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And finds they work out swell,
ACCOMMODATION for RENT
:sMED SITTING ROOM with bath
conveniences; ground floor, Priv-
; :ate entrance. Phone 419W.
21-b
ARTICLES FOR SALE
.14 -PIECE TAP AND DIE SET,
N.C. thread, $11. Also bagpipe,
:'practice chanter, $4. J. Plumtree
(barbershop). 21-p
71,00 LB. CAPACITY ICE BOX,
'white, in good condition. $10.
-Mrs, Fred Wallis, Clinton, phone
• n09r33. 21-x
ELECTRIC RAZOR, Sunbeam
£havemaster—latest, model, ex-
cellent condition. Half-price.
Phone 423J after six. 21-p
11/IAYTAG WASHING MACHINE,
'three years old, with new motor
::at time of changeover. Must sell.
•Moving to 25 -cycle area. Price
$110, Apply Les Rutledge, phone
59!2, Blyth. 21-p
"TWO WINDOWS, 4 ft. 5 ins. by
S6 ins., complete with sash, frame,
.storm windows to fit. Two four -
panel doors, 6 ft. 6 ins. by 30
ins. Kitchen sink. Apply E. C.
,,lellekle, Phone 339J. 21-p
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1.948 CHEVROLET FOUR -DOOR
In good shape throughout, $1,250.
. 1947 Dodge pick-up truck, $675.
Or best offer for both. These
can be seen at Leonard Cole's
.Shell Service, after 5 p.m.
21-p
`1947 BUICK, SUPER SEDAN,
radio, heater, new tires. Corner
'Victoria and Kirk St. after five
.o'clock. 21-p
1940 CHEVROLET COACH with
:good tires; new paint job; radio;
spotlight; new brakes; in good
mechanical condition. Apply Bill
.Stephenson. Phone Clinton 802r23.
21-p
1950 DODGE, SPECIAL DELUXE,
4 -door sedan. Under 9,000 miles.
-Six good tires. To close estate.
Phone 622r15, Clinton. 21-b
BABY- CHICKS
SENSATIONAL OFFER! BRAY
Hatchery authorizes us to quote
these special prices for May --
started pullets --shipper's choice
of breeds—Heavy breeds 3 weeks
'$27,90; 4 week.. $32.90, Medium
:3 week $34.90; 4 week $38.90.
After June 1st -3 week Heavy
breeds $25.90; 4 week $30.90, For
customer's choice of breeds, ask
us for - prices. They have also
dayolds, mixed, pullets. Agent --
:Mrs. Alex Paterson, Brucefield.
21-b
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
ARE YOU THINKING of build-
ing a home, A number of fine
:loss for sale, Leonard G. Winter,
Real Estate, phones: business
•448, residence 599J. 7-btfb
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
t'tittrVING BAKERY, Building,
business, trucks, will sell separ-
ate or would be interested in
farm trade. Other business trade
:listed with me ---restaurants, gas
station, tourist camps, produce
business. Leonard G. Winter.
14-btfb
COTTAGES FOR RENT
`THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE,
!inning water, sink, fireplace,
,
large living room, inside toilet.
On lake front. Fred Wallis,
phione 909r33, Clinton. 21-x
•JOHI<t•STON'S DEER LODGE,
,one-half mile north of 'Bayfield,
has a few cottages Open for sea-,
sot, at reduced rates, with all
sconereniences, Phone Clinton
909r42. 20--21ep
BAYFIELD HOLISE'ItERPINC-
cabins on Lake Huron. $20 Co.
ekly, Everything supplied. Six
•acres to play in, some beach,
swimming, row beat. Ideal for
children. Dining room. Bicycles.
Write G. Hazelwood, It, R. 1,
:Bayfield, Ont. 19to35-b
CUSTOM WORK
t ORN PLANTING. Apply Jack
VArtTgmpnd, Clinton, Phone
•305r13. 21-p
FARMS FOR SALE
'FOM 50 '1'O 117 ACRE. FARMS.
'Confidential information. Leon-
ard G. Winter, Real. Estate,
Phones: business 443, residence
199,1, 5-htfb
FARM MACHINERY
1NT.CRNATIONAt. S P R I N
tooth harrow, three eeetiett, five
610p good shape, Phone;2ams Ntt 29-tb
FLOOR SANDING
OLD AND NEW FLOORS sand-
ed and finished. Phone ,23J, Clin-
ton; in, summer months call 45x2,
Bayfield, Cree Cook, Clinton.
19-20-21-22-p
FURNITURE FOR SALE
BABY BED, 24"x48", $10, Good
condition. Old pedal -type sew-
ing machine, Wanner, Apply John
Preston,, 124 Spencer St., Clin-
ton. 21-x
HELP WANTED---Femole
WAITRESSES, ,FULL-TIME and
part-time. Apply Brown Derby
Restaurant, Clinton, or phone
295. 21-p
WANTED AT THE Commercial
Hotel Ali'housework, $20 a week
with heals. ' 21-b
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES
KITCHEN SINKS. White pore
celain enamel steel 25x42, right
or left hand drainboard, $42; the
always popular 16x20 single sink,
$11.7Q; also ledge type double
bowl and double drainboard sinks
and a one-piece combination
laundry tray and sink with slid-
ing drainboard; bathroom sets..
Catalogue with installation dia-
grams, Recessed bathtubs $60.
See or write S. V. JOHNSON
PLUMBING SUPPLIES, Streets-
ville, Ontario.
17-8-9-20-1-2-b
INCOME PROPERTY
TWO';STOREY BRICK, four : p-
artmerit dwelling; two apartments
partly furnished, two unfurnish-
ed; new hot air furnace with oil
burner; three bathrooms; owner's
the room • apartment , available
within 60 days; centrally located;
well rented. Apply Ito H. C,
Lawson; Realtor, Clinton, phone
251W. ' 21-btfb
LIVESTOCK WANTED
WANTED. OLD, HORSES AND
dead cattle, Gilbert Bros. Mink
Ranch, Goderich. Phone collect,
936r32, or 936r21. 9-ptfb
r LIVESTOCK FOR'SALE
20 LITTLE PIGS, eight weeks
old.. Apply Orville Webber, Var-
na. . Phone 623r11, Clinton.
21-b
THREE PUREBRED Shorthorn
bulls, 12 months old. W. J. Fal-
coner, phone 629r12, Clinton.
20-21-p
TWO POLLED HEREFORD Bulls,
8 months old. Francis Powell,
phone 907r4. e 21-b
TWO SCOTCH SHORTHORN
bulls, 12 to 13 months old. Color,
red. Good type. Fully accredit-
ed. Apply to George L. Reid,
Varna. 21-22-b
THE GREY -BRUCE HEREFORD
Breeders are holding their Tenth
Annual Spring Sale at ,Markdale
on May 27 at Markdale Arena.
Catalogues on request. T. Stew-
art Cooper, secretary, Markdale,
20-21-b
LOST AND FOUND
LOST — AT ROXY THEATRE,
Clinton, Tuesday evening, May
20, leather pocketbook containing
sum of money. George Lawes,
% Norman Bali, Rattenbury St.
W,, Clinton, phone 334-M.
21-p
MISCELLANEOUS
CRESS CORN SALVE for sure
relief. Your Druggist sells Cress
Wart Remover—leaves no scars.
NOTICES
ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING
on lots No. 41:51, both .sides of
river, Tuekersmith Township, at
anytime hereafter, will be °prose-
cuted. By Order of the Owner.
A. E. Parry.
21'to 25-p, 26 to 31-b
POULTRY FOR SALE f
DUCKLINGS, AND DUCK EGGS
for setting for sale. 75c per
setting. Phone 804r2. 21-p
50 SUSSEX PULLETS, 6 months.
$1.80 each. Cornelius Buruma,
807r21, Clinton. 21-p
PROPERTY FOR SALE
SIX ROOM FRAME COTTAGE,
on Rattenbury St;., location ideal,
Three-piece bathroom. Full base-
ment; heavy wiring, Terms can
be arranged. L. G. Winter, Real
Estate, phones: business 448; resi-
dence 5993. 18-tfb
SIX -ROOM COTTAGE withsun-
roomk"
and kitchenette, fixed -in
cupboards, cellar, electric water
heater; three-piece bathroom with
linen and storage cupboards; fully
insulated. Terms cash; leaving
town. Early possession. Apply
Clinton News -Record,
21-22-b
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, two
bedrooms and ultra modern,
three-piece bathroom. Living -
room with picture window, Mod-
ern kitchen, full basement with
automatic forced air oil heat.
A smart home in a good idea-
tion. L. G. Winter, Real Estate,
phone 448; Thomas Steep, sales-
man, phone 146W, 21-btfb
TWO-STOREY BRICK Dwelling,
with two self-contained family
apartments. Plitt apattrnent ton-
sists of large living room With.
firepleee, dining room, and tnodr
err! kitchen. Hardwood floors.
Three bedrooms and bath up.
Second apartment consists . of
living room, dining room, kitchen
and sunporch down; two bed -
retires and bath up; garage, This
property Is tenant ottupied. Well
located and in goon condition.
H. C. Lawson, Realtor, phone
251W.
SITUATIONS WANTED
•
TWO SINGL,I MEN, experienced
farmers, desire work near Clip-
ton. Tea months in Canada. �
Phone 30r15, Blyth. Cde Haan.
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Weddings
REID---BLAKE
In, a pretty setting of spring
flowers, in Benmiller United
Church on Saturday afternoon,
May 10, at two o'clock, Bernice
Joyce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Blake, Colborne Town-
ship, became the bride of Char-
les Beverley Reid, son of Mr,
and Mrs, George Reid, 'Varna.
Rev, J. Harrower officiated..
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a lovely
white satin gown with white lace
overskirt, fashioned with a nylon
yoke trimmed with seed pearls
and rhinestones, and long lace
lily -point sleeves. Her embroid-
ered veil fell from a Princess
Anne headdress, She carried a
bouquet of red roses.
Miss Maxine Smith, maid of
honor, was gowned • in yellow
taffeta with a shoulder length
veil of net held in place by 'a
band of yellow flowers, and car-
ried yellow roses.
Miss Wilda Wilson, bridesmaid,
wore mauve taffeta with mauve
headdress similar to that of the
maid of honor, and carried yellow
roses. Beverley and Joan Dun-
bar were flower girls, • dressed in
pink taffeta floor length gowns,
carrying white flowers.
Groomsman was Gerald Blake,
Colborne Township, brother of
the bride, and a cousin of the
groom, William Parker, Bayfield,
ushered.
Miss -Jeanne Snyder was solo-
ist and. • Mrs. Howard Feagan
played the wedding music.
Following the wedding, a re-
ception was held at Benmiller
United Church. The bride's mo-
ther wore grey figured silk jer-
sey, and the groom's mother
wore copen blue silk marquisette
with white accessories. Both wore
pink carnation corsages.
For travelling, the bride don-
ned 'a navy gabardine suit with
navy accessories and a coral
pink topcoat. After their wed-
ding trip to the United States,
the young couple will reside near
Varna, on the groom's farm.
'The bride, prior to her mar-
riage was a valued member of
the staff of Clinton Branch, The
Royal Bank,of Canada.
Before the wedding a shower
was held for the bride -elect, at
the home of Mrs. Dunbar, Ben -
miller. A trousseau tea was held
for her by her mother, Mrs. Or-
ville Blake on Saturday, May 3.
Upon . their return from their
wedding trip the young couple
were honored by a reception,
held in Bayfield Pavilion, on
Tuesday evening, May 20, when
they were presented with a purse
of money.
0
The IVIothers' Study lroup of
Wesley -Willis United Church
will hold its May meeting on
May 27 at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Holland. Mrs. H. C. Wilson
will be ht charge of the meeting.
Hostesses . will be Mrs. McCall
and Mrs. William Grigg.
PASTURE FOR RENT
COULD TAKE A FEW HEAD
of cattle for pasture this season.
Bob Glen, phone 907r25.
PUPS FOR SALE '
SCOTCH COLLIES, thorough-
bred puppies. R, L. MacMillan,
Bayfield, phone 23. 21-b
PIANO TUNING
YOUR PIANO carefully tuned.
Just call G. W. Cox et,. Clinton
550R. - 43tfb
25 YEARS' EXPERIENCE with
Sherlock -Manning Pianos Limit-
ed; tuning and repairing; ell work
guaranteed. E. C. Nickle, phone
Clinton 3393. 20-21-ptfb
SEED FOR SALE
FLAMBEAU SOY -BEANS, cert-
ificate No. 41-6505, Grade 1,
Germination 84 per cent at $4
per bushel, delivered to district
farms near Clinton. Apply Don
McLachlin, Tupperville, Ontario,
stating location from Clinton, and
delivery date required.
STOVES FOR SALE
USED ELECTRIC RANGES, Mof-
fat and Mcclary. Cheap range
for your summer cottage or home.
$25 to $40. Merrill Radio and
Electric, phone: 313. 21-b
SEWING MACHINES
NEW AND USED MACHINES.
Repairs to all models. Singer
'Sewing Machine Co., Goderich,
phone 1135. 19-tfb
TEACHERS WANTED
if.S.S, 12, GODERICH and Hul-
lett Townships, requires Protest,
ant teacher. Apply stating qualifi-
cations, experience and salary ex-
peeted: Duties to commence
September 2. Chtirles Merrill,
secretary-tresaurer, R,R, 1, Clin-
ton, Ont, 20-1.2-b
GODERICH TOWNSHIP School
Arca requires one Protestant
teacher for S.S. 4, Apply, stat-
ing qualifications, experience and
salary expected, Duties to com-
mence September 2. Frank 'Yeo,
secretary -treasurer, R.R. 3, Clin-
e
ton, 21-22-b
PROTESTANT TEACHER, FOR
S.S. 5, Hullett Township, Huron
County. Duties to continence
September 2, Please state qual-
ifications and salary, Apply to
T 13, Alien, Londesboro. 21.4
STANLEY TOWNSHIP- SCHOOL
Area requires teacher for S.S. 1.
Apply, stating qualifications, ex-
perience and salary expected.
Duties to commence September 2,
T. B. Baird, secretary -treasurer,
3rucefield, 21-22-b
TENDERS WANTED
iA.L,LIi TENDERS r e year
September 1, 1952, } tooAugust 31,
1953, for position of caretaker at
S.S. 10. Stanley, will be received
up until Pune a, 1952, by Stanley
Township School Area, T, B.
Baird, secretary -treasurer, Brute-
field, 21.22.1s
BIRTHS
ARMSTRONG—In Clinton Public
Hospital, on Friday, May 16,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Armstrong, Varna, a son.
CLAUSIUS—In Clinton Public
ospital, on Wednesday, May
21., 1952, to Mr, and Mrs. Har-
vey Clausius, Zurich, a daugh-
ter.
CORNISH -r-. In Scott Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth, on 'Tuesday,
May 20, 1952, to Mr. and Mrs,.
J. C, Cornish, Seaforth, a son,
HEARD --In Clinton Public Hos,
pital, on Wednesday, May 21,
1952, to Mr. and Mrs, Wilfred
Heard, Bayfield, a. daughter.
PETCH—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, May 20, 1952,
to Mr., and Mrs. David Petch,
Clinton, a son,
MARRIAGES
REID-BLAKE --- In Benmiller
United Church, by Rev. J. Har-
rower, Benmiller, on Saturday
afternoon, May 10, 1952, Ber-
nice Joyce, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Blake, Colborne
Township, ,to Charles Beverley
Reid, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Reid, Varna,
WILSON -GLAZIER -- At the
home of the bride's parents, by
Rev. A. G. Eagle, Clinton, on
Saturday, May 17, 1952, Thelma
Marion only daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Glazier, R.R.
4, Clinton, to James Emerson
Wilson, only. son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilson, Blyth,
DEATHS
BROWN—In Hullett Township,
on Monday, May 12, 1952, Eliza
Ann Collinson, widow of the
late- William Brown, in her 82nd
year. Funeral from the home
of her son, George C. Brown,
Hullett Township, to Blyth Un-
ion - Cemetery, on Wednesday
afternoon, May 14.
LANE—Suddenly, at his home,
lot 33, concession 3, Tucker -
smith Township, on Friday
morning, May 16, 1952, Charles
H. Lane, beloved husband of
Jessie Aikenhead, in his 65th
year, Funeral service on Mon-
day morning, May 19, at nine
o'clock, at his late residence,
followed by requiem high mass
sung in St. James' Roman
Catholic Church, Seaforth.
LEITH—In Clinton Public Hos-
pital, on ' Sunday, May 18,
1952, Augusta Eggert, widow' of
the late George Leith, in her
92nd year. Funeral from Blyth
United Church to Blyth Union
Cemetery, on Tuesday after-
noon, May 20,
WIGGINTON — In Wiarton, on.
Thursday, May 15, 1952, John
Alien Wigginton,b formerly of
Clinton, sonof the late Thomas
and Phoebe Wigginton, in his
47th year. Funeral from the
Bal and Mute's Funeral Home,
High Street, Clinton, to Clin-
ton Cemetery, on Monday -af-
ternoon, May 19.
SHAW—In Clinton, on Monday,
May 19,-1952, Dorothy Shaw,
sister of Dr. 3. W. Shaw, Clin-
ton, in her 89th year. Funeral
from the Ball and Mutch Fun-
eral Honie, High Street, Clin-
ton, to Clinton Cemetery, on
Thursday afternoon, May 22, at
two o'clock.
Clearing '
AUCTION SALE
of FARM STOCK and
IMPLEMENTS
At Lot No.'s 28 and 29, Goderich
Township on No. 8 Highway,
6 miles northwest of Clinton
or 6 miles southeast of
Goderich, on
Wednesday, May 28
at 1.30 p.m., as follows:
HORSES: An aged team; horse,
9 yrs. old.
CATTLE: 25 Purebred Holstein
cows and heifers, as follows:
Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, fresh-
ened 3 weeks; Holstein heifer, 3
yrs. old, due May 29; Holstein
cow, 3 yrs. old, due Aug, 6; Hol-
stein heifer, 3 yrs. old, due Aug.
24; Holstein heifer, 3 yrs. old,
due Oct. 27; Holstein cow, 4 yrs.
old, recently freshened; 2 Hol-
stein cows, 6 yrs. old, recently
freshened; Holstein cow, 8 yrs.
old, recently freshened; Holstein
heifer, 2 yrs. old, due in May;
Holstein heifer, 2 yrs. old, due in
July; 2 Holstein heifers, 2 yrs,
old, due in August; Holstein heif-
er, 2 yrs. old, due in September;
7 yearling Holstein heifers; 3
heifers, from 1 month to 4 months
old.
18 Grade Holstein cows and
heifers, as follows:
Holstein cow, 8 yrs. old, re-
cently freshened; Holstein cow,
aged, freshened 2 months; Hol-
stein cow, 8 yrs. old, due time of
sale; Holstein cow, 7 yrs. old, due
June 11; 2 Holstein cows, 6 yrs.
old, freshened 2 months; Holstein
heifer, 3 yrs. old, due Sept. 15;
Holstein heifer,fifer 3 yrs dld,
milk-
ing and bred again; Holstein
cow,
6 yrs. old milking and bred again;
Holstein yearling heifer; 7 Hol -
old.
stein heifers, 1 month to 9 months
All Battle are vaccinated.
The purebred and grade cows
bred have been served by the
Oxford Artificial Unit, also most
of the heifers are from the Ox-
ford Breeding Unit as well,
-ewe 9u;l.tea4 003 i1C2r1,'Ifnoci
horn hens (laying); 200 Leghorn
pullets, 4 months old,
IMPLEMENTS: M -H binder, 7
ft, cut; Deering mower, 6 ft. cut
(nearly new); M -H 13 -hoe drill
with grass seeder attachments;
Oliver 2 -row scuffler; M -H hay
loader; rubber -tired wagon; slid-
ing rack; set of sleighs; 125 ft. of
steel cable; 36 ft, cedar pole;
James -way brooder (500 chick
capacity), feeder and fountains,
straw pipe; set of team harness;
2 set single harness; horse c,ol--
Mrs; 20 ft. ladder; tarpaulin (18-
ft.
18ft. square); 2 rings of wire silo;
one 8" H11den SAW with les h.p.
electric rn tor; one 2 -wheel grind-
er with V4 h.p. electric eter;
24" lathe with 'pinch swing with
accessories and cutting chisels;
jig -saw, T'URMS-CAS articles,
No reserve as the farm is seld.
WILLIAM GLEN and SDN,
Proprietors
EDW, 't'0. it:LLIOTlr, Auctioneer
K. W. • Colaubo tit, Clerk
Alvin Betties alt Pedigrees
2941,-b
ROXY THEATRE
C L 1 N 1rO N
NoW Playing. --AIL Week
Matinee: May 24, 2.30 p.m.
"IlIA AND PA KETTLE
AT THE FAIR"
The comedy hit of the season
Mon., Tues,, Wed. (May 26-28)
"Painting the Clouds
With Sunshine"
— In Technicolor --
A plot full of love and laughter
and spiced with an appealing col-
lection of melodies -- Dennis
Morgan, Virginia Mayo, Lucille
Norman and Gene Nelson
Thur., Fri., Sat, (May 29-31)
Fred MacMurray, Dorothy
McGuire and Howard Keel
An amusing and novel comedy in
which a real cowboy balks at be-
coming a Hollywood Western star.
"Callaway Went
Thataway"
Coming: A date to keep in mind.
June 16-18 "ROYAL JOURNEY"
PARK THEATRE
GODERICH—Phone 1150
Now: "RETREAT, HELL" star-
ring Frank Lovedoy, Anita Louise
MON„ TUES,, WED,
"The Lavender Hill
Mob"
British subtlety combined with a
fine sense of dramatic situations
in a fun -sprinkled tale of a uni-
que crime syndicate
Starring Alec Guinness and
Stanley Holloway
THUR., FRY„ SAT.
James Mason, Jessica Tandy
Cedric Hardwicke
A biographical history of Field
Marshal Erwin Rommel, the so-
called Desert Fox, from his trium-
phs in North Africa to his
mysterious "suicide"'
"The Desert Fox"
Coming: Clark Gable and Ava
Gardner in "LONE STAR"
CAPITAL THEATRE
GOI7ERIVH --- Phone 47
Now; "The HIGHWAYMAN"
In Cinecolor with Phillip Friend
MON„'.TUES., WED,
J. Scott Smart, Julie London
and Rook Hudson
And featuring the world-famous
clown Emmett Kelly In a thrillirig
murder mystery with a circus as
background.
"The Fat Man"
TUR„ FRI., SAT.
Dale Robertson, Joanne Pru
and Walter Brennan
From the novel "The Home Place"
by Fred Gipson, the story of a
man who overcame adversity
through love.
"Return of the Texan"
Coming: "Corky of Gasoline Al?
ley" with Jimmy Lydon and
Scotty Beckett •
AMOWOMMOMMIN
Clintonian Club Plans
Picnic in June
The May meeting of the Clin-
tonian Club was held Wednes-
day, May 14, at the home of .1VIrs.
H. Johnston with 17 ladies pres-
ent.
The meeting opened with the
Housewife's Creed, followed by
the Lord's Prayer. Secretary's
reports were given and. other
correspondence read. Roll call
was answered with a gift for the
sales table at the June picnic.
Special committees were nam-
ed for the picnic with Mrs. Wil-
liam Wise, Mrs. H. Sloman and
Mrs. H. Johnston in charge of
sports and the lunch committee
are Mrs. W. Colclough, Mrs.
George Glazier and Mrs. C.
Venner.
Each member is to take a pic-
nic basket and sufficient dishes
for her own use. Mrs. M. Wiltse
will be in charge of the gift
sales. -
Reports by Mrs, R. MacDon-
ald and Mrs. W, Colclough on
their delightful banquet and tour
of the Free Press building in
London were given.
Mrs. Abbott, RCAF Station, of-
fered her home .jor the next
meeting, June 11. It is requested
that any who have used greeting
cards please bring to the next
meeting as they are to be sent
Cards of Thanks
Mrs. Matilda Melville wishes to
express her sincere thanks to all
the people who called, sent cards,
treats and flowers; also the
doctors andnurses while she was
a patient in Clinton Hospital.
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Mrs. William J. Dowson, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Talbot and
family, wish to thank their many
friends and neighbors for the
kindness and sympathy shown
them during their recent sad be-
reavement. Special thanks to
Rev. Peter Renner for his mes-
sage of comfort, also for the
beautiful floral tributes.
21-p
WOOL
T. T. Jackson,
Seaforth, Ontario
is now collecting wool for
grading and sale on the
`Co-operative Plan'.
Shippers may obtain sacks
andtwine free of charge
from him or his Licensed
Operators.
Canadian Co-operative
Wool Growers Limited
217 Bay Street --Toronto
15-17-19-21
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CEMENT
BUILDING
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CHIMNEY
BLOCKS
Built and Repaired
GIJY IVES and SONS
Phone Carlow 1612
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to England,
Mrs, William Glazier won the
gift of the month, donated by
Mrs. H. Simon, Mrs. T. Deeves
will donate the gift for the next
meeting, Visiting committee re-
ported visiting nine homes. Vocal
selections by Miss Patricia Vara-
leau and Bonnie Thomason, re-
cent participants in the Huron
County Music Festival, were
much enjoyed by all. Meeting
was ' then adjourned and lunch
served by the hostesses, Mrs.
William Wise, Mrs, C. Venner,
Mrs. William. Holland and Mrs.
Noble Holland.
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