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Lunch provided by the ladles,
and served by a committee of
Oddfellows, was much enjoyed
by VVerY94e,
Cengratui4tiGaSl
Mr, and Mrs. George gender-
son, Xcippen, celebrated their 35th
wedding anniversary on Thurs-
day, February 14, at the home of
their son, Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Henderson, Brueefield. All mem-
bers of the family were present.
h e grandchildren ..stogod a
mock wedding. The honoured
couple were then presented with
a trilight lamp from the family.
The remainder of the evening was
spent playing cards, follOWed by a deliciotut lunch.
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Successful Party
A crokinole party was held on
Saturday night lost at -the home
of Mr. arid .IVIrs. John MeCowan,
Fourteen tables were in play with
high prizes going to Laurene Cox
and Jimmie Harrison; lbw to
Mrs, Jim Cox and John tarris.
Lunch was served and proceeds
go to the Women's Association of
Grace Church.
MRS. JOHN YOUNG
Mrs. John Young, 83, died at
her Dome in Goderich on Mon-
day morning, February 25. She
was formerly a well-known rest-
; dent_of Colborne Township, and
lived there until moving to God-
erich four years ago.
Formerly Elizabeth Fisher, she
was a daughter of the rite Mr.
and Mrs. Valentine Fisher. Her
husband died two years ago in
Goderich. She was a member of
Victoria Street United Church.
Surviving are four daughters:
Mrs. Sohn Patton, Colborne
Township; Mrs, Frank Wilson and
Miss Ruby Young, Goderich; and
Mrs. Stanley Todd, •Egmondville.
A funeral service was held at
the family residence, Elgin Ave.,
Goderich, Wednesday afternoon,
February 27, conducted by Rev.
D. W. Williams of Victdria St.
Church. Interment was in Col-
borne cemetery.
MRS. JOHN MIDDLETON
After an illness of several
months, Mrs. John Middleton •pas-
sed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Garrett,
Edgewood, on Wednesday, Feb-
ruary .6.
The funeral service, conducted
by Rev. G. C. Baymer, assisted
by her nephew, Rev. John. R.
Thompson, Windsor, was held at
the C. Haskett & Son funeral
home, Lucan, on Friday, Febru-
ary 8. Pallbearers were five
grandsons: , Don Middleton, Ken-
neth Garrett, Jr., Jack and James
Middleton, London, Robert Gar-
rett and one nephew, William
Sherritt, Blanshard. Interment
was made in Birr Cemetery.
Mrs. Middleton is survived by
her husband; two daughters:
(Leta) Mrs, Kenneth Garrett,
Grantor; (Stella) Mrs. Thomas
Walne, London; two sons: Earl,
of Edgewood, Alvin, London. Mrs.
Harry J. Thompson, Goderich
Township, Mrs. Roy Sherritt,
Grantor are sisters; there also
are a sister and two brothers in
the West.
Fifty-four years ago Mr.' and
Mrs. Middleton were married and
lived on concesion 16, London
Townhip. Thirty-seven years ago
they moved to the Middleton
farm between Grantor and Edge-
wood where they farmed exten-
sively until five years ago when
Mrs. Middleton's health failed, at
which time they retired to Lucan.
DRUG STORES
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Let's Chat
be continued in next week's
"Let's Chat" . , The authors
will remain anonymous, but may-
he you can gues*s *
I1 heart's desire doesn't wear
long pants, nor does he stand on
two legs, He will rest long and
shining across one wall of my
kitchen, I will not look at him and
see two eyes full of love. Instead
I will look at -him and age our
apple trees, our big garden and
perhaps my son playing , . .
of language or politico or welch,
Etreiry'Oneloyes -rousic. If T could
produce a composition that would
live and have meaning for ,every.
one, I would have attained my
heart's desire . . ' *
I Might wish the world were
better;
I might sit oround and sigh
For a water that is wetter
And a bluer sort of .sky.
There are times I think the
weather
Could be much improved won,
But when taken altogether,
It's a Mod old world we're on.
I rnightlell how I would make
But when I have had my say;
It is still my job, dag-nab-it,
To do the dishes every day!
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OUR heart's "desire"! How few
Of us ever attain ,,it! Also it is
rather difficult to settle with. our-
selves, just what is our heart's
desire. To travel and knew
countries, peoples, other customs
sounds satisfying, as does the idea
of writing a great book; but my
heart's desire would be to write
a musical composition that would
be known and loved in many
all this week . . . But they will lands, music knows no •barriers
TENDER FOR SPRAYING FOR
WARBLE FLY CONTROL
Township of Tuckersmith
TENDERS are invited by the TOwnship of Tucker-
smith for spraying cattle for Warble Fly Control subject to
the Warble. Ply' Control Act, 1949.
Township will supply derris powder required and
contractor must furnish all other requirements.
Tenders to state a rate per head per spray; work to
be commenced April let, 1952, arid done to the satisfaction
of the inspector.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Tenders to be in the Clerk's hands by 3 p.m. March
3rd, 1952. -
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk
Clinton Electric Shop
THERE is a time in everyone's
We, when he or she does a bit
of day dreaming and wishes for
impossible—or possible things
Or maybe, at times, we become
,discontented with our lot in life
and in our imaginings, we picture
a' world, where all the petty
problems and the drabness of
everyday living fade into insign-,.
ifica.nce . „
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NOT many of us put into words
or on paper the rosy ideas born
in our imagination . . . However,
there id one up-and-coming ladies'
organization in town, whose mem-
bers are brave enough to tell
their "Heart's Desire" . . Thanks
to an interested subscriber, we
have received* copies of some of
these "Desires') . „ We enjoyed
reading them immensely and
think you will too . . *
'WE will not have space to use
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THREE times a day-1,100 times
a year-66,000 times a lifetime—
dishes—tons and tons of dirty
dishes. My heart's desire?—Qh! a
dish washer—one of those beauti-
ful, automatic, worksaving ma-
chines where with but a turn of
the hand the dishes are done—
No dish-pan hands — No dish
towels to wash — But then "if
wishes were horses beggars would
ride" — But I can dream, can't
I? . . .
Obituary .
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News of 'Brumfield
Miss Margie, and Miss, Blanche
ZaPfe were in petrott last Week-
end,
Mrs. William cook, London,
visited with Mrs. John Mustard
On Sunday.
H. F. Berry, though still in
bed, has made quite a good gain
in the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hill,
Stratford, were With Mrs. William
Hill on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John F'othering-
ham, Hamilton, visited with the
former's mother last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Cameron,
Saskatchewan, visited with Mrs.
Hugh Aikenhead .over the week-
end.
At the regular meeting of the
Boy Scouts, held on Monday
evening, plans were made for the
spring salvage drive to be held
approximately March 15.
Arthur Dinnin, Toronto; Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Dinnin, Kathy,
and friend Rodney, Lakeview;
Mr. and Mrs. licthert Barr, Patsy
and Jeanne, purlingtorl, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. William Din-
nin, Second of Stanley, last
weekend,
Congratulations!
Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Stackhouse
celebrated their wedding anni-
versary on Monday, February 25.
World Day of Prayee•
World Day of .Prayer service
will be held in the school room
of the church on Friday after-
noon. This service is for all peo-
ple of all denominations. Mrs.
Robert Allan is the key woman, t in charge of the service for this
!year.
Oddfellows ..Enchre
The Oddfellows held an even-
ing of euchre in the lodge rooms
on Wednesday evening of last
week. Winners were: Ladies'
first,. Mrs, Alton Johnston; sec-
ml, Mrs. Simon McKenzie; men's
first, J. R. Murdoch; second,-Ken
Mrs. Middleton, a promoter of
Institute work, organized Insti-
tutes in Granton, Birr and Pros-
pect Hill. Through ' her public
mindedness, she was responsible
for Grantor's memorial, Grant-
on's public library, and the. bring-
ing of the first music teacher to
Granton public school. In spite
of her great citizenship, she al-
ways kept her church foremost
in her mind.
CORNELIUS COOK
(By our Hensall correspondent)
Funeral services were held for
the late Cornelius Cook from the
Bonthron funeral home, Hensel',
Saturday, February 23 at 2 p.m.
Rev, W. J. Rogers, minister of the
United Church conducted the
service and paid high tribute to
his life. Members of the United
Church, of which Mr. Cook was
a faithful member for over 40
years, attended. Interment was
in Exeter cemetery,
Pallbearers were George Hess,
Lloyd Venner, William Fairbairn,
Douglas and Robert Cook, Hen-
sail, and Kelso Streets, Clinton,
The casket and grave were bank-
ed with numerous beautiful flor-
al tributes.
Mr. Cook, prominent business-
man and miller here for 45 years
died at his home Thursday, fol-
lowing a lengthy illness. Born in
Ellice Township, son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook. When
14 years of age he started in the
bicycle business, later helping
his father in the milling business.
When his father died in 1906, he
went into partnership with his
brother, Norman E. Cook, the
business being known as Cook
Brothers Milling Co. He also
operated a garage.
Ivir, Cook retired a year ago.
He was an active member of the
United Church, the Board of
Trustees, and, was treasurer of
the choir, of which he was a
member, for over 40 years. s
Surviving are his widow, the
former Minnie Hemphill; one son,
Harry, Windsor; one daughter,
Mrs. Morley Chellew (01a), Los
Angeles, Calif.; three brothers,
Norman, Hensall; Charles H. and
William B. Cook, Chicago; and
five grandchildren.
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Pertussin 59c, $1.00
Buckley's Mixture 50e, 85c
Castoria 40e, 70c
Pinex Concentrate 75c
Pinex Cough Syrup 50e, 85c
Jack & Jill Cough Syrup 50c
Idarub Chest Rub 43c
Musterole-3 strengths, 53c
Mecca Ointment .. 35c, 69e VICKS VA-TRO-NOL 1,19
Nose Drops 53c Bayer Aspirin 19e, 29e, 79e
Dr. Chase Antihistamine VICKS Cough Syrup
Compound Tablets .. 59c
Brings EXTRA relief 59c Alka-Seltzer 34e, 68c
FLURADENE Brylereem 43c, 69c, 79c, 1.23
Wildroot Cream-Oil 43c,
Fluorinated 73c, 1.23
Drone Shampoo 39, 69, 1.09 Tooth Polish Suave Hair Dressing, 60, 95 with
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Treatment 1.50 69c Hollywood Wave Set . 25c
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vision both front and rear With a new one-piece curved windshield, a one-piece
rear window extending over the full width of the car, and narrower, repositioned
front pillars. A novel new feature is the .relocation of the gasoline filler pipe be-
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"DEPENDABLE" HOT WATER BOTTLE
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Bile Beans 25e, 5043
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