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'TO • RE-ELECT;,
of inSOi
"ON M.ARC.H 26 '
EXPERIENCE
•IS VITAL';
TO *TOBY
SERA
CANDIDATE •
FOR
An Open Litte.1 To
Bruce Constituents
In 'offering` myself as your representative in our Cana -
diem ,Government; on March 26, 1' de so,erecognizing the full
responsibility that 'will fall on . each and all of the ineinbers ( •
dug
rin the momentous war years that lie ahead.
�, 'Kin ,' Canada ilu
g
•- . Under mg' lender, Premier MacKenzie,.:.
cs
• fg
or e.d steadily' :forwar'd,, aiding the Allies' by a . united. wet
effort, domestic, economic,' military ,h ' been dir
'effort. Every:War for ,deo.cracy. •.If
ectad to the one: purpose—to Win. the . - . .'
' once more," I pledge •myself to Serve you
seieCted' to serve You . reedom.
first by` aiding' azar country in its fight fob .f
•
in my oivrl Iona y,•
tituen while we;reeognize that :the dos
'
tress of unemployment is •still with us, our goveriment has•
done much. They' have encouraged: our tourist trade by
extensive improvements to harbor facilities and waterways;
• have. fostered industry through the letting of local' contracts
for ' military equipment. The major upturn of employment is
still to
come. By gover>nient price control, of vital necessities,
the commodity prices are being kept law for the poor man, .
and the profiteer will be kept out. Muck has 'been done, and
much'is• yet to, de; If elected to serve; you once more, 3 pledge
•
ni''• 'If to S'erve'.you by aiding:' our• home. ,constituency. .
YSe it
We have made- a .good beginning. We shall bring a good
ending, Your . help will be appreciated° ^on March twenty
•
W. R. TOMLINSON.
sixth.
Forward with MacKenzie King
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Ll1CkN •SENTINEL
;HELD SHO*ER POR
K1NL'OSS' BRIDE •
(KIN LOUGH NEWS)
-The flame of Mr. and Mrs. fvldon
Eckenswiller was the scene of a•hap-
p y gathering:: onWednesday. evening
last whet: •the ladies • of the comenanitY
gathered ;at miscellaneous shower
in honor of then daughter ,Ina, 'bride'
of this week. The room was beau i-
fully decorated' ,tit ;ith arch and stream-
ers in. pink and • white. Mrs.'' P. A.
Murray ushered the bride to the .hon-
or .chair and. 'presided, over the follow-
ing program.. Violin musico, -Misses
Gwen • Ackert and Irene Johnston.
Readings: -Mrs. Perry Hodgins and
Veronica Murray. Solos -Misses Jean
Thompson and leanor•. Murray. Con-
tests, Misses .Jea,n Anderson and Iso -
'g1 MacKay..•11'et;:.little Helen,dohn-
�'toni, and Eleanor:, llaurray Mrs Levi
Eckenswiiler then read an.addtess to.
the bride and ;gall joined in surging
"For ,.she's a••jolly good fellow " Miss
MaeKav;+•read the verses attached to
the many lovely•.and•useful:gifts and.
Mrs. .Den McCoSh 'assisted • in open-
ing the 'gifts. Ina thanked the ladies
for theirkindness and invited 'then,
~
upstairs 'to view her trousseau: A
dainty lunch' was served and 'a . social
chat enjoyed. •
THURSDAY: MARCH ,14TH, 1940
SEPOYS SCALPED
INDIANS MONDAY
. Wingham and Luckhovr axe battl-
ing it out in a. two game exhibition
series, that,. has- created interest . of
near playoff pitch.' The .series wns
designed chiefly, to establish the " "die -
:rid hockey. supterna Y " but the par -
pose was somewhat -defeated by Wing -
ham holstering their Club with two
aces•of this year';; Owen Sound Trap-
per Cubs, Fronmanger, and Bishop.
At that" the Sepoys invaded the In=
dians'' wigwailti on Monday night and'
scalped' themto the tune .of 6 'to 4,
which .rattier debunked., the :overwork-
ed the8ry we'-'heard.•.•all year that
Gingham was a Considerably superior
',emit to the Sepoye.
tIn case' 3tou're''not 'aware,j•uclrnow .
and' . Wingham., vu'ere drafted -in diff-
eerent' ,groups this season, arid these
:txh'bition tilts have•.provided the.• only
Kinlough; Ontario,
, r, yI r.•„i.,..l.
in
good ,condition, W. L. MacKenzie, trrc washer, for balance
of payments.
good second band car FOR' S. LE -•'Beatty copper tub elec
F10R SALE -A
'Phone 14=w .:. See Murdie Son.
--
FOR •SALE Beatty copper tub en -
SLUGGISH
'elniknee for these two . old rivals to;
meet this year. Butyou can' scarcely
call . them old rivals, • for .there's few
familiar faces among the present
squid wearing the Indian Head sweat-
ets. • • .
• . • . March, 5th, 1940.
To Miss. Ina Eckenswiller.
Dear Ina:
Because you are "one 'of, us"' we•
feel loathe to part with you and could
not ualmy look on .while you .,leave
your girlhood ' friends behind' and. be-
come established in the .ranks of mat-
rimony without first letting you know
just how: we shall miss .you when you
Must . divide • your attention ` between,
us; and "friend husband": However,
we fully realize that our loss is cer•-'
tainly; very certainly, 'someoneise's
gain' and although we are losing you
out 'of our coinmunity, .:still we feel
that you will remain at heart our
same dear friend:'
More than ever, people are checking before bu lying ... and
more and, more people are agreeing -- all signs point to
Chevrolet as the soundest economy "buy" of the year! Will
its new "Royal Clipper" Styling, Chevrolet is the beauty
leader ... witliits famous Valve -in -Head Engine and Vacuum
Power Shift, it's the performance leader.... with its dozens of
finer features, it's the outstanding value leader. And it's the
only1940car that'ofletrs you'alf these better' things at lowest
'
cost in purchase price;►gas, oil and upkeep! See it, drive it and
convince yourself, today. •
•
Eye It•Tny It..Btui'It!
BIGGER INSIDE AND ..OUTSIDE . . . NEW FULL-VISIONBODIES s
FISHER .., . NEW •"ROYAL. CLIPPER" STYLING . • . IMPROVED VACUUM
• P��-_�s�E—RIDEROYAL" ROYAL CHEVR LE
T S PERI CTED
KNEE -ACTION' RIDING SYSTEM*
; S�EIt-51kEtiiT -YALV tht-H�ttib
ENGINE ... PERFECTED 'HYDRAULIC BRAKES . IVEW SEALED -BEAM.._..,
HEADLIGHTS, WITH SEPARATE PARKINGLAMPS . . More thou 175
Important 'Modern Features in All ! • • • "On Sit...: Ge Luxe 17f4t,,'
•
M. ,Ma :K I1ZI . t DUNGAHNO
L.
t KIDNEYS impair' your
gine drive, . fully roconriittoned. A Health, Rumacaps' Two W'ay Action
i3argaitr .--iltilurdie by Son: quickly cleanses. and invigor'atea the
• _ i rs, 6 .weeks nld. Kidneys.. Use • invigorates
McKIM'S
FOR SALE 9 p b
Bert Treleaven," 'phone'78-r-,7; Dung DR•UG STORE..
Get. your ear ready for Spring driv=
.'1?O RE'NT Reasonable to ,:suitable irlg now while prices are 'still. low.
�e ant .the 'stone >,ouse Irl the Fred Save' by buying:,your', Auto Accessor-
n ,
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1.
am
b. .�
,•n'. tC P
MricD'onald farm. d; . J MarcMilla , Ies.''.oi Raciio Supplies a me .,,'.
,ucknow• 'm.. : { Cranage," Q'anadian. Tire '.Miooa2lie
I.
anon.
Anyway • it was •a battle 'royal Mons
day; night, that didn't lack for speed•
or action. The score Was even at the
end of the first period, the second
was Wingham''S, with:Ritchie turning,
in. a great performance,, but the third
period saw the Sepoys oviercome a
me goal deficj�t 'and'. proceed to out:
score the Indians 4 to'' 1 to win tlie.
s e
fixture 6 to4.
• Lucknow--Goal, Ritchie, • •Defense,
Cs, Book;; Thompson; centre, B: Book;
wings, -Greer ' and • Fisher; Alt., B.
Harris, McCormick, :H. Maria, Solo-
mon and Dahmer.
•
Wingham--Goal; Zulauf; 'Defense,
Gard and Fromanger; centre, Proctor;
CLEARING ' A.UCTiON E of
•teamsterARIs ,horses and equipSALment at
F. Malcolm'.s residence • in. •Lucknotw.
'On •Saturday, .Marek -23rd: at ;2 30-.0::
clock. "See bills. • T.. Malcolm;. Prop. ;
Matt. Gaynor, Auc.
We are confident you shall fall the
new . role in your new borne equally
as well' as you have hi the past as
daughter, sister and:, friend. • ,
Our fondest. wishes go with you,
Ina. May. God bless . you abundaritle.
and may your borne •be very bright
because. of His goodness. -. • _
We, realize life :holds many varied
experiences but ,we are so glad .that
when Christ guides and holds us we
-have, no fear for the future.
Please . aceept.. these gifts as tan-
gible tokens of our warm esteem and.
remember us ever, as your well wish-
ing friends. , • ' ' •
Gertie Murray, Isabelle McKay, Mae
Hoyle. .
Private and Mrs. Wm. Holland wer
recent. visitors . with her parents, M-
end Mrs. Robt. McLean. .
Mrs. Elmer •McPherson is visitlnt
with her mother, Mrs. Wm: Hawk
:haw. • '
' Mrs. Fred Hedley of Kincardine •
ia.erl during the week with relative
-ere.. •
i 'Mr. and Mrs. B E. , 5'tac'.ear
Messrs. George and Harp; d • 13aldenb
vert to Toronto Thursday.
March meeting of tee iiel;: r,n
Institute was ''' :d a• ti,
• m of Mrs. Ernest Aeke on Th 1r
a.- 'teI norm. 'itis. Lest �en',; r to 4 defeat.they received at sal and the balance within 'thute
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;LEAKING .AUCTION SALE• 'Of
farm, farm stock and implements at
;ot 40, Con.,•1, Kinloss,'21/s -miles east
of L:ueknow, on Tuesday, March 19th.
See bilis for list and terms. Mrs. Har -
wad'
Purves;..Prop.;c.
• ,ate _
Wings, Bishop and Hepburn; Alt.,
English; Brown,.' and Elliott.
• Referee—Ken Somers .•
First Period •
1--Lucknow; B. Harris (H. Har. •
ris) • • . 12:00
2_-Winghain, Fromanger, (Bis-
hop, Proctor) 13.00.
enalties-Thompson,• Gard.' •
- Second, Period '
3--Wingham, Proctor, .(Gard) 11:25
:.4—Wingham, ° Elliott (Brown 11:50
5—Lucknow, Solomon (H. Har-
ris) .. ........... 18:20
Penalties—Bishop., • Harris, Fisher.'
TENDERS
More, Phone 184,' W'inghaixp,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,•
INTHE MATTER •of the Estate. of.
Isabella Kirk, late of the Toidnship of
Ashfield .in the 'County,., of Huron,, spin-.
star, deceased
NOTICE is hereby ,given • pursuant to
the 'Statutes in that behalf that all ;
persons having ' claims •or demands,
against the estate of .the said . Isa.
bella Kirk, who died • on or about the
•
'Twenty-sixth day' of October ' A.D.
1937, are required on •o.r • before the'
Sixth :lay of April A,D.' 1940. to send
by post . prepaid, or '.deliver, to the
undersigned, Executrix of the • • last '
•
Will and 'Testament of . the said de-
ceased, their}' names, addresses -and
descriptions, M the' full particulars . of..
th' iir claims, • a 'stateanent - of • their
acbounts, and the nature of`the secur-
itie's (if any) • held •by them..duly ver
ified by affidavit...,
AND . take ntice, that after such '
last mentioned date. the said 'Executrix
•
will proce, 'd to : distribute: the assets
of the' said - deceased among. the per- .
sons „entitled thereto, having -regard
only to the claims Of which she shall
•then. have notice, and that the said:
Executrix, will not be liable ibr the
said 'assets or any part thereof to any
person or .' persons of whose -claims
'. TENDERS' WANTED
TENDERS. will be received by' the
undersigned clerk until . 3 p. form.
Monday, March 18th, 1940,
supplying • 4000 . yards or ' more
crushed gravel and delivering same
On Township roads. Marked cheque
for $200:00 to. accompany.. tender.
Lowest or' pny. tender not necessarily
accepted.
C. E. McDonagh, ;Clerk,:
RR. ' 3, Lucknow. Ont.,
Herbert C. Curran, Road Supt.,
RR: 1, Lucknow. Ont.'
Third Period,
6—Lucknow, 11 Harris 3:40
7- Luekntiw,' B. Book . (Greer) 8:10
Lucknow,. Fisher (B. Book) 13:30'
:—Wingham, English•'. • • • • • • . 14:35:
10-�Lficknow, G. Book (Fisher) 18:45
?enalties—B. Harris, G. Book, Prime
anger. '
GET - REVENGE WEDNESDAY
Wall we're as good as'theyare any.
say' With bleed in their eyes. pin
Wingham Indians .played. the return
came here en Wednesday 'night de•
sing the Sepoys 5 to 3, to avenge.,
• EXECUTOR'S • .SALE •
Of:' farm ;lands in the . Township' of
,Ashfield, in the County 'pf Huron, and
of house • and lot in the. Village of
Lucknow in tie• County of 'Bruce.
The undersigned .has received in-
structions to 'sell by, public auction at,
Lot number 7 in the lith Concession
of the 'Tcsv nship of Ashfield on .Tues- :
day, the '19th'' day of March, 1940, at'
2 o'clock in 'the- afternoon, the follow
ng• 'property, namely:
1. ' • Alt and singular that certain par-
cel or tract of land and, premises in •
the Township of Ashfield. in the Coun-.
ty "of Huron and being composed of
•
Lot number Seven • in . the • Eleventh; ..
Concession of the said Township , of
Ashfield, .containing two _ hundred
acres "more or 'less. '
On this property •is said'•to.(be a.
white brick •house, a frame' barn -on•
stone foundation and 'forty acres of
bush•. The soil. is clay loam:' It . is
watered by a drilled well: and, •wind-
mill, The property' ie -situate five and
ane -half •miles, from Lucknow.
2: .All and singular that, certaip ,par-
eel .or tract of land and premise rn,
the Village of Lucknow in,thd County
• f P,ru'ce and being composed of Lot
.uinher Ten on the east side of Stauf-
1er street in the said. Village.
.• On thi:; property gal(1• to- be an
.'-h+-roomed frame •hgi e.
TERMS OF SALE• Ten per cent.
f the p.nr•}ia�:e meney'.nn the day of•
notice shall not have been received by
her , at. the 'time of. •such... distribution.
DATED at Lucknow, :Ontario, this
Eleventh day of March, A.t., 1940, .e
Mary MacKendrick, RR :• 3, Lucknow,
Ontario, .Executrix: •
e
i'e and afte'- t're u� "n ' m� 'rn Mondaty. n'v•:" thereafter. The property will he•
s was devideri t . ha : e ooernrl ; ,,bjert tb a reserved bid.
e-ercl.E Ia S y ` . Fi: RTHF P. particulars • and condi
9+ r, e . Easter .week. . also t • hold th r t• that's conis tentl years. •t.m;-Leong and program, . coin itte ? e for the past tjereet y a tions of sale will be made known tin
v. r and
we take
mee`ng Wednesday their 1, 1301 , ,i' the , Sepoyb here, i she'"slay of sale or may he had on
:he h of Mrs. - Roy Graham. Th ' •Wingham I �.npl�r at'ion to the undersigned.• •
11'0.
vet > , entt: ►F Mrs. Aylmer Ackert , • It,te of everything lfrcludrng, t • ,£ •Ti Luck• Sedan, 3 aged horses.,
•'i..e ga�:st speaker Mrs. (B.. t M': ...•, ,'e v£ second period. brawls. The riven cow supposed to 'be in calf,
Bit hie gH ply-ndid t.%.114 .un `.Horn, , I ed a big build-up, and t Fleet cow supposed to be in calf. had
' I
d 1 ry a numlver or ' t there was 8.'g
•Ile loannin,bend. :Miss Itl Irasn„red Act canes un hand.
4,!.:. favoured wit's, 'at, instrumental l hero of the Wirig-
” ie roll call *vas to be answered with • 7„ e4 was the .
an Irish. • joke or song! T e 1'� ¢t. nz'' ; rr: • ,,quad, turning in a brilliant
t•,v per ererarlre lrririir� scctes"j 1 InT ''CTIF, SAME TIME. and place
-a= glren by Mrs. P. A. 1Vl:,rray:. Cur t �'.•+;dnesday night's battle contained!. ;, e -Tiered
the following chattels:
r
ar,d s influ ce". Mr'. �': irelter,d'; •-ame race) w haa' 1 ,. roan cnw rluc to calve in March,'
,•(S - a talk murk and. the 'pupilr : i�t spite pi' ice lazed big ye nd ' ; yearlings, 1 Two-year-old steer 'arid
.• ood crowd of
'f J3Y.,tyrvu se at, r;a' • tree :, • a number. • of, farm implements.
TERMS OF SALE:'Cash, ear offfer-
eii subject to a reserved bid:. •
DATED at Wingham; this second :day
of March, A.D. 1949. • .
J. H. CRAWIiORI, Wingham, Ontario,
,Solicitor for the Executors.
WELLINGTON 11ENDERSON,. Luck-
now,.Ontario,'Auctioneer.: • •
A the ir. aruu t the eneeLing t" a.• ''° in spite of an almost contin-
(';oHe attd' a dainty •lunel wit• servNd • .,al third period barrage .by the Se-
`` ;%,ngr•at tIations to tui r. -and • Mr!. �` s lea was untreatable.
- stat•t Iii* A.rtftur. f rine, lea. I�+'i r ftaiwi,' •,
r T1eSepoysontopofthatmissed
,,a. �• Lost- treater 'lake' '..Get' pii:,ck ,e,.
,",;ay at `•t., Iiri.ari"•.:Sethi• E,riiosr .eeoree of chances around the Win:g-
:v.•• lria hi, lfta'ea.,••* • ittni;a•d,t,, r, au, .net, and didn't pay' enough a:-
eoverurg
7uwriKtsty + • • ',r"f='.,Vn :44)•• the Indians who
v iii✓ 'i►e, yazerr Ws isljr and :r; • r r raft! ewe a al ways dangerous when in, close
Zoyrne:evr r:or 10 r the attack.
I. • ar,s !,. �i>r rd Ye: a1? Ser 1 vr. • ; a�,,•F.nuw- =GU81, Ritobie; Defence,,,.
bey aria M.J el ' v* f> t s v air -r v Bror 1hcim son centre B. Bo':k
Lrxc ou'�int! toeN.�:Y w l'!.f. • o.• afr(1
A. E., COOK
PIANO; .V,OICE • & THEORY
FOR. APPOINTMENTS:
Call At .Hills Store or
Alex Mowbray's
,'Phone 145-j
F __T.. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST
WILL BE
iN LUCKNOW
EACII1 WEDNESDAY
9.30 A. M. To 6 P. M.
AT WM. ,SCHMID'S STORE
G. F. Leith
BOX 72• • • LUCKNOW
EIS filthily in the loss of their home..
COURRIE S CORNERS • '•
' The Institute held a socidl evening
Last Friday evening Mr. Lorne Far • last Thursday' night in the Club-
rish's house was burned to the ground: house with Mrs. Lorne Farrish and
Mrs. James Little as hostesses.
On account of the snow cars were Miss Ella Hogan is assisting. her
. The sister Mrs. Kennedy of Whitechuirch.
1't'tr .o, 'Greer, Fisher; Alt., B. Harris, not ale e to brink help as .quickly
Wirt i Pier • *,:';,rrrY;rit; Ii Iasi Tis, rameron and furniture w •nearly all saved and •Mrs. Alex Purves is assisting Mrs.
it`s rY•C I✓'r dtr•,4e it;+;(o till h '.�' S ' ' of Intl' The f'
ent &D31 lcC trrt ± era 'vim er:
. • Iii r . ,af;C Ilii i r 1';,r•,,r�r, y eeeii.
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a! t- ,r-,.ct•`,Try *.r,. pi%' ,of,i.: r kw'
yingati-r• a,,C li,tt,•,v}!r yr. , r.r ut. '
• jta,'iar ' o' tib - 0: 'iR'atrs;r1,vt
"' .good part clothing: e . ive
Ht,� Wr, r "-•"•"4-'"'"“r•'.. • • , j a
Harvey Miller who has been suffering
'u tt..:% �t "�rn Feat Zulauf; .Defense, ch.ildren'were taken to Mr, Wilfred from a'cold.
h T} • residingnt
' L•NLEOSS CENTRE
• y
r,ofigratuhap ie t!' Al WIA ,+,r.
lstrr(,a.r'trt+t• . f Gini btu li,c ett.• .+ ti.ta,
,.re * ty mt titer • '
91 to ,,,t Wo!. Itret.w.t,(., J- tett 't•; rt,rkt: it r,:
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vt' V%„>LrervA *Ct',, a4..4. (.+,,rY,,
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. tt,yr ,
•<, 1• r Dina#,Ker;"` centre, Procter; ' F arrwn s erne. They are: i
V\ ,r,y,:. Batts.of,, Bishops Mt.,. Elliott, ' present in the Cita) house. The corn- Mr. and Mr.•s. Tioyd Robb of Pink-
,.t,p,a„ k;r,'lish, 'brown, Mitchell. 'amity extends a heartfelt'symp'athy erton visited a day .with Mr. and
r h. and, Mrs. John Parrish. Y4:tees E. E. Agnew; A. McCort,- to Mr. and Mrs. 'Lorne Farris
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•
r,; :First Period •
' B. Book (Greer,) 9i4A
Vt',t,yttarr., }'rooter (Bishop) 10:36
roman' er Proc-
tor),
-.Fisher , Proctor.
}gond Period
Vi,,r,gr.arr,, :bishop (:'rector) ' . :30
,'.,+;Y.r,(,w,. Fisher (13. Book) 1:87
(ir•eer (13 •13orik) 18;Or,
•Gc:<,rge Book T2), Proctor,
f:•,',r . BeweYr,, Thornpeon, (lard. •
•7load Period
i6:41
b
I British Blockade Effective
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tit (JVArC,rpea. ld'
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t+• Y,,:yk,(j, r0r, J,, 441ye Ir,a•,. ,+/ 7',
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Def .•! 'r, -t Lrrr' tr,{+; sx'.•.._.,, J�,�.r. , '.'=i
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a•(i+Etil. A•ir J'(L'4', '1.ui',1t'I ,il,lai(1 bt t") teat' i'v/u&s'e With bud colds,
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v. rrt!r'ilIr:, Procrtor'•
,f rt,,, frier1e the laI.t+'r t -Da,►
17.;5,
So effective has beets the British Navy bltickade that Germany
is (o►I'ced to use extreme measurer to secure her' vital necessities.
aitd today -withoutthe tad of Russia would find it practically im-
poriaii>fc• 1.6 continue.
We moil remember at home *hen Mother Nature put up a ser-
' hear blockade esti,' winter, and often certain communities were'
without outside' esti,'
'for a week or two, a few all winter..
But today conditiosts, are diiferent.t and your.highwuy transporta-
tion reaches your door daily to give you it service only large
lel• - 4( :
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. I OR FA S'1 Si6ItVl('E, A'NYWlIEItE, ANYTIME,• • USE
1141.010,V, tL; "j.14*SPe T .1-N"Fi 111MITED.
Ilea& Office, Listowel 155.
.l,ur.hnow 1'b. 148