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• Accommodation For Rent '•
:•(FILIF:-CONTAINED apartmerit for
rent, 3 metre. ,APPlY to Roy 'i-
• a11,Phone Clinton HU 2-9928,
47-tf13
;PARTIALLY FURNISHED, 3 -
room apartment, Private bath. pri-
vate entrance, Phone HU 2-9350,
• after 6 p.m, 48-13
AVAILABLE. NOW, Two comfor-
--table apartments, one furnished;
'erne unfurnished, central location.
Phone 1-1U 2-6550. 4813
ROOM FURNISHED
..apartment; ;private bathe centrally
located, Available December 1..
ePhone HU 2-6665.- 48-p
r
• TWO ROOM FURNISHED apart -
anent, heated, utilities paid. Phone
aTJ. 2-9540. Also comfortable room
'With or withtiut boArde ' 48p
AJNFURNrISHED REA.= apart-
, Yment on main floor. Living room,
;bedroom, kitchen, bath, self-con-
tained. Available now; phone L.
:13atkin, HU 2-7057. 481e
'alwo ilboavy FURNISHED apart-
ment, in private home, built-in:
Sea and cupboards, stove and re-
ffrigeestoe: Laundry facilities. All
intilides paid. Phone 1-11,1 2-9642
efram 9-5. 48-b
•
111RE ROOM APARTMENT
ewith bath; unfurnished, heavy. wir-
:eing. •Newly decorated, self con-
t tamed, „Apply Goldie Smith, East
eStreet, Goderich, Apt. 36A or
• heelt 922J. • 47-8-p
•
• FURiNISHED HEATED apartment
1.S:unable for conpleU'tilitiespaid.-
tElentrie refrigerator and stove,
illse of electric washing machine
eand laundry. PhonelGoderich 380.
444 Cepdonia Terrace. 44-teb
IFURNISBED FOUR R90,1V1 apart-,
rment, with two bedrooms, built-in
ecupbeards, three :piece bath. ,cone
etinrions not water... Electric range
and frig supplied, Near •the Square
Goderich. Available December
:15. Apply Reid's Upholstering
1Shoere 59 Ilarniltone Street, .or 110
rPark Street. • 48-9-b
Articles For Side
• (CHILD'S STEEL BED, TVVO feet
•flay four feet. CoMplete $17. Phone
21U 2-6665. •• . 48-p
:HEAVY ]DUTY TIRE/ 75-0,16 new-
ly recapped, not used. • Phone HU
:2-3351, Clinton. 48-b
• • SMALL STABLE, GOOD repair.
be moved. •MissE. Becker.
• „Phone/ HU. 2-3486. • 48-13
:1-1AWAHAN GUITAR AND CASE.
;Excellent condition. Instruction
•ook included. Reasonable. Phone
il-IU 2-3866. 4841)
PAIR of LADY'S SleA.TES, white,
size .7. • Girl's brown gabardine
/wet, size 4. Number of suits and
•
:jackets, sie,e 14. Phone.HU 2-3841
48-p
OYAL ALBEiRT BONE CHINA
:Dinnerware in open stack or sets.
Zee the new patterns iz this fine
edinnerwa.re at COUNTER'S Jewel-
lery Stere, • 48p
30 FOOT MOBILV, HbME, USED
one year. Fully equipped, - stove
,:end• frig. In perfect condition.
'Terms canbe arranged. Bev..
-Wai]ace, Blyth. 47-8-p
1.951 FORD T,RACTOR, with plow
and disc, • 'Equipped with heat,
houser, In -good eel -edition. Mrs.
'Ste•phen WeIbanks, RR 1, Londe
' bore, phone Blyth 39r7. 48p
Board .and Room
ROOM AND 130ARP FOR PN
alone, or two eharing. Phone HU
2-9226. jean Hanly. 47-8-p
Business Opportunities
OWN Yburc, OWN BUSINESS.
•Contact L. G, Winter, Real Estate,,
High Street, Clinton, Phone Clin-
ton IIU 2-6692.. 13-tfb
..1••••••“...•
CLOTHING FOR,;SAI.E
WHITE FUR COATI; BERET AND
muff set. Size 8. Apply HU
2-9939. •47-8-13
TWO WORK COATS (Overcoats),
in very good condition. Any one
can have same for paying for this,
advertisement. Phone HU 2-9796.
'CUSTOM WORK
$lip'Coyers
Made To Order. ,
Expertly Fitted, With 'Corded
Edges.
MRS. L. G. WINTER
High Street
Phone HU 2-6692 1,
47-8-b
• SANITARY SEWAGE
• DISPOSAL • •
Septic tanks, cese Pools,- etc., Salesmen Wanted
pumped andcleaned' with Sanitary
Miscellaneous
Bailiff's Sale
To be sold by Public Auction or
Private Sale, one 17" Motorola
T.Ve Set, Apply Huron Collection
Agency, ClintOri,, Ontario- • 481)
ART SUPPLIES (Winsor New-
ton); religious. goods, pictures,
picture framing, , Ph,Otog;raPhs for
all occasions. MaeLeren s Studios,
Clinton and Goderich; at Clinton,
Tuesday and Thursday, 1.30 to 7
pen, Phone Clinton 1,1U, 2-9401.
29-tfb
LET US REPAIR AND MAKE
Your rings and jewellery like new•
Diamond rings renewed and stones
,safely secured—don't takeechan-
CGS. Expert work done reasonably
•to your satisfaction. .,..eWatch re-
pairs and Pearl restringing. W.
N. Counter. • 48p
PERSONAL
WHY SUFFER THE AGONY OF
Rheumatic Pain, Sciatica, Lum-
bago, when RUMACAPS will help
you to. welcome relief. Ask your
.48-b
Drug:gist. ••
,Poultry. For Sale
SORRY; NO MORE TURKEYS
„Available. William Jenkins, RR 1,
Clinton. • 48b
1300 PULLETS, tCROSS). W.
Kolimean, RR 1, Clinton. Phone
EU 2-3283 after six. 48-p
equipment. All work guaranteed.
Estimates given without obliga-
tion. •Louis Blake, RR NO., 2,
Brussels, phone 42k6. • 39 to 49-p
• _
Farm. Produce Far Sale
SPRAYED APPLES FOR SALE.
Spy, Greening, Delicious, Peewal
kee/ Baldrwin and Taman', Sweet,
and cider apples. Fred McCly-
pant, Varna. Phone HU 2-1214.
4811
For,Sale 'Of Rent . '
SKATE SHARPENING Machine -
Will sell, or rent for season to
responsible person. • Bob Morgan.
BRICK HOUSE; FURNISHED,
seven roonis, all conveniences, half
a garage, for ;eat. Phone Bay-
field 53r2. 41-tfb
Help Wanted—Female
,CLEANING WOMAN for two days
weekly. Mrs. F. M. Newland, phone
HU .2-9717. 46tfb
WAITRESS FOR FULL TIME em-
ployment. Apply in person. Bart-
liff Bros. 46tfb
MARY ELLEN
COSMETICS LTD.
230 Adelaide St. W. Taranto, Ont.
Requires
exelusiVe representative fo; Clin-
ton area. Smart, attractive, mat-
ure woman to sell our line "of
beauty. products. Excellent earn-
ings assured on commission basis.
Three day training period in Tor-
onto. All expenses paid. Include
recent snapshot with full person-
• al data in complete confidence.
48-13
ORDER YOUR • CHRISTMAS tur-
.:keys now. New York dressed or
Eclisorated. Apply to Russell
'Snider, RR 2, Zurich, Blue Water
"...Highway, mile north of Drysdale.
• 48-9-50-p
..GOOD USEDFURNITURE, stov-
'es,
chairs, tables; chrome suite,'
' washing machines and other pieces.
-See them at Scribbin's Bee Store,
' next to Commercial' Hotel.
• /48-9-50-b
MILKING 1VIACHINE, complete:
with swifeh, pipes and all neces-
•Sary equipment. Priced reason-
ably. Mrs. Stephen Welba.nks,
RR 1, Londesboro, phone; Blyth
'
397. 48p
EWSTOCK of CORN FLOWER
-Crystal Eit COUNTER'S Jewellery
eStore. Priceshave been • very
greatly reduced cin, most items.
Make Your Christmas selection
• • • 48p
BAND .11/ADE LEATHER BILL-
' Rol& and ladies' purses. Delivery
• by Christmas if ordered inmediat-
ely. One pair lady's CCM figure
skates, size 614., like new, $10,
'Bob Morgan,
eC:011NTEIVS JEWELLERY Store
'have just received .neev fel crest -
,lots in Diamond Rings. Special
low prices to give you the bat val-
ue even See them today. W. N.
Cotmter—Jeweller. - 48p
'TV FIT FOR A "KING" — We
— Move — Install, Complete
service on all nieces of tee-tate/is
and antenna. All work fully guar-
anteed.. Huron Tower Installation,
phone Goderich 1344M, • 23-tfb
GIBSOlele "LES PAUL" MODEL
ElectrieSpariish Guitar, twin pick
ups, with 5 controls, With push -
lined leather case. Retail value
new $365, 1 year old; ,sacrifice. --
175. Terms. Anstett „JeWellers,
Clinton: 4813
BROWN 1401..PMN COAT in dk.
condition, size 14-16, newly
Weed& Hoover vacuum cleaner,
hardly used, like new, half price.
Sunbeam Iran, With finger-tip reg-
ulator, like new, half price, Phone
HU„ 216693,, „ 4.5p
Articles Wanted
uszo rtzoanD PLAYtt,
h"06.,. In ondition, ,Phette
(ton 1-111 2-44417,
Help Wanted" -Male.•.
•
GENERAL MACHINIST •
• AND MECHANIC°
• Qualified man who has heed
trade training er experience tor
both, an lathe, milling machine
and surface and cylindrical grincle
ers, and who can make parts from
clrav,vings using, hand tools and the
above machines.
•
40 hour Week, all benefit ,plans,
eight pari holidays, and two weeks
vacation. `Write or ,phone collect
to:
G. MaeARTHUR
NATIONAL CARBON
COMPANY
Walkerton, Ontario '
• 47-8-b
.. LOST and FOUND
LOST — Eastern Star "Pin—name
engraved on back. Keepsake. Re-
ward, Phone HU 2-9357. 48-b
LOST --WHITE CATTLE BEAST,
bet*een 400-500 lbs. Strayed from
Ldt 7, Bayfield Road, North, Stan,
ley Township, ten days ago, 'Elgin
Porter, phone Bayfield 55r21.
48p
Livestock For Sale
16 CHUNKS /OF PIGS. TEN'
weeks old. Bruce MeClinchey,
Bracefield. Phone Clinton HU
2-3246. •48-p
TWO SOWS, PUREBRED, York-
shire, with papers, one has 11 pigs,
one With 8 pigs, Frank de &nig,
RR 2, Hayfield, phone HU 2,7559.
• 47-8-p
8 MONTH YORKSI-IIR.E BOAR.
Show and A.R. Breeding, Sire was
qualified on score of 85 and toyer;
darn was qualified onscore of 89.
You halve to see tO appreciate this
boar's quality, Phone Clinton 11.1.1
2-320/i Alf Watiier 1,R 1, Bay -
48 -9-b
IIIMINIMEN.,...••••••••••••••to,
Livestock Wanted
ATTENTION le'AIRMERS t Prompt,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals and hides.
Call collect Ed. Andrews; 851r11,
Seaforth. Associated with Darling
and Co, of Canada, Ltd, 48p-tfb
WANTED: Reliable man as Deal-
er in 1.16.ron County. Ekperience
not pecessary. A fine opportunity
to step into old profitable business
where Rawleigh Products have
been sold for years. Big profits.
Products furnished on credit. Write
•
Rawleigh's Dept. K-169-163, Mon-
treal, P.Q. 48-b
STOVES FOR SALE
NORGE OIL BURNER, good as
new, in perfect condition, CoritaCt
Box 480, Clinton Ne,ws-Record.
" 48b
COLEMAN OIL SPACE HEATER,
anedituri size, in good condition.
Price $45. Apply- Ross Trewartha,
phone Clinton HUnter 2-9147.
•• 48-p
KELVINATOR, 4 -BURNER, 28"
'electric mine, one Year old. In
A-1 condition. Cpl. Armstrong,
Apt, 3C, Bldg. 158, Adastral Park.
48-p
WOOD FOR SALE
GOOD DRY W.001), 13 CORD. $5.
a cord. cords of limb wood. $4
•
a cord. No delivery. Phone- Clin-
ton HU 2-91,4,8. •48-b
• •••• . ,
• BIRTHS:
BOXID-In Clinton public Hon*.
tal,. on Monday, November 2%
1956, to Mr. and Mrs, jack
13.9yd,. RR 1, liensall, .a -daugh
ter.
PITMADO In Clinton 7Public
On Wednesday, Noverrt-
,ber.' 28, 1956, to Mr, and Mrs.
Dan Pitblado, RR 3, Auburn,. a
' daughter.
SCHUIeTZ — In Clinton Public
I-Inspital, an Thursday,. Novein-
ber 22, 1956, to mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Schultz, RR 4, ,Qoderich„
a son.
STECIeLE—U, Clinten .Public- Hos-
pital, on Tuesday, November 27,
1956, to M. and Mrs. Asa
•Stecicle, RR 2, Zurich, a daugh-
ter.•
WINER— In -Clinton Publte.-
Hospital, on Monday,. November'
26, 1956, to LAC and lerrs. Ger-
ald Whitaker, Clinton, a son,
ITENDIVICK In Birmingham,
Mich., on... Tuesday, November
201 1956, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred-
erick (Hank) Hendrick.. Jr., a
sop , (Brian Douglas),
„ •
• k
DEATHS . -
PROCTOR—In London, on Wed-
nesday, November 28, 1956, Elva
Brooks, beloved 'wife of Andrew
Proctor, London; mother of
,Carneron Proctor, Clinton and
• Mrs. Douglas Wilson, Strathroy.
Service from the A. Millard
GeOge funeral home, London, to
the 'Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave.
MOSSOP—In.Clinton, on Ttlesday,
' November 27, 1955/ Miss Edythe
Elizabeth Mossop, Varna, in her
82nd year. Funeral from the
Ball and 1Viiitch funeral hOme,
High Street, Clinton, to Hay-
field Cemetery, on ThursdaY.
afternoon, November 29, com-
mencing at two o'clock. Rev. W.
,
S. Outerbridge officiating.
SHEPPARD—In Clinton, on Wed-
nesday, November 28, 1956,
Elizabeth Sheppard, dear aunt
of Miss Aphra-Steepe, in her 91st,
year. Service from the Beattie
funeral home, Rattenbury Street
East, Clinton, to Clinton Ceme-
tery. Rev. C. S. Inder officiating.
STEEP --Suddenly at his late resi-
dence, Market Street, Seaforth,
on Monda yt November 26, 1956,
Edward Steep, in his 69th year.
Funeral from the Beattie fun-
eral home, Rattenbury Street
East, Clinton, to Clinton Ceme-
tery on Thursday afternoon, No-
vember 29, commencing at two
o'clock, under the auspices .of
the Canadian Legion, Clinton
Branch No. 140. Rev, D. J. Lane
officiating.
MARRIAGES
HU'llaalleTS-eSNYDER In Con-
iston United Church Manse, on
Novetnfber 7, 1956, by the Rev.
Lake, Helen May Hutchiee,
'daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs. Char-
les Hutchins, Ayr, and George
Morley Snyder,. Coniston, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Snyder, RR
No: 1, Ayr.
• -efeee
REAL ESTATE
FO -11 - SALE
'7 ROOM INSUL BRICK dwelling,
full basement. •Good loeation.
.
Early possession. Price $3,200.
SOLID BRICK. dwelling With three
self-contained apartments. Oil
heating (new). Good location.
Price, $11,000; $2,000 down,
terms.'
HOME PLUS INCOME—Contaln-
ing 2 self contained apa,./tments
with 2 bedrooms, living room;
• modern kitchen with dlyting
space; bath, oil heated; located
• near schools. - Early poseession.
TWO.. STOREY.: BRICK.. WITH
• four apartments, three furnish-
ed, one unfurnished.. All apart-
ments equipped with electric
stoves, refrigeraters; three bath-
rooms, oil heating, good location.
early income • $2,200- Price
$11,000.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT, 60' x
100', located on Highwey 8, near
schools. ••
• Apply to
C. LAWSON
Complete insurance Service
Real- Estate — Investments
Bank of Montreal 'Building
• PHONES
Office HU 2 -9644 --Res. 1U 2-9787
• CLINTON, ONTARTO
K. W. Colquhoun
Real Estate 'Broker
• NOTICE
CORNELIUS TREFFERS,
Huron Street
Phone HUnter 2-9740
IS nOW
LICENSED
REAL” ESTATE
SALESMAN
with our office.
Litfings of Pc:1ml% for Sale
or Purchase are invited
Insurance and Real Estate
• 0—
PHONE Hu. 2-9741
Royal Hank tuilding
Clinton, Ontario
eialettda'S first national park, an
area, of, about 10 square Miles
arouAd the hot Mineral springs At
tiAtite, Alberta, Was created lir
1W,
GEESE
Live, Dressed, Oven -Ready
Select Embdon Toulouse, Afri-
cans and. Chinas, for breeders.
Custom Dressing on
Waterfowl.
BRUNSDON
LONDESBORO
- Phone Myth, 25 r 19 •‘,
'A • 47-8-9-50-b
Harvey's
Taxi,
(At Mid -Towne Restaurant)
PHONE
HU..2-9054-
NIGHT
HU. 2-3880
• Harvey Ashton
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YOU DON'T NEED
- INSURANCE ,
YOU DON'T CARE -
ABOUT YOUR FUTURE
•
BUT if Oi lutVo
piafls-
11 .yon Want the best or your
then INSURANCE is
Sour flnSWer. rtoVide today fee
the to -morrow that is mire to
artiVe.i11 Seen,
11. E. IIARTLEY
Canaria Life Assurance
Company .
thane 'lite 24693 Clinton
()tinfoil, Ontario'
, • „ .
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HOW BOUT THAT
HELLO, HONEY/ IS SUPPER Oil AMMAR
REApy? rye SURE HADA IRIS WATC14 you
TOUGH DAY AND ,COULD BOU6111. ME .IN
EAT A NORSE/WK., TIE BIG TOWN
DON'T SMELL ANYTIUNG MUST BE AN HOUR
COOK SLOW./ Oil „MY/
I NAVEN'T EVEN
STARTED SUPPER.
•Drawn Especially for Clinton oncl
District Chamber of •Commerce and
Clintons NewstRecord by Ralph Tee. ,
WELL YOU'LL NEED
•A WATCH. BETTER TAKE
MINE UNTIL I CAN
GO OVER TO TRE BIG
TOWN AND NAVE
YOURS REPAIRED.
IT'S A SHAME YOU'LL
NAVE TO DRIVE ALL
TAT WAY, WHEN
rM SURE WE
•COULD NAVE
GOTTEN A BETTER
WATCI1 FOR MUCH
LESS MOT HERE N
CLINTON
X
rar 0
PARK THEATRE
GO DER1CH
New Playing: ,
Grace Kelly in
"GREEN FIRE"
with Stewart Granger
, In Cineniascope
MONDAY, TUESDAY
and WEDNESDAY
ADULT ENTERTAINMENT.-
" U N -T AMED"
In Cinemaseope
Filmed in South Africa and telling
the colenful etory of a headstrong
Irish girl mn love with a Boer pat-
riot.. •
Susan Hayward Tyrone Power
Rita • Moreno and Richard Egan
• THURSDAY, FRIDAY
•and SATURDAY
"MANY RIVERS
.TO CROSS"
In Cinemascope
yOfCt. will enjoy this comedy drama
about a pioneer whose ideas of et-
ernal bachelordom are thwarted by
a pioneer gal who out -shoots him.
Robert Taylor -- Eleaner Parker
Victor McLaglan and Jeff Richards
COMING:
"Interrnpted Melody"
In Scope & Color with Glenn Ford
Cards of Thanks
Mrs. Alan Maxwell is most
gratetul to all those who sent
cards; flowers, fruit and treats to
her „while a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital, also to Dr. Oakes
and Dr. Addison and all the nurses
and staff and to Rev.. arid Mrs.
Ostrom and kind neighbours and
friends. • 48-13
I' would like to sincerely thank
all my friends and neighbours who
so kindly remembered me while a
patient in St. Joseph's and Clinton
hospitals.—H. J.' TREWARTHA.
48-p
Mr. and 1Virs. Alfred Goldswor-
thy wish to thank those who
sponsored and contribitted towards
their 25th'. anniversary surprise
party.
48-p
AUCTION SALE
OF COWS AND YOUNG CATTLE
At Gemnax Faeen in Tuckersmith
Township, 1 mile west of Egmond-
ville on
Wednesday, December 5
at 1.30 p.m.
1 reg. Holstein caw due in. Dec.
Holstein cow fresh one month.
Black cow due in Feb. 2 black
cows due in March. 2 Holstein,
tows due in Apr. 2 black cows
milking well and rebred. 3 Dur-
-ham cows milking well, due in
May. 5 Durham heifers' approx.
800 lbs. 15 Hereford steer calves,
475 lbs,
Terms Cash
Dr. M. W. Stapleton, Proprietor
12 P. Chesney, Clerk
Harold Jackson, Auctioneer'
48 -le
Estate
AUCTION SALE
Of HOCUSEIIQLD EFFECTS AND
PROPERTY
on Main Street in 'the Village of
Auburn en,
Saturday, Dec. 8 at 1 p.m.
Kitchen range; Fess oil space
eheater; 2 burner hot plate; kite -hell
table and chairs; Davenport; din-
ing roam suite (table buffet, oval
glass China cabinet and 6 chairs);
RCA 'Victor mantel radio; music
cabinet; mirrors; Mahogany3-piece
parlor suite; *3 -piece chesterfield
suite; Ileihtzman upright piano;
small tables; occasional chairs;
rocking chairs; hall seat and mir-
ror; 2 furnished bedrooms; bed-
room china; bed linen; blankets;
quilts; twilight lamp; table lamps;
electric clock; steeple clock; iron
and toaster; antique dishes; ort-
aments; table linens; kitchen uten-
sils; rug and scatter mats; garden
teals; other articles.
Property: at the same place, 3
p.m„ the property will be offered
for sale, subject to reserve bid, 7
room frame house, furnace, hydro,
small barn. xinunedikte possession.
Terms — property, down,
balance 30 days. Mettles Cash,
Proprietott Estate of into Miss
Margaret Xing •
Auctioneer, Harold Jackson
Clerk, 10. P. Chesney
Executors, Mrs. Donald Fowler,
Margaret R. oineitton,
Solicitors,..11ays Priont, Oodor-
leh. • 48-9-b
MAKE SURE HERKIMER
THEY DON'T OVERHAUL
YOUR WALLET TOW
ROXY THEATRE Clinton
3r,c
Two Shows Nightly -- Wiclo Sefton
Now: THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY
"A MAN ALONE"
• Trucolor
Violent action and speedy tempo make a change of pace for
suave Ray Milland, Who is director as' well as star
•
,•
of this thrilling Western.
Mary Murphy --.Ray iiI1and -- Ward Bond
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNSDAY
‘.13EEP IN MY HEART"
•
Technicolor• • •
Made fOr all those who love the music' of Sigmund Riintherg,
21 songs presented by arreinpreesive array of guest stars.
Jose Ferrer -- Merle Oberon -- gelen Traubel
NOTE: First show at 7 instead of 7.30. Second show about 9.20.
Corning: "BILLIE THE KID"
Robert Taylor -- Marie Howard
County Federation
Annual Meeting
(Continued from Page One)
from Britain and Europe, then
they're sunk, and we are, too." He -
drew a parallel between the West-
ern powers and the farmers' situa-
tion in Ontario saying, "United we
stand; divided we fall."
Warden John. V. Fischer regret-
ted- Mr. Greig's resignatien. The
Warden drew 'attention to safe -
driving week being sponsored
•throughout Canada and -the ,USA
the first week in Deceniber, and
urged co-operation in the county
with this campaign.
Visitors to the meeting included
Alphonse • Murray, Ripley, vice-
president of Bruce County Fed-
eratiOn; •Fergus Lannin, Mitchell,
of Perth Federation and -Morley
Gough, RR 3, Mount Bridges, rep-
resenting Middlesex County,
Rdbert, Schwass, assistant farm
editor at C(KNX Radio and TV
accepted praise from Warren Zur-
brigg far his work with Bob Car-
bert on the Federation sponsored
programs, and others.
G. W. Montgomery told of the
happy relationship between his ef-
fice and that of Gordon Greig, and
reminded his hearers of the long
hours Mr. Greig had put in in their
behalf.
He said( "In the future farmers
had better become more united.
am pleased to see such a fine turn -
Out to -day, but these men here
are the same ones that-ettend
every farm meeting. A rival farm
organization has said that the
Federation is a "little dead at the
heels." There may be some truth
in this. On a provincial and county
level, your organization is second
to none, but on a township level
yinformal-Ion out to all of the farm-
erore falling down inot getting
farm-
ers.
"The Federation," said Mr:
Mentgoinery, "is the/ most demo-
cratic organization in existence.
1You go fight out to the school
sections. Your representatives
there must be willing to work,And
be well-informed. I ask you to
strengthen your organization, The
reason the other organization has
been able to get started, is that
there has been something lacking
in.the Federation on a local ltvel."
VARNA
Mrs. T. J. Pitt has returned
home' after visiting friends in Toe
rent%
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Mrs. Fred' MeClymont is visiting
with relatives at King City and
Toronto. . .. -
The many friends of George
Coleman, Sr., are glad to hear that
he is improving after his recent
illness. e
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of the Varna United Church w
held in the church on Monda
evening of this week.
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• AUCTION SALES
EVERY FRIDAY
at 1.30 p.m,
TERMS CASH
J. COREY, Sales Manager
E. W. ELLIOTT, Auctionee,
K. W. COLQUHOUN, Clerk
GI FT of LOVE!
oFrom man to
woman, from heart
to heart, a diani-
onthepeaks in ten-
der terms a happi-
ness and love.
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chosen with spec
• ial care.
Take Time To Choose Your Diamond In Privacy -
Phone Collett for an Evening AppOintnient
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Anstett jewellers.
CLINTON (Phone HU, 24525) and AVALKERTO1
• Etpert Wateh kepairs and igngravIng
IrCLOVA CY1VIA and OWEN' 'WATCHES
BLUE RIVER and BLUE BIRD DIAMONDS
SPODE DINNERWARE