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Coming' Events
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YOU WSLL ENJOY DANCING AT THE
popular Crystal , $slate Bal11I•oom, Mit-
chell, every Friday night, to the music of
the Nighthawks. featuring' the Very latent
in Western .dance tune° and the beat in
square dengue. • 4426x2
Property For Site
FAR SALE --DWELLING ON LOUISA
Street.; aophait siding; 3 bedrooms and
bath. Immediate 'possession. Apply MISS
EMIMA READ(MAN, Seaforth. Telephone
56941. 4426x2
PROPERTY FOR SALE—TRIO-STOREY,
three b.droonis, living room, den. 3 -
piece bathroom, oil heated house, including
three acres of land. edge of town. Approv-
ed for Veterans' Land Act purchase. Ap-
ply, Box 202, HURON EXPOSITOR, or
Phone 4,1, Seaforth. 4426x1
Wanted
POSITION WANTED — EXPERIENVI:1)
saleslady. APPly to Box 201, HURON
EXPOSITOR.,, 4426x1
COMFORTABLE ROOMS I N IIEN-
sall, with care sod .board; can accom-
modate five people at reasonable rates.
Apply MRS. Wet. COMMIT, Henault. Box
142. .Phone 126. 4426-4
Lost and Found
Notice
NOTICE --QUALIFIED STENOGRA--
pher Svailable for general stenographic
work- PHONE 187.8. Seaforth,
4426-1
For Sale
F
OR SALE — 23 PIGS, READY ' TO
wean. JAMS HARRY, Egmondvilie.
Phone 668 r 15, Seaforth. 4426x1
poR SALE—BABY CARRIAGE, BLUE,
1 in excellent condition. PHONE 760.
Seaforth. 4426=1
FOR SALE—COAL STOVE, HEATER.
Apply MRS. TOM PHILLIPS, Sea -
forth. 4426-1
FOR SALE—REFRIGERATOR IN A-1
condition; tri -light lamp good as new.
Apply to Box 191, HURON EXPOSITOR.
442241
wOR SALE—SMALL QUEBEC RANGE,
meal or wood; also child's sleigh with
rack. PHONE 666 r 24, Seaforth.
4426-1
FOR SALE VACUUM CLEANER, AIR -
1. way Sanitixer. late model, excellent
condition. Will sacrifice. PHONE 670 r
2, Seaforth. 4426-1
NEED A PAIR OF NYLONS? SEE
the new shades of Holoproof Nylons
of Note at TUDOR'S in Hensall. Ask to
sae the new run -proof nylon in 51 gauge.
4425-tf
STRAYED—.GN HALLOWE'EN NIGHT,
"Trixie," a dog with long black hair FOR SALE NEW SINGER SEWING
and fox -like face. Children's pet. Anyone machines, electric and treadle. Re -
knowing wherea'tout of this dog, please °airs to all makes. SINGER SEWING
PHONE 247, Seaforth- 4426-1 MACHINE CO., Goderich. Phone 1135.
4396-tf
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R U BBE R
Goods), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. S, samples 25c: : 'vole --1
e SALE934 FORD COACH IN EX -
24 samples ,51.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73 1 cellent condition • new battery, seat
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,) covers, seam l begot lights, fully winterized.
Ont. 1 PHONE 597-W, Seaforth. 4426-1
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O. SALE—IOLSTEIN JERSEY COW :
also saddle mare, 3 years old, sired be
Pinwheel." Phone 633 r 31, Seaforth.
W. .1. THOMPSON. „ , 9426-1
Help Wanted
'WANTED — HOUSEKEEPER-COMPAN-
�rrr ion for a refined elderly lady in Eg-�
mondville. Modern home. Apply Box 196,
HURON EXPOSI,TOR. 4425x2
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Furnishings, Etc„ at the residence of
W. C. Bennett, in Walton, on Wednesday,
November 12, et 2:30 p.m.: One bedroom
suite, including dressing table. high boy
and dresser ; 1 kitchen suite, folding table,
KLDDIES' CORDUROY OVERALLS AT
1.98. Yes. an unheard of price on
corduroy overalls! See them now et
TUDOR'S in Ilensall. Size 2-6.
4426-1
FOR SALE — 5 STEERS, DURHAM -
Hereford, four 600 lbs., one 1.000 lbs.;
also three Resole pups 4 months old, reg-
iste'red. JAMES EAST. Phone 807 r 6,
Clinton. 4426x1
FOR SALE -4 PAIRS TUBE SKATES:
1 pair men s, size 9; 1 pair girls'
(white). size 2; 2 pairs boys. size 13. AP-
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my MRS. A. E. CROZIER. • Phone 667 r
22, Seaforth. • - 4426x1
buffet and 4 chairs; 1 sewing mac,iine; 1, HOUSE DRESSF'81 HOUSE DRESSES!
easy chair; 1 dining -room suite; 1 hot- 11 House Dresses! TUDOR'S in Hensall
plate (Sunshine), 2 -burner; 1 floor lamer;, have a big assortment of them from 12-52
1 Sunshine electric stove, heavy duty, 4- • feom 2.98 - 3:95. Long sleeves and short
burner (like new) : 1 coal and wood kit -)sleeves- 4426-1
chem range 1McClary) : 1 electric steam ;
radiator (like new) ; 2 portable olothesj' '0R SALE—PRINCESS BETH COOK
closets; 1 dresser with' separate mirror; P stove • will burn" either coal or wood;
1 ironing board; 1 Westinghouse electric wood baker; and a 2 -burner electric plate.
oven (like new) : 1 hand floor waxer; 1 herb in gond c^ndition Arps+➢ to MRS
electric 'stove, heavy duty, 2 -burner (see- WILLIAM PEPPER, Hensall. Phone 41-W.
and -hand ): 1 teflon thermos jug; 1 Astrol 4425-2
refrigerator, new; 1 shotgun; 1 platform
scales ; 1 A.B.C. washing machine (used) ; FOR SALE -2 DUAL-PURPOSE RPOSE SHORT -
1 lawn mower; 1 extension ladder, 32 -ft.: .F horn heifers from an accredited herd.
1 library table; 1 electric iron; 1 large due to freshen soon. Apply A- E. OROZ-
meat grinder: some dishes, and. many
TER. Phone 667 r 22, Seaforth.
articl•.s t',o n.emerous to'mention- Terms—
Cash. W. C. BENNETT, Proprietor • Har-
old Jackson, Auctioneer, . 4426-1
Notices To Creditors
4426x1
I A REAL BARGAIN IN KIDDIES' ^LONG
rntton hoar, Fizea 61h tot 9 at'Or, G t
two on,ethree pairs, now at TUDOR'S in
Menge* . ,Brown only. 442611
NOTICE to CREDITORS;
In the Estate of MARGARET ANN Mem'
GEE, Widow of the late James Sproat,'
of Seaforth, Deceased. -:
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ALL PERSONSHAVING e� L AIMS
against Estate of above deceased are
required to file ,the same to undersigned
for . said Estate, on or before the 20th day ,
of November, A.D. 1952, after which •date
the assets will be distributed amongst' the,
partits entitled thereto, having regard on-
ly to the claims of which notice has been
given,
FOR SALE—MODERN DINING ROOM
to nearly new: Quebec heater,
m"dinm size; baht' tends, in good condi-
tion. Amply to MRS. BOLYEA, McMaster
Ants.. Market and High Sts., Seaforth,
4426x1
FOR. SALE — HARDWOOD SLABS.
m na.ty maple. ?'O.'O ner load of'ap-
nroxireately two cords: mixed wool slabs
98 Per load, apnroximntely two cords. de-
livered in Seaforth. Let us figure on your
vawrtust re"nirements. Prompt delivery:
FRED HUDIE. Phone 362. Clinton.
44204
DATED Seaforth, November 5, 1952. I _.
R. H. SPR OAT, Seaforth
J. R. SPROAT, North Bay
Executors.
In Memoriam
4426-2 T IfcCLINUHLlf
' The dearest mother this world could hold,
With cheery smile and heart of golds
To those who knew her, all will know
How much we lost .four years ago.
RADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL KINDS
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE- —Ever remembered. by son Nelson,
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth. daughters Bernys and Virginia, sons -in -
Phone 347-R. 43634f law Howard and Murray, ands grandchil-
dren Ray, Carl and Dianne -
PAINTING — SPRAY OR BRUSH ; 4426x1
Papering, Sunworthy wallpapers. Sign
painting a specialty, ED. (BUCK) LIT-
TLE, Hensel]. Phone 196-1*, Hensall.
4425-tf
Notices •
A rl'k.NTSON, FARMERS 1 — PROMPT,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect, "ED.
ANDREWS, 851 r 11. Seaforth, or 285,
Exeter. Associated with Darling & Co. of
Canada Ltd. 439941
VOTERS' LIST
POSTING
Township of Hullett
T. GEORGE W. COWAN, CLERK OF THE
Municipality of the Township of Mul-
lett in the County of Buren, declare that
I have posted in my office, in the ViDage CIEORGi; LEIT+CH WISHES TO THANK
of Londesboro, the Voters' List for the all those who sent cards and fruit and
Year 1952, and I hereby call on all voters visited him in the hospital; also to thank
to take immediate proceedings to have any Dr, P. L. Brady and Dr. E. A. 'McMaster
omissions or errors corrected according to and the nursing staff. 4426x1
law, The list was posted in my office en
A-"'
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UP—IN LOVING MEMORY OF
our dear mother, Mrs. Dan Dupes, who
passed away eleven years ago on Novem-
ber 5, 1941.
Her thoughts were all so full' of us
,She never could forget.
And so we think that.. where she is
She must be watching yet-
As
etAs Angels keep their watch up there.
Please God jest let her know
•.That we down here do not forget,
We love and miss her so.
—Lovingly remembered and sadly miss-
ed by by Husband, Family and Grandchildren.
Cards Of Thanks
the 20th day of Obtdber, 1952.
GEORGE W. COWAN,
Clerk.
MBS. A. ' DUCHARME WISHES TO
thank all who so kindly remembered
her daring her recent illness al Scott
Memorial Hospital. She also wishes to
442e-5 thank the nursing staff and Drs. Brady
and McMaster. 4426x1
MEETING OF" HURON
COUNTY'COUNCIL'
►HE
NET MEETING Oli TAS B:L112ON
County Council will be held iii the
Connell CSambera, Court House, GBdeiieb,
cosnf8citt'ing •
DAYy„ 24Oiie'1 von 11, i06'i
at. 2105 P.M,
fltire
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sns' irl�ibbtii da
v il diTe�inOff
ill ? anion ld Tae in", they ° nI the
'Cle'le'sinot lat'
Births
BUECHLEI1—In Stratford General Hone -
tai. on Novt4nber 2, to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Beecher (nee Barters Sproat),
Ottawa, a son.
KENNEDY—In Woodatpek Hospital. on
Nove ober 3, to Mr. and Mra. Frank
Kennedy (nee Mary Stewart), Bright, a
daagbter.
WHITE—In District Memorial Hospital;
,hcantinigtosi qtt Sunday. November 2 to
404*. ' and ,1tR"r8. A`.: G., ,White • (nee lean
Yrvin), KingnviUe .e daughter,
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Deaths
A.MENT—'in Seaforth. on Saturday, Nov.
PINLAYSE
Seafetth, on
Frid
ayd.Willi� mant in his 84th Year.
October imam
Finlayson; in his 6814
rear,
J1A i 'P—In St.•Jiaenli's 1%spital London,
do i aradnlr6, •Janerl aHalt, in. his
5 it�X froso reslden'co of bis
r 1.(lnlumhati, on
01*4 40400). 1 .
11011 yen Sundays I ave 2.•
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wiltal+f d 7GditaWr ittx hit' ktir yranti
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Tiffany 'cosmetics Middleton's BRucEFIELD
,Drug Stare, 'Hensall, carries a Com-,
$►fete stock, of theati, lhldhest•.sivality I
Product6.. The prices, am moderate.
Cleansing .(dream, 51.28; Tissue
Cream, $1.50; Skin b re$hner,
Come in and talk your beauty Web -
lents over with our trained staff.
Get that Tiffanycomplexion now.
--(Adv.),
Miss Minnie Reid and Mrs. Jas.
Bonthron agent a day recently vla-
iting with Goderich 'friendly.
Mr. Jack Lavender, who is at-
tending the Ryerson Institute of
Technology, Toronto,. . anent the
weekend at his home 'here.
Mr. Robert McDougall, Moose
Jaw, who hasbeen visiting his
cousin, 'Mise Minnie Reid, left for
the west coast Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forrest and
Clerk and, Mrs. L. ,Clark, Sr., spent
the weekend with relatives in St.
Clair, Mich. •
Miss Lapp, Toronto, the Tiffany
.cosmetician, received so many re-
quests from the ladies of Hensall
for personal consultations about
beauty problems, that Middleton's
Drug Store engaged her all day
last Wednesday. This was her sec-
ond stay within a week in Hensall.
Mitchell Nursery
& FLORAL CO.
Mitchell - Ont.
Established over 50 years -
We grow our Flowers,
and Supply forall
Occasions'
You are as near as your telephone.
Telephone 37W
MITCHELL
ownesillIMInwainpmwaramspeseelinammili
12
N
months- to pay
for your coal
down payment
Nen you join...
The
Old
Company's
10
mo•
i a.wm..,. .
COAL:
%,CLUB:
HO 11
OOkH, . 46%
PArmar 1°1
Coal
Club
Seaforth Lumber Ltd.
tr. and lM4rs. Jim Llyingstone.and
David, T,oncign, Viaitt{,l Sundaywith
Mr. and Mrs.. Abe Zaple; and faintly.
,There was a large 'crowd at the
fowl supper in 'the United Church
last Thursday evening.
The ladies of the W.A. 'catered
to supper for Y.P. Calton meeting
in the ' church Monday evening.
Theer were over 2&0 present.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Sholdice` ha•'ye
returned to their, home near Ailsa
Craig after spending tido months
with Mr. and Atte:A. Paterson.°
husband Of Fortner,
Local Girl Gets Post
Walter J. Tardift, husband of the
former Marguerite 'Williams, Sea-
forth, was recently appointed gen-
eral manager of the Caliada Paint
Company. Mr, Tardift has been an
active figure In the paint .business
for 28 years and has held several
important positions,,in the industry.
Walton -Friends Fete
Mr. and Mrs. Ci. Brown
M. and Mrs. C. Brown were en
tertained 'by a large crowd oC
friends and neighbors Tuesday eve-
ning, prior to their leaving Wal-
ton. They were presented witha
purse of money. Dancing was en-
joyed
n
joyed to Wilbee's orchestra, and
later George Kirkby and Ronald
Bennett presented the couple with
a gift.
McKillop Speaker At
Church Ladies' Aid
Mrs. H. E. Smith, president of
the Ladies' Aid of First Presbyter-
ian •Gehurch, Seaforth, was in charge
of the meeting Tuesday afternogn,
when Mrs. J. W. Thompson, Mc-
Killop, gave an informative talk on
the New England States. She spoke
of the museums and homes and
their historical. interest.
During the program Alice Ann
Nixon and Marlene Miller sang,
"It's No Secret." They were ac-
companied by Mrs. M. R. Rennie.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
Homemaking Clubs of
District, Town Hold
Joint Meeting Here
At a joint meeting of the Sea -
forth Sewing Sisters, McKillop
Busy Bees *Ad Thrifty Kippenettes
in the High School here Tuesday
night: Jean. Steckle, home econom-
ist for Huron County, spoke on the
value of homemaking clubs. As
well, Miss Steckle demonstrated
correct po,5ture and, assisted by
June Smith and Jean Scott, showed
the club members present the
mehtods of adjusting patterns. •
Catherine Campbell was nomira.t-
ed secretary for the meeting. Joyce
Wilson and Betty Goudie sang a
duet., Betty Campbell, McKiliap,
reported on her visit to the O.A.C.,
Guelph, on provincial homemaking
club's' day. Joyce Wilson led a
sing song and the clubs spent a so-
- Phone 47 i tial half-hour with the. Junior In-
stitute and Junior 'Farmers, meet-
ing in another part "of the school.
A nn iveraYp-
ervices
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
SEAFORTH
Sunday, November 16
11 a.m. and 7 pan.
Guest Speaker—
Rev. David Gowdy, Th.D., of Central
Presbyterian Church, Galt, at
both. services
Rev„ Gowdy was a Padre in World War Hand• is a fluent speaker
The Choir will be assisted in the morning by Mrs. Ross Hamilton,
and'' in the evening by the Seaforth Male Quartet—James T. Scott,
Fred E: Willis, M. R. Rennie and D. L. Reid.
COME AND ENJOY THESE SERVICES
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REV. D. GLENN CAMPBELL STANLEY J. SMITH
Minister Organist & Choir Leader
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Used Cars
FOR SALE
1951 Chev. De Luxe Sedan
1949 Plymouth De Luxe Sedan, with
radio, sun visor
1940, Ford Sedan
W -A -N -T -E -D -
1946-47-48 CHEVS.
on
NEW 1952 DE LUXE SEDAN
Also Special. Sedans
NOW IN STOCK!
Seaforth Motors
Phone 141
Seafol°th
Wa
tip versa'
112rt and ' Nr's. SAaa Johnston+
Walton, 7nar'keU `'the 50th aj)nivex-
ary of their "wedding' \Vodne
when; a family dinner was hell.,. i
Daft's Church ,basement. Phe.'1a
er,, received friends and, neighbors
at their' home. Among the •giftn
efe flowers in
141tICQ. r'I!b 1 g,'oug$11o4 ai; lkliidnaay
cit Oen aa.•
Mrs. r ''C,oi�e, noire (eiirge Har-
pi?i' and ¥ra, ±�• uk Aelland, 1-
e0e Mill, visited for 'a few days
iadtt°jsryveek with Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
'i e4
+ anfl,'Mra. Thomas. Laing vis-
tedyj):day with Mr. and Mrs.
NeilS Oeks, Thorndale, and Mrs.
Walter '11 ontagne and family at
and w , f$11 a Tplatnesferd.
many useful a>=ides. ,
Fiye ;(,.Local., Teachers
...Attend Region 'Meet
rt' U1 'll$nt t . UU'UO. ib}':th, Mr. and .I re. Wesley Green,
Region .one oR 'the Qntarig: Wo- 'Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
4444,,Teachersl 'Federation' met in Green, London, visited Mr. Jonah
Winghalii Town' 1td.1i`. last Satiirday Green, oil Sunday.
with Louie' Robinson, Godericli inn -MO• MeClymonttiemphohrs returnedding
the chair, • ` pa' devotional tiered few week's witheatter
tbrotherai Mr:
was in '.Charge` of Roberta Eldonllll Wagner, who returned to visit with
stone, 'Owen• ,Sound." 'her.
Local teachers' attending were: , Joon Bell, Jim 'McGregor, and
Mrs, Agnes Mason, Miss • Mab Stewart Wilson, Brucefield; 'Mac
Turnbull, Mrs. Elva Ellis, Mitt—.lir. Speirs and, Stewart Stiles returned
J. Weber and Mrs. 'Ruby Dundas. ' home Saturday evening • after ' a
Church, where Mrs, Agnes Mason,
At noon a luncheon was served , two-month motor trip to Vancouv-
the 104' h'teachers in • the United er. and 'California. They .returned
ere '
Seaforth, presided. Guest speakerlthrough the United States'
was Elizabeth Taylor, Federation Mr. and Mrs. . Norman Rickert,
lieadquartere. Miss Taylor stress -1 Merle and Murray Tyndall attend-
ed the Murray - Geisel wedding in
Kitchener Saturday, also the recep-
tion at . the Haceinda, Waterloo.
On Sunday they visited relatives in
Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons at-
tended the auction sale of Mr. and
Mrs. C. Robinson, near •Mitchell, on
Friday.
Late Williaign Anent Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Shipman,
and children, Exetervisited Sun -
Among those Trow out-of-town day with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
who attended the funeral of the Jones. ,
late William Ament Tuesday after- Friday evening visitors with T.
.
noon were his family: Mr, and Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Jones included'
W. W.• Ament, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Love and family, near
Mrs. W. K. Anent, Waterloo; 'Mr. Varna; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West -
and Mrs. Arthur R. G. Anient, To- lake and family, near Bayfield.
ronto; Mr. and •Mrs. F. Karl Mr. and Mrs. Edgar. Schnell, Cam-
Ament, Mimico; Mr. and Mrs. Stan- rose, Alta., left for their home al-
ley F. Grainger, London. I ter visiting a month with the lat-
Also 'Mr. Guenther F. Hess, Nia- ter's mother, Mrs. Robert McBride.
gara Falls; Mr. and Mrs, W. R. "' Mrs. Ducker, Toronto, is spend -
Veale, Ingersoll; Mr. and Mrs. A. ing a week with her friends, Mr.
E. .Coates and Mr. Dolph Coates, and Mrs. Norman Long.
London; Mrs. Arthur Hawkshaw,) Dr. James. Jarrott, New York, is
Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grain- visiting his mother, Mrs. Catharine
ger, Gorrie; Mr. and Mrs. George Jarrott.
Dawson, Atwood; Mrs. Robert Win- Miss Helen Turner, Goderich, was
ter, Goderich; Mrs. Mervyn Grain- a recent visitor of Mr- and, Mrs.
ger, Wroxeter; Mrs. George Fee, Robert McGregor.
Hensall; Miss Frances Ardent and, Mr. Robert Love, who .attends To -
Mr. William Ament, Detroit; Mr. ronto ••University, returbed to
and Mrs, E. H. Hodgins, Toronto. school -'after visiting his parents,
• Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love. .
KIPPEN
Miand Mrs. Charlie Green, Sea
ed that teachers "be professional,"
in taking their place In the com-
munity as well as the classroom.
Region one extends south to Lon-
don and north to 'Meaford and
Owen Sound.
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Attend Funeral Of
Mr. Norman S. McLeod., Lennox-
CROMARTY ville, Quebec, , son of Rev. Norman
Miss Mabel 'Cameron, Seaforth
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Thos.
Lasing.
Mr. Gus Hoegy and Mrs. Angus
Ballantyne, 'Stratford, and Mr. Tom
Wallace, Carlingford, were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George
Wallace.
Mr.'and Mrs. Hugh Moore, .Neil,
Donald and Wayne, of Lindsay; Mr. 1
and Mrs. Ernie Armstrong, Fraser-
ville, and Rev. and • Mrs. Orville
Locke, London, visited with Mr. .
and Mrs. T. L. Scott on 'Sunday. i
Mrs. M. Houghton, Ross Hough-
ton, Dianne, ,Billie and Linda and
Frank Stagg visited with Mr. •and
e
"Lest We.. ,Falrget"
BALL - MACAULAY LUMBER YARDS
at Seaforth and Clinton
WILL REMAIN CLOSED ALL DAY
Tuesday, November lith
Armistice Day
and, M. Mn/mead, i@. 41ak4 b!s
(fiche with dg. ararRIIIe
Mrs,. Orval McClinghe3r a,a d
daughter, Donna, Varna, •visited
Mrs. McClymont Saturday..
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Pinknei' Smd
family, Toronto, spent the weekend
with the, latter', parents, "Mr. and
Mxs� Samuel Cudmore. Mr. and
Tsrd.' Stewart Cud'lnore and Lorne,
London,also visited with them
Sunday;
Silnfay, visitors of M. and Mia.
Dowdon included:. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Witmer and Mr. and Mrs. O.
Cooke, Goderich.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Cornish and family
iGoderieh, and .Mr. and 'Mrs. Lorne
(Schneider and ' Indy, Stratford,
were 'Sunday, visitors ',sink their
father, Mr. Robert Thomson.,
Hensali
Aristmas
Photos
For appoJntmmente
Phone ' 30 Bayfield
Ann's Studio
Bayfield, 'Ont.
WILL BE CLOSED REMEM$RA11I'tE ;:DA
Tuesday, November 11``1 A
DURING THE 1VIORNING . .
Stores will be Open 1 p.m to'6 p.m.
DANCE
TOWN HALL — HENSALL
Friday, November 7
Music by Earl Heywood
and CKNX Ranch Boys
SPONSORED BY HENSALL FIREMEN
— General Admission —
WEEK -END
FOOD
SUGAR—Pure Cane ' • 100 lbs. $9.0Q
Maxwell House COFFEE 1-1b. Bag 94c
ALL -SWEET MARGARINE.. 1-1b. Pkg. 35c
,CRISCO 3 -Ib.• Tin 99c
Medium CHEESE—June flavor Ib. 43c
Ellmar PEANUT BUTTER . • 16 -OzJar 32c
JELLO JELLY POWDERS . • • • 3 Pkgs. • 29c
REDBIRD MATCHES 3 Boxes 27e
Australian Fancy
SEEDLESS RAISINS lb. 21c
tt
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Florida JUICY ORANGES Doz. 3 c
3 Dozen for ' 95c'
GRAPES 2 lbs. 23c
P.E.I. POTATOES 10 -lb. Bag 59c
CLARE KEITH
We Appreciate phone Orde*s
PHONE 8 '• — ;T=REE DELIVERY
IN $150.00 IN CASH
COMMENCING NOVEMBER 1, 1952, until DECEMBER 24, 1952, Each Buyer of a Car Pur-
chased at BRUSSELS MOTORS At a Value of Over $300.00, is Entitled to Enter the CASH
PRIZE DRAW, To Be Made Christmas.Eve, 1952!
USED CARS
1952 ➢C`HEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE COACH •'
1952 , CHEEV. STYLFILLLNE SEDANS'
1951 CHEM. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN.--
Plowerglide; $1,995.00•••-.
2-1951 CHEV. STYLELINE SEDANS an $1,850.00
1941 IC)1)FIV. STYLELINE COACH at $1,850.00
2--1951-CHEV. DE LUXE STYLELINE SEDANS
1950 CHEV. DE LUXE FLEETLINE SEDAN—
" folly equipped
AND TRUCKS
1949' i(IHIESV • &PASSENGER COUPE - Fully
equlpped--=$1,405.00
1949 PLYMOUTH SPECIAL DE LUXE
Sk7AiN-41,895.00.
1949 NLETEOR SEDAN"-Com.letely recondi-
• tioned—$1,295.04
1940—PLYMOUTH COACH
TRUCKS •—y--
1948 ,CHEV. rya -TON PICKUP
Many Older Models To Choose From
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