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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1945-07-19, Page 5the times-advocate, exeter, ontar io, Thursday morning, july 19, ims *!*? HENSALL Miss MacDonald is Ixolidayiner at Southampton, 4 Mr, Leyi Rands, of Mitchell, spent Tuesday in the village, Mt, and Mrs. W. B, Cross are on a vacation at the Mapitoulin island, Mrs. Ida Harding, of Rondon, visited last week with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Corbett. M'rs, Bertha Ortwein, pt Dojrdon, visited last week With her mother, Mrs, Peter Munn. Mrs, Elizabeth Fisher, of Graven- Are You Ruptured? and July the Lon- attended the B’ell-Parkinson OUR SERVICE IS DIFFERENT. WE SELL YOU A FIT IN OUR PRIVATE TBUSS BOOM. hi« of the Trusses, Belts, Supports of all kinds, hurst,visited with relatives and friends here recently. Rev,Wm.Weir, Mrs. Weir and Freddie of Hespeler, called on friends here 'last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E, Hemphill are holidaying at the summer home at Oakwood, Grand Bend. Mrs, Mac Greer, of London, vis­ ited during the past week with her father,'Mr. J, W. Bonthron. Mr. Squire, of Exeter, visited during the past week with his daughter, Mrs. Thos, Harris. Mrs. Sam Rennie and 'family have been camping at Turnbull’s Grove during the past two weeks. ' M’rs. Lloyd Ortwein and son, David, of London, visi.ted during the past week with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Harding and son Bruce, of London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett. Mrs. H. Arnold is being visited by her sisters, Miss Stella Robinson, off Toronto, and Miss Robinson, of New York. Mrs. Jack Farquhar and Graham visited during the past week with the former’s mother, Mrs. Bawden in Exeter. Fit. Lieut. K. C. Passmore, of Hagersville, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore. Mr. Herb Hedden returned to St. Catharines after spending a two- weeks’ vacation with his mother, Mrs. Catherine Hedden. 'FO. George Sangster and Mrs. Sangster left last Wednesday for MacDonald, . Man., where they will spend the summer months. ■Miss Dorothy Brazier returned to her home in London on Sunday following a three weeks’ vacation at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. G. Steer. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. MiacLaren and Miss Marion, of Goderich, and Miss Lois MacLaren, nurse-in-train­ ing in the Kitchener-Waterloo Hos­ pital, visited friends here recently. Miss Elizabeth Grant Was a week­ end guest with Miss Ellen Fremlin at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.heo. Fremlin in Clinton. Mrs. Lome McNaughton spent the week-end with her daughters, Misses Helen and Mae McNaugh­ ton in Toronto. Mrs. Harvey McLarnon received a telegram on Monday from her husband, Pte. Harvey McLarnon, of the Royal Canadian Mechanized Engineers that he arrived in Hali­ fax on the lie de France. Aftei* a 3'0-day furlough, Pte. McLarnon will report foi’ duty in the Pacific war theatre. A large number of neighbors and friends gathered in the Town Hall, Hensail, on Friday evening in hon­ or ©f Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Bell who were recently married. During i the evening a presentation of a din­ ing room suite was made to the bride and groom. Dancing was en­ joyed until the early morning hours. Arnold Circle 'Picnic The Arnold Circle of Carmel Presbyterian Church held a most successful picnic at the home of Mrs. Roy Bell on Wednesday after­ noon. Tables were spread on the spacious lawn and a delicious pic­ nic -supper was partaken of. Sports were arranged by Mrs. W, Dalrym­ ple and Mrs. L. Baynham. Follow- ing.isa list of the races and whi­ ners: three-legged race, Mrs. 'Geo. Moir and Miss Violet Hyde; back- to-back race, Mrs. Geo. Moir and Mrs. Chas. Forrest; kicking I the slipper,. Mrs. Melvin Moir; grace­ ful walking race, Mrs. J,. McEwen; running race, Mrs. Roy Bell; relay hoop race, Mrs, Kerslake’s group; soda biscuit race, Mrs. Kerslake. A ball game (Concluded tlie sports* Thomson Reunion The annual Thomson Reunion was held on Tuesday, July 10th at the Lion’s Park, Seaforth, with a very good, attendance. Following ,the dinner races were run with the ’following winners: children under 4 years, Margaret Britton, Kenneth Britton; children 9 and under, Cecil Pepper, Gwen Britton; child­ ren 10 and over, Gordon Thomson, Hannah Pepper; children’s three- legged race, Gordon Thomson and Cecil Pepper, GWen Britton and Hannah Pepper; women’s three- legged race, Mrs. E. Thomson and Mis’s Norma Cook, M^s. N, Cook' and Mrs. W, Good; running br.oad jump, Cecil Pepper, Gordon Thom- *son; ladies* obstacle race, Miss Norma, Cook, Mrs. N. Stanlake; men’s running race, Elgin Thom­ son, Warren Thomson; wafer race, Dome Thomson, Hannah Pepper. |A. short program and the election of • officers was held after supper. An WHALEN Mrs. Cole, of Exeter, is visiting with. Mrs, Frank 'Qqnniqg. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Squire Harry attended the 12th of celebration at Bayfield. Mr. Grafton Squire spent week-end at Fort Erie. Cpl. Russell Parkinson, of don, wedding on Saturday, Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Morley re­ ceived word from their son, Pte, Howard Morley, who is in the army of occupation in Bavaria, Germany, Howard has travelled 7000 miles by truck in Germany, He is with the American 9th army, This part of Germany is where the rich Ger­ man ©eop’le take their vacation, /> Trousseau Tea Mrs, 'Frank Parkinson entertain­ ed at a trousseau reception for her daughter Margery, bride-elect for Saturday, in the : afternoon and ever ning. Linens, shower gifts and the bride’s trousseau were shown by Misses Marion Parkinson and Flor­ ence Thdmson and Mrs. Gordon DoiCking, Tea was poured by Mrs. Kenneth Stevenson and Mrs. Frank Squire. Mrs. Stanley Orchard and Mrs. Fred Foster served. In the evening, Mrs. Norman McNaughton Mrs. Herman Foster poured SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.’ " - ' ‘ ....................... . Over 15 years experience. Your drugs at ROBERTSON’S Phone 50 Exeter Mrs. Emmery White had as week-end, Mrs. CREDITON •LAW, Muriel Smith, of No, x A.C.U., spent the week-end at the home of Mr. and Fahrner. Sgt. and Mrs. C. their guest over the White’s brother, Mr. G. C. McFar­ lane, of Detroit. Little Miss Helen White accompanied her uncle to Toronto where they spent several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. few and tea. Bell—Parldnson summer wedding took Rodney Bowman days with friends Mrs. ■ Mich., Jas. Leary, of , spent several place Frank their A at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Parkinson, Granton, when younger daughter, Margery Isabel, was united in marriage to Harold Steven Albert Bell, of London, only son of Mrs. Bell and the late Albert Bell, formerly of Hensail. Rev. Mr, Laing, .pastor of the United Church, Woodham, performed the ceremony. Mrs. Bert Duffield played the wed- j ding music, Given in marriage by her father the bride was lovely in a floor-length gown of white sheer over taffeta, her .three-quarter length veil falling from a heart- shaped halo headdress. She carried a bouquet of red roses tied with white ribbon. Her1 only ornament was a necklace of pearls with Gar- rings to match, the gift of the groom. Miss Madeline Fenton, of London, as bridesmaid, wore floor-length gown of pale sheei1 over tafetta with sweetheart neck-line with a shoulder-length veil to match and carried a bouquet^ of yellow rosebuds tied with mauve ribbon. Phyllis .bride, girls wearing blue and pink taffeta and carried nosegays of roses sweet peas. Glenn Parkinson, ther of the bride, attended groom. During the signing of register, Miss Shirley Squire “O Perfect Love.” to the bridesmaid and flower girls were sterling silver bracelets. To the pianist and soloist, silver dish­ es. To the groomsman, a billfold. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served by two cousins and two girl friends of the bride, Gladys Shier, Marion Parkinson, Florence Thomson and Irene Johns. Later the bride and groom left for their honeymoon trip to Toronto and Niagara. The bride wore a yel­ low silk jersey dress with white accessories. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Bell will reside in London. A special feature on this occasion was the christening of Doris Docking, infant daughter and Mrs. Gordon Docking, roe, and granddaughter of Mrs. Frank Parkinson. a mauve Little Donna White and Docking, nieces of the made (pretty little -flower and bro- the the sang- The groom’s gift Caroline of Mr. of Mun- Mr. and address was given by the president, Warren Thomson, and the minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs. Herb Britton. Election of new of­ ficers resulted as follows: president, Win. Alexander; vice-president, Douglas Cook; seeretary-treasurer, Elgin Thomson; sports committee, Mrs. W. Good, Norman. Alexander; table committee, Mrs. H. Workman, Mrs. W, Alexander, Mrs. S. son and Mrs J. Pepper. The next year is to be Saturday in June Park, Seaforth. Bride-Elect held the at the Thorn­ picnic second 'Lions’ Honored On Tuesday evening of this week Miss Mary Goodwin was hostess to a number in honor bride-elect ing is the address. Dear Elva: What could be beautiful night of friends at her home of Miss ■of this Elva McQueen, month. Follow- to honor you, and extend congratulations and best and trust that the years ahead Will hold for you joy and happiness. Since have grown up in our have shown very great our social life, we are lovelier than a in July when friends and associates have gather­ ed here hearty wishes,, that lie both much you, Elva midst, and interest in fortunate in having you remain in our community. You have boon noted for your pleasing manner, your cheerful smile, and your wil­ lingness to help. As a token esteem for you, we ask you cept' this gift and as you from day to day may it be stant reminder of your many Hen­ sail girl friends. Refreshments ‘wore served at the close. of our to ab­ use it a con­ visited for a in Windsor. Mr. ■ and Royal Oak, days this week at the homes of Mrs. Margaret Lamport and Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamport. Miss Jeanette Schenk is visiting with relatives in Exeter. Miss Pearl Gaiser, of Toledo, Ohio, is spending two week’s vaca­ tion with her sister, Mrs. Freeman Morlock and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Holtz­ mann and Mr. and Mrs. Murray I Holtzmann, of Detroit, visited with relatives and friends over the week­ end. Mrs. Margaret Jones, of McGil­ livray, visited with relatives here for a few days Iasi week. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Beaver and son Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Pat­ terson, of Pittsburg, Pa., are visit­ ing at the home of the parents, Mr. and Mrs. H". Mr. and Mrs. Jno. 'Do vie and Mrs. Neil McDonald, don, spent the week-.end with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Swartz and Betty Lou. Miss Delores Schenk is the summer in Zurich. Mr. of his street •Mr. Glen, week Clark, been confined to her illness, is improved. Mission Band The Mission Band held at the home of on July 6. Opening Mrs. E. Haist played quiet music. A hymn was sung followed by a verse •which was read by Ronald Wein who ;was in charge of the meeting. Clare Swartz led in prayer. Then the hymn, “When He Cometh,” was sung. The scripture was read by Grace Gaiser. Clare Swartz and Ronald Wein each voured us with piano stewardship poem was Dolores Schenk. Two chapters of the Study Book were given by Mrs. E. were read and by the roll call. were present. Grace Gaiser invited the Mission Band to her home for the next meeting which is to be held on the 27th of July. A dainty lunch was served followed by a hearty thanks to the hostess. The meeting was closed by repeating the' Lord’s Prayer in unison. Sunday School Picnic The Evangelical Sunday School picnic was held at Grand Bend on July 11th. Following is a list of sports and winners: Races, boys 6 and under, Douglas Wein, Donald Hendrick; girls 6 and under, Helen White, Sandra Finkbeiner; boys 7' to 9, Terry Wade, Donald Fink­ beiner and Gerald Gaiser; girls 7 to 9, Margaret Sisson, Jeanette Schenk, and Betty Aim Roeszier; boys 10 to 12, Bob Wade, Clare Swartz; girls 10 to 12, Marilyn Pfaff, Doris Haist; girls 12 to 15, Grace Gaiser, Arlis Wein, Dolores ;Sehenk; boys over 15, Wilmer Wein and Charles Brown; girls over 15, Elsie Gaiser, Elaine Fahr- ner and Pauline Faist; chew the string, Helen White, Maurice Haist; wheelbarrow race, Clare Swartz and Terry Wade; sunbonnet relay, Dor­ is Swartz’s side; our perennial favorite, Elsie Gaiser and Wilmar Wein; banana eating, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wein; singing and whist­ ling relay, Mrs, Rev. M. E. Reuber, Mrs, Morlock’ and Win. maid relay, Rev. elastic hoop race, side; snatch the bandana, Krueger’s side; guessing contest, Albert Gaiser; treasurer hunt, Myr­ tle Haist. A softball game and Dodge ball created a lot of fun and brought to a close a very enjoy­ able afternoon of sports. former’s Beaver, and Mr. of Lon- spending Gerald Z wicker has fine brick residence to Rev. Yates, retired, and Mrs. Russell Clark and of Detroit, are visiting tlfis with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mrs. 'F. W. Clark, who has h-ome through disposed on King Meeting meeting was Dolores Pfaif^ the meeting, fa- A by solos, read interesting Haist. The minutes approved followed Fourteen members Arthur Amy and Freeman Swartz; milk ReubOr’s side;. Ross Krueger’s Ross kirkton Rev. Allah JPuffieid and mother, Mrs. Chas, Duffield. Lambeth, called on friends in village this past week, Uttle Donnie Funnell, of Wood- Stock, spent the past week with his grandparents Mr, Tufts, Mr, Jennie erly of the home of Mr, and Mrs. E. Stone, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Doupe, of Toronto, spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs, Everett Doupe, Mr, J, Graham and his sister, of Toronto, are spending some time at the parsonage while Rev, and Mrs, Gobdger are attending Sum­ mer Camp at Goderich. They are both acting as instructors at -camp. Don are holi- home of and Mrs, Truman apd Mrs- Davis, all Kirkton, C, Bolton, Mrs, of Toronto, form- are holidaying at has been for the Mrs. W, S. Cluff and sons, and Paul, of Kitchener, daying this week at the Mr. and M'rs. John Cluff. Mrs. Thelma Hoft, who a resident of the village past three months, left this week to live in Kitchener. Miss Annie Roy, of Stratford, is holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Gar- nie Doupe. 1 • The pea vinery on the farm of Mr. Jas. Willys has been in opera­ tion for the peas were® a good quality, which are a threshed this past week. The early good yield and also The Thomas Laxtons later pea are week. being 4 the EL1MVILLE Mrs. Wilson Hawkins, of forth, visited with friends here week. Miss Irene Johns attended Bell-Parkinson 'nuptials at Granton last Saturday. Bdr. Eric Carscadden and Mrs. Carscadden, of Kington, are spend­ ing a leave at Mr. G. Miner’s. Cpl. W. H. Dickey was posted from Calgary to London last week. Misses Anna Routly and Flor­ ence Heywood had their tonsils re­ moved at Dr. Fletcher’s hospital last week and are recuperating nicely at their homes. Mr. Thos. Bell and daughters, Lt. Bessie E. Bell, and Florence Bell, also Mr. Laurie Stephen visited with relatives in Detroit over the week-end. Miss Donna and Master Lonnie Murch, of London, are holidaying at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Murch. The St. Mary's Road from the London Road to Winchelsea, is receiving a coat of tar and gravel. Pte. Harvey' Snarling, of Camp Ipperwash, visited at his home and he and Mrs. iSparling and Hazel Jean spent the week-end with Mrs. Sparling’s mother, Mrs. Rumble, at Thorndale. The chivari gang with their lady ifriends gathered at the township hall last Thursday evening and pre­ sented Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cornish with an occasional chair and end table, the presentation being made at the lunch hour after spending the evening dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Lambert and sons, George, Jack and Jim and Mr. Ray Lambert and daughter, Noreen, of Sarnia, spent Sunday •with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns. George and Jack are remaining for a few holidays. .Mrs. Ralph J. Horney 40 th wed- KIPPEN Mrs. Robert Dinsdale is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. Taylor, of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Damm and Kenneth visited recently with the former’s son, Mr. and Damm, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. W-m. quietly observed their ding anniversary at their home on Thursday, July 12. They were vis­ ited by MV. and Mrs. Arthur Ford, Mrs. Lome Ford and Jack and Jill, of Detroit. The many friends of Mrs. James Jarrott will be sorry to learn she is seriously ill at her home follow­ ing a fall last week She is being attended, by her sister, Mrs. Harvey, o*f Hensall. ■M'r. and Mrs. spent the week-end Guelph. Miss Patsy and Taylor, who have been visiting with their grandmother, Mrs. R. Dins­ dale, returned to their home in Stratford on Saturday. Mrs. G« Gould, of Guelph, is vis­ iting Mr. H. Ivison and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. E. HOrney and family, of Ridgeway and, Mrs. W. Motz, of Crediton, Visited on Mon­ day with Mr. and Mrs. W, Horhey. Torrance, Mar- of Porters Hill, Mr, H. A. A. Gackstetter with friends in Master Terry Mrs. R. Harry, ■■ Sunday with Jean. of Grand with Mr. Mr, and garet and visited on Ivison hiid Mr, and Mrs. F. Kading, Bend, Visited oil Sunday and Mrs. William Horney. Mr. and Mrs. Fdgar Smith who have spent the past couple of weeks with the latter’s parents, Mr, and J. Jarrott, returned to tlieir home in Guelph on Sunday. Mrs. The world’s purest zinc is pro­ duced at Flin Pion, Manitoba, Canada, Exeter District Co-Op Store were Mrs. Mrs, Mrs. at Granton, spent a couple with Mr. and near Zurich. CENTRALIA Mrs, d. iSleamon has been visit­ ing for the past couple of weeks with Mr. and Mrs, M. Sleamon in London. Mrs. Lome Hicks is visiting with relatives in Ripley, - Mr, and Mrs. Fred Penwarden and Mr. and Mrs, Otto Brown Sunday visitors with Mr. and Lome Sholdice in London. Sunday visitors with Mr, and A. Proctor were Mr, and Ewart Powe, Fit, Sgt, Ted Powe and Miss Dorothy Player, pf ’Lon- dpn, Miss Marie Connell, of Clinton, and Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Skelton and Denald, of Lucan. Miss Arlene Skinner is holiday- ing with her aunt and unde, Mr. and Mrs, E, Fester, Mrs. Wm, Bowden ef days this week Mrs. Gordon Pybus, Miss Marietta and Master Nor­ man Mitchell, of London, visited last week with’ Mr. and Mrs, Ken Hodgins. Miss Donna Bowden, is holiday­ ing with Mrs, F. J. McCann in Stratford. Miss Mary Margaret Essery is holidaying with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F, Penwarden. Mr. and Mrs, L. Hodgson are spending the week at Beach. Week-end visitors with Albert Harlton were Philip Vercoe, of Flint, Mich., Cyril Morley, of Parkhill, Audrey Morley and Mr. M. Wasaga Mr. and Mr. andMrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Harlton, of London, William Sidney Wilson is spend­ ing a week’s holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Atkinson, of Centra­ lia. He will be spending two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson and then will be going to Toronto to visit his aunt and roll, will with uncle. Mr. and Aftei* his visit spend the rest his parents. W.M.S. Meeting The July meeting of the W.M.S. was held in .the schoolroom of the church on Tuesday evening, July 10th. Mrs. A. ’ McFalls presided over the worship service and was assisted by Mrs. G. McFalls, Miss (Agnes Anderson, Mrs. ner, Mrs. F. Bowden McFalls. Mrs. Hepburn chair for the business. bers of the Baby Band and .their mothers will be entertained at the August meeting. A poem, “World Citizens,” was read by Mrs. Hep­ burn. At the close of the meeting a dainty lunch was served by Mrs. M. Elliott and Mrs. H. Powe. Mrs. Jack Car­ at Toronto he of the summer Cecil Skin- and Helen was in the The mem- Royal affec- The “Mae West” as the Canadian Navy’s lifebelt is tionately called, is considered by naval experts to be one o’f the finest life-saving devices ever invented. We now have a good supply pf BINDER TWINE on hand 1 We have a good supply of rope for hay fork sling ropes, etc, A Supply of Roofing Material on hand. Wire Insulators and Hot Shot Batteries. Exeter District Cooperative P. Passmore, Manager DASHWOOD Pte. Roy Bender, of Halifax, and Mrs. Bender, of Toronto, spent a few days with his father, Mr. John Bender last week. Mr. and Mrs. P. Humble, of Sar­ nia, visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. Goetz last week. Dr. Catt and Mrs. Catt and fam­ ily, of Regina, are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold. Mr. and Mrs. J. Burns, of Port Huron, Mrs. White and son, Sgt. Robert White, of Detroit, and Mrs Shaw and son, Norman, of Toronto, spent a few days with Mrs. Witzel last week. An ice-cream social will be held on the hotel lawn in Dashwood on Saturday evening, the Ladie’s invited will be Mrs. in Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. E. Clinton, were Sunday visitors hei- mother, Mrs. Merner. Mr. and Mrs. N. Evans and ily, of Aurora, are .spending a with her parents, Mr, and Henry Hoffman. Miss Nancy Tieman who ^ds suffering with appendicitis under­ went an operation in London Hos­ pital last week. We hope foi’ speedy recovery. Miss Joan Baker, of Windsor, spending her holidays here. Mrs. E. Kleiqstiver is spending few weeks with her daughter in Bowmanville. Miss Helen Nadiger is spending a week holidaying in Kitchener and Toronto. Mrs. Evelyn Dodge and Loleta, of Detroit, are spending a week’s holidays with Mr. and Elsie. Mr. Jacob Miller, of Shoe and Miss Tillie July 21st undei1 auspices of the Evangelical Aid. The public is cordially to attend. In case of rain it held in the hotel. Mary Schroeder is visiting Bartcliffe, of with fam- week Mrs. been a is a Mrs. Sam J “5 Woodbridge, called on friends hero on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Howard .Spear and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lingeman, of Detroit, visited with Mrs. L. Mc- Isaac. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mclsaac and son,, David have returned to their home in Detroit after visiting with Mrs. Lucinda Mclsaac for the past - two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elsie accom­ panied by their friends, Mrs. Dodge and Loleta, of Detroit, visited with friends in Stratford this week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Eckstein and Miss Lily Hoffman, of London, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. T. Harry Hoffman on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Martin, of Salford, spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs, E. R. Guenther. Mrs. Harold Weber and Donna have returned home after spending a week in Chesley and Port Elgin. Mr. and Mrs. Reinhard Willert, Mr. Milton Willert, Misses Doris and Ada Willert and Miss Wilma Musser spent last Sunday at Mr. William Schroeder’s cottage, Great Lakes Beach, Port Huron, Mich, Miss Wilma Musser spent an en­ joyable visit with her father, Mr, William Musser at Detroit. Solved the Problem insurance agency’s stenog-An rapher persisted in falling asleep at ■her desk and, the help situation be­ ing what it is, the cashier felt he should talk it over with the general agent before firing her. “We can’t let her .go,” the latter gentleman moaned; “you know we would never get anothei’ girl to take her place.” Then a solution dawned, on him. “I’ll tell you what,” he suggested “Print a placard to hang on her when -she’s sleeping at her desk. Say on it: ‘When you have insur-Sask., Mrs. Miller. of!ance, you’ll sleep this way too’/ ENTRATt Exetetf Whalen know qou expect It’s one thing to grouse about unsatisfactory results from the laying pens, and an other thing to do something about it! You have only yourself to blame, if, having purchased good chicks, and raised them into vigorous pullets, you don’t get results in comparison with the time, effort and expense you have invested in them. 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