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Coining Events
EV.31Y FRIDAY NIGHT IS DANCE
night at the Crystal Palace Ballroom,
Mitchell. Clarence Petrie the Night
Hawks in attendance. 4517-9
FIDELITY LODGE
No. 66, meets
first and third Wed- FOR RENT—SPACIOUS APARTMENT,
nesday evenings of three or four bedrooms. Family with
each month at 8 children preferred. Apply H. G. M.EI'R.
p.m. Noble Grand, I. Trewartha; Record- Phone 306 evenings. 4522x1
ing Secretary, Harry McLeod. 4493-18
For Rent
APARTMENT FOR., RENT.—APPLY It.
S. BOX, Seaforth. 4522-1
poR RENT — TWO APARTMENTS,
furnished or unfurnished. Apply
OKE'S BILLIARDS. 4522-1
Poultry
FOR SALE -100 RED X ROCK PUL
lets, 'six months old and laying. WIL-
MER BROADFOOT, Kippen. Phone 651
r 11, Seaforth. 4522-1
FOR SATE—RED ROCK AND RED
Sussex pullets, ready for range. Priced
for quick sale. Apply W. C. HENDEltc-
SON. Phone 683-3, Seaforth.
4621-tf
Wanted
WANTED—OLD HORSES, 3 CENTS
per pound; dead cattle and horses
at value. Important to phone at once,
day or night. GILBERT BROS.' MINK
RANCH, Goderich. Phone collect, 936 r
32, or 936 r 21. 4522-tf
WANTED—OLD RIFLES, SHOT GUNS
and pistols, muzzle -loaders, registered
or unregistered, shot and powder flask.
powder horns, molds, parts of guns Any
type of condition. Apply ALLAN HAUGH,
Brucefield. Phone 658 r 23, Seaforth.
4521x2
WANTED --GOOD WARM ROOM AND
board for an elderly man. In a
home on ground floor that has central
heating and modern conveniences, and in
a town or village. Prefer with someone
who can give liver hypo once a week.
Will pay extra for good warm place.
Write to Post Office Box 67, Hensall, Oat:
4522x2
Agents Wanted
GOOD DEALERS
wanted to establish a business of their
own with our 225 guaranteed and well-
known products such as: Toiletries, Cul-
inaries, Medicines, 'Domestic Necessities,
Tea, Coffee, etc. Excellent opportunity to
earn from $50 to 675 per week. `Specials
each month with free products. Substan-
tial discount. Exclusive territory. $18
needed. NO RISK. Details—
JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal.
4521-4,
Property For Sale
HOUSE FOR SALE -,FRAME HOUSE,
three bedrooms, den, 3 -piece bathroom,
modern kitchen, oil furnace, heavy wiring,
insulated, water heater; lot 100 x 120.
PHONE 31, Seaforth, or write Box 324,
HURON EXPOSITOR. 4521-tf
FOR SALE -7 -ROOM FRAME DWEL-
ling, situated on Goderich St. West.
All modern conveniences. Hot water heat-
ing with oil; two bathrooms. Garage and
small garden. Very convenient to shop-
ping centre. Box 344, HURON EXPOSI-
TOR.
.- 4521-tf
Notices
VACUUM CLEANER REPAIRS ON ALL;
makes; 22 years' experience, - We pick
up and dellvet PHONE 162-W, Seaforth. 1
4521-tf
p ADIO REPAIRS—FOR ALL .KINDS
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE-
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Seaforth.
Phone 347-R. - -
4521-tf '
VOR RENT --MODERN COTTAGE ON
the lake : all conviences. Half price
for September. PHONE 128, Exeter, Ont.
4522-1
FOR RENT—APARTMENT, SELF-CON-
ta'ned ; heated. Available October 1.
Apply JOHN TREMEER after 6:30 p.m.
4522x1
APARTMENT FOR RENT—COMPLETE-
ly self-contained apartment,' one bed-
room, three-piece bath: heated. On
ground floor. Available October 1. Ap-
ply in writing to Box 357, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 4522x2
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fects in the Town of Seaforth, on
North Main Street, on Wednesday, Sept.
Lend, at 1:30 p.m.: One chesterfield and
chair; walnut coffee table; 3 dressers,
stands ; settee; 3 small tables ; occasional
chair and rockers; 1 fernery : drophead
Singer sewing machine; wardrobe: day
bed : 6 kitchen chairs ; modern brown bed,
springs and mattress: maple kitchen set:
table, buffet and 4 chairs; Finlay Quebec
beater; white enamel Wingham Clipper
cok stove (like new); 2 -burner electric
ra' gette (like new): white enamel elec-
tric washing machine; clothes horse; tube;
floor\ polisher ; garden tools; garden oulti-
vator' coal oil stove. Terms — Cash.
JAMES PRETTY, Proprietor ; Harold
Jackson, Auctioneer: E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
4522-2
AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
fects in the Village of Egmondville,
on Wednesday, September 15th, at 1:30
p.m.: Wingham cook stove: Quebec heat-
er; Coleman camp stove: 2 -burner hot-
plate; kitchen cabinet; glass cupboard:
'chrome kitchen extension table; 6 kitchen
chairs: arm chair; 8 -day mantel chime
clock ; Raymond drophead sewing mach-
ine: modern walnut china cabinet; exten-
Ision table; 6 chairs; bookcase; radio:
' buffet : number rocking chairs ; occasional
chairs ; small tables; . mirrors: day bed
hall tree ; modern iron bed: springs and
'mattress: single bed; dressers; 12 hooked
rugs ; 5 electric lamps; electric tea ket-
tle1; toaster ; iron ; Coffield electric wash-
ing machine; sealers; fancy china; kit-
chen utensils; curtains and drapes; bed
linens; pillows: cushions; quilts; blank-
ets; carpenter tools; garden tools. Terms
—Cash. MRS. ROBERT STRONG, Pro-
prietress: Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E.
P. Chesney, Clerk. 4522-1
AEF
UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD E-
fects it; the Town of Seaforth, on
Saturday, September 18th, on Goderich
Street West: Antique walnut sofa; 2
walnut occasional chairs; leather ,platform
rocker; oak parlor table; antique walnut
steeple clock ; walnut table; mantel clock ;
mahogany settee: walnut platforrock-
er; rocking chaim rs; hall rack: large ex-
tension table: 6 oak dining room chairs:
oak buffet; china cabinet: walnut drop -
'leaf table; 8 walnut dining room chairs:
erarnel Beach cook stove; 1 glass kitchen
cupboard ; 6 kitchen chairs: McClary
'stove; solid walnut bed. springs and mat-
tress ; 2 walnut cabinets ; walnut bedroom
table; walnut chest of drawers; walnut
table and antique mirror; walnut ward-
robe; 5 walnut chairs with cane bottoms;
3 linoleum rugs; rosewood antique chest
of drawers; Axminster rugs, 12x10; Ax-
minster rug. 12x14 ; wool carpet, 10x12
scatter' mats : carpet sweeper ; pillows-;
blankets; quilts; curtains; hammock ;
china, including Lernoges' set of dishes,
sherbet glasses. number cut glass dishes :
ornaments ; pictures`; flower stand ; tubs:
pails ; 2 -burner hot -plate: scales : 26 -foot
extension ladder; step ladder: lawn
mower: trunks: garden tools: kitchen
utensils: other articles. Terms — Cash.
MISS MARTHA FOWLER, Proprietress:
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P. Ches-
ney, Clerk. .1522-2
For Sale
NOTICE — PAINTING, PAPERHANG-'
ing ; interior and exterior decorating. FOR SALE—ASTROL REFRIGERATOR,
See our 1954 wallpaper designs. WAL- in good condition. PHONE 216. Sea -
TER PRATT, Seaforth. Phone 48 r 9, 'forth. ' 4522x1
Brussels.
4521-tf
ATTENTION, FARMERS : — PROMPT.
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED.
ANDREWS, 351 r 11. Seaforth, or 235
Exeter, Associated with Darling & Co., or
Canada Ltd.
4521-tf
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL—SEP-
tic tanks, cesspools, cellars, etc.,
Pumped and cleaned with sanitary mod-
ern equipment. All work guaranteed sat-
isfactory. For quick service, write or
phone LOUIS BLAKE. Brussels, Ont.
Phone Brussels, 42 ring 6.
4519x4
ATTENTION, FARMERS 1 — McKILLOP
Fire Insurance, Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As-
soc. (O.A.A.), Hospitalization Insurance,
Accident and Sickness Insurance, and
North American Life insurance- Cocsult
ERIC H. MUNROE, Seaforth.
4521-tf
ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-
ton. If you have a house, apartment,
furnished or unfurnished. to rent please
call STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clinton. 382: local 252.
.• n 4521-tf
FREE SERVICE
To Farmers
DON'T WASTE MONEY ON MINER-
sle your land does not need. We will,
without charge to you, take samples of
the earth in your fields , and have them
analysed.
GALL
Topnotch Feeds Limited
PHONE 15 or 876
4484-tt
PROCLAMATION
Township of T ickersmith
UPON INSTRUCTIONS FROM COUN-
d11 tinder authority of By -Law No. 18,
1952, Township of Tuckersmith, I hereby
proclaim Ethat
glitandviland Harpnrhey hamlets
areprohibi d
front; running at large during the period
front -Jane 1, 1054. to November 1, 1954.
0 cis or Arboreta of doge contravefr-
Irit+f e`proYrliotib of, this by-law will be
Yule.ffC1
g igaignigth Pernik, of $50.00,
"a;fglSiie ..
DOM
of ltb., 11.61
FOR SALE—HIGH-TYPE BICYCLE; 2
sets Lynn oil burners with gravity
feed control. PHONE 192-W, Seaforth.
4522-1
FOR SALE—QUANTITY CORNELL 595
wheat for seed, grown from rel ister-
ed seed. JAMES soIjANDSBOROUGH.
Phone 665 r 16, Sea,fo 4522x2
WRECKING '42 HUDSON, '42 DODGE.
'4.1 Dodge. '41 Chev., '91 Fords and
many older models. CUDMORE'S GRAV-
EL, 171 r 3, Exeter. 9518-6
SALES AND SERVICE ON -ALL MEAT
and grocery store equipment: cash
register and adding machines. L. NOR-
TON, 339 Wellington St., London. Phone
3-1401. 4520-4
FOR SALE -TWO REFRIGERATORS,
one 714, cubic feet and other 91f1 cubic
feet. Cheap for quick sale. Apply WM.
HOEGY, Seaforth. Phone 588-W.
4522x1
15e: THE NEW 1955 NORTHERN ELFC-
tric TV. We handle complete anten-
nae installations. Prices on request. F.
A. DUTTON, Bruccfleld. Phone Clinton:
634 r 4.
1521-tf
a
FOR SALE—QUANTITY HARDWOOD
slabs, font long; also quantity hard-
wood tape. McKillop -Grey boundary. Ap-
ply .TAMES STEVENSON. 'Phone 604.
Brussels. (t_ 4522?2
WOOD FOR SALE — HARDWOOD
slaps have been piled all summer,
$14 per load, or $5 per single cord. Ap-
proximately 8 cords .-per load. Apply
WM. CALDWELL, Brucefteld. Phone
Clinton, 627 r 8. 4518x7
Fj OR SALE — DUO THERM SPACE
heater with pipet. and Empire coal
and wood range: both in excellent condi-
tion. Also n 90 -gallon nil tank. Reason-
able. Apply MAX CARTER. Egmondville.
)'hone 454-W. 4522,2
FOR SALE—QUEBEC COOK STOVE:
also Quebec heater. Both in gond
condition ; elan electric two,Mtrner hot-
plate; R.C.A. car radio. 12 volt. PHONE
SEAFORTH 661 r 22. 4522-1
Fj OR SALE — GALVANIZED. PIPE;
sealers and some_ lantern glasses ; 2
cools stoves and 2 heaters: 2 wooden
tnhles : 2 cloth rugs ; 2 house doors. Ap-
ply CLARENCSE REEVES. Seaforth.
4322x1
HONEY FOR SALE-2fOW POURiNO
plover honey. 22 dente a pound; Sep•
temiber honey. 16 cents pound in ymfr
own containers. This September honey is
recommended for hay fever. Honey is in
short Supply this season. Orders accept-
ed. WALLACE ROSS APIARIES. Phone
1064, Seafm'th. 4522-2
Personals
HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (R LI B B E R
Goods). mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 scrapies 26c;
24 sannplee $1.00. Mail -Order Dept. TJ73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton.
Help Wanted
HOUSEHOLD HELP WANTED FOR
family of two adults in return for
rooms and board. Apply Box 869, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4522-1
WANTED — MAN OR WOMAN TO
grade eggs : also help in store. Box
358, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4522-1
HELP WANTED
Experienced Bookkeeper
State age and experience. For local
grain elevator.
Apply in writing only to
BOX 356, HURON EXPOSITOR
Seaforth.
4522-2
Notices To Creditors
NOTICE to CREDITORS
In the Estate of JEAN FREEMAN
ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A IMS
against the Estate of Jean Freeman,
late of the Town of Seaforth, County of
Huron, deceased, who died on or about
the 18th day of August, 1954, are hereby
notified to send in to the undersigned on
or before the 21st day of September, 1954,
full particulars of their claims, after which
date the assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ont., this 23rd day
of August, 1954.
ALVIN W. SI4.LERY,
Barrister. &c..
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitor for the Estate.
4520.3
Tenders Wanted
TOWNSHIP OF HAY
Tenders For. Municipal
Drains
SEALED TENDERS, ADDRESSED TO
the undersigned, will be received un-
til 6 p.m.,
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1954
rnr the construction of the following
drains:
1--SCHWALM MUNICIPAL DRAIN,
approximately 4,500 lineal feet of open
drain, 3.980 cubic yards.
2---ALDWORTH MUNICIPAL, DRAIN,
approximately 6,200 lineal feet of open
drain, 5.370 cubic yards.
Plans and specifications may be, seen
and tender forms obtained at the office of
the undersigned.
A certified cheque for 10' of the
amount of the bid must accompany each
tender.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily
accepted.
C. P. CORBETT, P. Eng.
Consulting Engineer,
Lucan, Ontario.
H. W. BROKENSIURE, Clerk,
'Hay Township Office,
Zurich, Ontario.
4521.2
Births
BALL --At. Scott Memorial Hospital, on
September 4, to Mr. and Mrs, William
Bali, Seaforth, a daughter.
KEYS --In Clinton Public Hospital, on
Friday, September 3, 1954, to Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Keys (nee Nora Eyre),
Varna, a son.
:VIZIR—At Halifax, N.S.. on September 3,
1954. to Leading Seaman Jerrold Meir
and Mrs. Meir, a daughter—Patricia.
First Church Choir
Honors S. J. Smith
Members of the choir of First
Presbyterian Church recently held
a picnic meeting at the cottage of
Mr. and MPs. David Stewart, Bay-
field. During the evening Mr. Stan-
ley J. Smith. who has been choir
leader and organist for a number
of years. and .who left recently to
accept another position in the In-
gersoll district, was presented with
momenta by the choir. Rev. D.
Glenn Campbell spoke briefly, and
Mrs. John Cardno, on behalf of the
choir members, made the presen-
tation.
Smarty: "After the rain falls,
when does it get up again?"
Professor: "1n dew time, my boy,
in dew time:"
•
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Eller return-
ed Tuesday from a pleasant holi-
day trip into the States.
Mrs. L. Warren, Grand Rapids,
Michigan, and daughter Grace were
Sunday guests. with Mrs. L. Doig
and Janet.
LAC. Don OIT, of the R.C.A.F.,
has returned to Beaver Bank, NS"
to resume his duties.
Labor Day visitors with Mrs.
Catherine Redden were: Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Redden, George, Pat-
sy, Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hed-
den, all of St. Catharipes; Harold
Redden, Dresden, and Catherine
and Patsy Carter, Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill, Strat-
ford, visited with Mrs. J. A. Tay-
lor and Iyer. and Mrs. Norval Reid
and family last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smillie
attended the Toronto Exhibition
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Cook and
Carolyn ,have returned after spend-
ing a week vacationing at Balan,
Honey Harbor and Lions Head.
Mrs. William Pepper left last
Thursday for a week's vacation
with relatives at Kincardine and
Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedden, Lin-
da and Sam returned home to St.
Catharines after spending a week
vacationing with Mrs. Catherine
Redden and Herb and Mr. Fred
Kennings and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kinsman spent
Sundae? at Niagara Falls.
Mr. Harold Greenhaugh and Mr.
and Mrs. William Prescott and Jef-
frey, of Toronto, and 'Mr. George
Foster, of Windsor, spent the week
end and Labor Day with Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. Cameron and Bob.
Mrs. Alex Shorthduse and fam-
ily, who have been spending their
holidays with the former's mother,
Mrs. 'Catherine Hedden, have re-
turned to St. Catharines.'
Mr. Alex Shorthouse and Mr.
Orville Redden. of St. Catharines,
spent the Labor Day holiday with
Mrs. Catherine Redden and Herb.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Horton
haye returned after spending a de-
lightful week's vacation at Bala
at Muskoka, and Winona.
United Church Notes
Rev. J. B. Fox conducted morn-
ing service in the United Church
last Sunday morning. Mr. S. Min-
nie, Mr. Ron Mock and Dr. McKel-
vie sang a pleasing number, "Show
Us the Way," accompanied by
Miss G. Laramie at the organ. Next
Sunday, Sept. 12, Rev. Fox will oc-
cupy the pulpit in Carmel Church
at 11 o'clock, with services in
Chiselhurst Church at 9:45 .a.m.
and in Hensall United Church at
11 o'clock, both in charge of Rev.
Rogers. Each Sunday Sehool com-
mences its pre -holiday program un-
der the direction . of the regular
teachers,
Northerner: "The Maine winters
are so cold we ,have to put heaters
under the cows so we can milk
them."
Sotitherner: "That's nothing!
The Texas sumers are so hot we
have to feed the hens ice to keep
them from laying hard-boiled
eggs."
Convener For Kin
Banquet Named
By Hensall Aux.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion of the Hensall
Blanch 468 met in the Legion Hall
Tuesday night with the president,
Mrs. S. Rennie, in charge. Fol-
lowing the opening session, the
president brought up the matter of
catering for the Kinsmen banquets.
Volunteers were Mrs. G. Munn,
Mrs. J. Clark, Mrs. D. McKelvie,
Mrs. J. Drysdale, Mrs, W. Brown,
Mrs. J. 'Taylor, Mrs. L. Sangster,
Mrs. le Davis, Mrs. Inez McEwan,
Mrs. S. Rannie, Mrs. K. Buchanan
and Mrs. W. Clement. Mrs. L.
Sangster will be convener for the
banquet scheduled for this Thurs-
day night.
Accounts were read by the treas-
urer, Mrs. 'D. McKelvie, who pre-
sented the financial statement.
Letters were received and read,
showing list of boys and girls who
won scholarships, made possible
through the support of Legions and
Ladies' • Auxiliaries. Resolutions
were read to be presented at the
convention.
Thank -you letters were read'
from Mrs. R. Mock, Mrs. C. Ken-
nedy, Mrs. T. Kyle, Mrs, A. Scholl
and Mrs. A. Noakes. Mrs. Ida
Dick expressed thanks to the
group. The mystery prize was won
by Mrs. Keith Buchanan.
Mrs. E. Davis presented the re-
port for the sick committee. Mrs.
K. Buchanan submitted the report
for the recreation committee. Next
item on the agenda was the wreath
for Remembrance Day. The presi-
dent voted thanks to the ladies for
their support given to the bingo,
and to the making of candy, etc.,
which was sold on Labor Day.
Mrs. Ida Dick will be unable to
attend the convention in Toronto,
and it was decided that Mrs. L.
Sangster go in her place. The oth-
er
ther delegate is. Mrs. A. Clark. The
convention will be held Sept. 20
to 23. Miss Gladys Luker will con-
vene the lunch committee for Oc-
tober. Assisting will be Mrs. Ed-
na Jones, Mrs. Inez McEwen, Mrs.
S. Dougall, Mrs. H. Bonthron, Mrs.;
R. Taylor, Sr.. and Mrs. E. Munn.:
A delicious lunch was served, in-
cluding turkey and buns.
Cromarty, and Exeter
Induct New Minister.
A special meeting of 'Cromarty
and Exeter congregations was held
in Caven Church, Exeter, when
Rev, Samuel Kerr was inducted in-
to those two charges. Rev. Lewis,
of Atwood, was the speaker of the
evening. Other ministers' taking
part were Rev. N. Reid, of Avon -
ton; Rev. R,° Isaac, of Monkton;
Rev. Barr, Stratford, and Rev. D.
Glenn Campbell. of Seaforth. Mrs.
G. Lamont, of Mitchell, favored
with a solo. A social hour was
spent, with refreshments being
served ie the basement of the
church.
"Is he a hal'd drinker?"
"Certainly not. It's the easiest
thing he does."
Hensall Library Replenishes
Shelves With New Books
The following new books have
been received at Hensall Public
Library:
Fiction—Never Victorious, Never
Stranger, Thompson ; Against
Wbom? Bottome; Beyond the Hun-
gry Country, Slinetorf; The Song
of Ruth, Slaughter; A Flange For
Doubting Thomas, Llewellyn; To
the Wood No More, Raymond;
Lord Vanity, Shellabarger; Love
For Lydia, Bates; Vale of Tyran-
ny, Butler; Bless This House,
Lofts; Captain of the Medici,
Pugh; Mary Anne, Du Mamier;
The Spider King, Schoonover; The
Royal Box, Keyes; The Quiet Wo-
man, Fisher; Royal Child. Bros -
ter; Dorothea Kirk, Swan; Carl-
owrie, Swan; The Blue Sky Above,
Warby; Navy Nurse, Humphries;
Great Heart, Dell; The Parson,
Coiver; Digby, Walker; Spring
Green, Cadell; Kay Comes Home,
Warby; The Intimate Journal of
7 SEVEN 7
Big Specials
(ALONG WITH OTHERS)
1 used M. -H. Baler, with motor
1 used M.H. Baler, with P.T.O.
1 44D Tractor, 4 years old
1 No. 64 Combine (International), with pickup,
Skour Kleen, motor, flax foils.
1 M. -H. (dipper, P.T.O., Pickup and Skour Kleen
1 M. -H. 55 Gas Tractor
1 8 -foot International Binder
— AT -
Brussels Massey -Harris
SALES AND SERVICE
ICE
ELMER SOMERS . Phone 55, BRUSSELS
Warren Winslow, Leslie; Set Love
in Order, Sharon.
Western—Law .ane Order Un-
limited, MacDonald; Meet the Tig-
er, Charteris; Guns Make Justice
Tuhlble.
Fiction—Green Country, Austin;
Cinnamon Crossing, Cartier; Cam-
paign Train. Gordon; Border 'Am-
bush, Tonikins; Outlaw Trail, Hal-
lerman; Gaptown Law, Trimble;
Border Graze. Bennett; Ambush,
Short.
Mystery — The Kahama Killer,
Sheridan; Mrs. McGinty's Dead,
Christie; Haze of Evil, Lowe; The
Loft Down Under, Creasey; .A
Pocket Full of Rye, Christie; The
Grim Ganle, Horner; Caven, Gibbet,
Chance.
Non -Fiction ---Saddle Hag Surg-
eon, Tyre; As It Happened, Attlee;
Far, Far From Home, McKenny;
The Royal Family, Berton; Hey
Ma! I Did It. Aitken; The Ascent
of Everest. Hunt; Canada's Lonely
Neighbor, Hutchison; Mr. Hobbs
Vacation, Streeter; Reach For the
Sky, Brickhill; Renown at Strat-
ford, Guthrie; I Married An. Art-
ist, Button; No Thought For To-
morrow, Jowett; The Pall of a
Titan, Gouzeuko; Boldness Be My
Friend, Pope.
Juvenile Fiction — The Bobbsy
Twins At Big Benn Pond, Hope;
Honeybunch and. Norman, Thorn -
dyke; Cherry Ames, Rest Home
Nurse, Tatham; The Clue in the
JeVrel Box. Keene; The Mystery at
Lilac Inn, Keene; The Secret At
Shadow Ranch, Keene; The Brown-
ie Scouts in the Cherry Festival,
Wirt: The brownie Scouts At
Silver Beach, Wirt; Buddy, -At Red
Gate, .Garin; Buddy At School, Gar -
is; Buddy At Lost River, Gaels;
Pocomoto, Brush Popper. Dixon;
Pocomoto and the Canyon Tres,
sure, Dixon; Bombo the Jungle
Boy in the Steaming 'Grotto, Rock-
wood; Bombe, the Jungle Boy in
the Land of Burning Lava, Rock-
wood; The Haunted Road, Sutton;
The Happy Hollistera, West; 'Gfm-
my Gordon and the Lending Lite-
rary, Campbell; Children of the
New Testament, Ellsworth; Come
To the Farm, •Knight; The Little
Dutch Girl, Cramer; Joel Spends
His Money. Corcos; Their First
Igloo, True; The 'Happy Book,
Pease; The Tree in the Trail, Hol-
ing; Make It Book, Peter; Golden
Book, Guelle; The Story of Mar-
garet Field Mouse, Cann; .Bili
Frog to the 'Rescue, Cann.
Everyone makes a Gift .
Especially When. It's
PARTY ACCESSORIES PERSON-
ALIZED WITH 'NAME OR
]MONOGRAM
COCKTAIL NAPKINS
50 for $2.00
In varied colors, with printing in
gold, salver, Ibhse :m' Ted.
Box of 5e ..................... '$2.00
Monogrammed
PLAYING CARDS
2 Decks $4.50
Cards of top quality and distin-
guished design. In yellow with
grey and blues with red, with
lettering is gold or eil•vcr.
Personalized Coasters
In pink, yellow, dark green,
brown, light 'blue :amd white,
with printing in contrast.
50 for
100 for
7-
$1.75
$2.75
LUNCHEON NAPKINS
50 for $2.00
The larger size in the same
as the cocktail napkins.
Box of 50 $2-00
Box of 100 $2.75
shades
Personalized Matches
50 for $2.25
Choose from white and seven col-
ors with contrasting printing, at
50 for $2.25
Metallics -50 for 2.50; 100 for 4.00
Personalized Informals 50 for $3.00
For brief notes, ttrffese little stationery folders, with writer's name
imprinted, are smlartly correct. And such a clever Christmas gift
idea!
50 Informals '(with-:envel
)
33.80
WEDDING STATIONERY
Invitations, Announcements — Many styles and type arrange-
ments from which to choose.
BE SURE OF DELIVERY — ORDER NOW!
The Huron Expositor
PHONE 41 — SEAFORTH
SEE THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT
Huron County's Finest Market
for
USED
SPECIAL --A number of 1954 Chevrolets; guar.
anted(' mileage under 10,000. Fully equipped;
radio, heater, signals, etc. � i o a a
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1959 CEiiey. DE LUXE SEDAN
1953 Jt11l'V. STANDARD SEDAN
3-1952 Com►, STYLELINE SEDANS
1151 PONTIAe SEDAN
1950 DODGE CUSTOM SEDAN
1950 CHEV. STATION WAGON
CARS
1947 CHEV. FLEETLINE COACH
1946 PONTIAC) 5 -PASSENGER. COUPE
SPECIAL -46 CHEV, SEDAN 1931111
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Number of older models
TRUCKS
NUMBER OF TRUCKS—Ranging from
Pickup to 5 -Ton Stake
A written guarantee for 60 days on all Late Model Care
MANY OTHER MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM
BRUSSELS MOTORS
BRUSSELS ONTARIO
PHONE 7-X—"The 'Home of Better Used Cars„
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