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i vci*s in ry t oi*s
Quite a number
(West)
Sunday last.
Woodham attending and who spent
the day with friends were: Mr
Mrs. Edgar Rodd and Audrey
Mr. and Mrs, Allen Jaques;
Harvey Parkinson and family
Mr. and Mrs, Melville Hern; ivir.
and Mrs. Wm. Thomson (Sth line)
with Mr. and
Misses Lorene
Florence Kirk
and Irene Brock;
phens and Muriel with Mr. and
Mrs. Ephriam Hern, Visitors at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. Clarence
Johns were Misses Alice Passmore,
of Thames Road, Audrey Scott, of
Farquhar, Jean Stephens, Evelyn
Connard, of St, Marys, Mr. Mervin
McCoy, of London.
Miss Marjie Laing, of Galt, spent
the week-end with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Laing.
Gunner Russel] Laing received
his discharge from the army last
week.
Miss .Gladys 'Shier, of Hespeler,
and Mr. Roy Shier, of Westminster
Hospital, London, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Shier.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lancaster, of
St. Marys, spent
and Mrs. Wesley
Mr, and Mrs.
and family spent
and Mrs. Ray Mills and’ family.
Miss Jean Copeland, of the staff
of the Bank of Montreal,' St. Marys,
is holidaying at her home* and in
London.
Mr. Mitchell Willis attended the
Hensail spring fair last week.
Mr. David Parkinson, Monc
ton, N.B., is visiting at his. home
here.
Wedding bells are ringing in
community.
attended Zion
anniversary services on
Among those from
Melville Hern;
and
with
Mr.
with
Mr.
Mrs. Edgar Baker;
and Viola Jaques,
with Misses Anna
Mrs. Dave Ste-
Sunday with Mr.
Shier.
George Wheeler
Sunday with Mr.
the
Milleri*DciYis
Pink and white snapdragons a-
gainst a background of palms ami
ferns, and tall tapers in candelabra
were effective decorations in Cem
tennial United Church Saturday last
for the marriage of Audrey Jean-
only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clif
ton Davis, Lome avenue, London,
to Norman Albert Millen, son of
Mrs. Millen and the late William
Millen, of Peterboro. Rev. Dr, R.
T, Richards performed the cere
mony. Mi's. John Payne was soloist
accompanied by Theodore R- 'Gray
who played the wedding music.
The bride, -given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor-length
gown of white organza over taffeta ■
with ruffled bodice, full skirt and
long sleeves frilled over the hands.
Her headdress trimmed with spring
flowers held in place an embroider
ed floor-length veil, and she carried)
Briarcliff roses touched with white _ carnations and lily of the valley i
and tied with white lace showered *
with forget-me-nots. i
Her matron of honor, Mrs. Nel
son Goldsmith wore a gown of pink
lace with scalloped neckline and
bouffant skirt, long lace .gloves
and headdress similar to that of
the bride, 'She carried an arm bou
quet of mauve and yellow carna
tions snapdragons and mauve sweet
peas.
Bridesmaids Miss Rose Hodgkin
son and Miss Marilyn Tuckey were
gowned in corresponding pastel
shades, Miss Hodgkinson wearing a
flooi’ length blue lace torso gown
with ruffled neckline and full skirt
and gloves and headdress to match.
She carried an arm bouquet of
yellow snapdragons and pink car
nations. Miss Marilyn Tuckey wore
a floor length frock of yellow or
ganza with full shirt and sweet
heart neckline and a headdress of
yellow organza. She carried a bou
quet of baby yellow snapdragon
and mauve sweet peas tied with
mauve and yellow streamers.
The groomsman was Gordon Mil
len, brother of the groom,
were Allan Davis,
bride and Bill
the groom.
A reception
church parlors,
ing in a blue crepe dress with
black accessories and a corsage of
pink Pinocchio roses. Mi’s. Millen
also chose a dress of blue crepe,
with matching accessories and wore
a corsage of pink roses and pastel
peas.
As her going away costume the
bride wore a gray suit with a cor
sage of red bachelor carnations
and furs which were a gift of the
groom. The couple left by motor
on a trip to Wig-a-Mog in the Hali-
burton district and upon their re
turn will reside in Peterboro.
Guests at the wedding included
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Tuckey, Mari
lyn Darol and Kenn, Charles Tuck
ey, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tuckey,
Miss Wanda Tuckey, Mr. and Mrs.
Benson Tuckey, Joseph Davis and
Charles Davis all of Exeter; Mr.
and Mrs. John Payne, Strathroy;
Mrs. Ted Burkhart, Cleveland; Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Davis
Davis, Toronto.
Ushers
brother of the
Millen, brother of
was held in the
Mrs. Davis receiv-
and Donald
Hassocks of various designs
and colors now in stock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maedel, of Toronto
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Mrs. Archer, of London, spent a
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Duffield
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Mrs. Warren Brock, of Zion.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Brock, of
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HELP WANTEDSTRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
A strawberry festival will be
held st iSt, Marys church, Brinsley
-on Friday, June 28th. Program by
the Happy Cousins Concert Com
pany, of Elmira,
GRAND BEND — W’onian wanted
for plain cooking, no laundry.
Coronation Lodge, phone Dash
wood 43r22, 13c
Stephen Council
WANTED—Some strawberry pick
ers for next week. W. F. Abbott,
phone 30. 13*
FOR 'SALE—White pine brooder
house, 10’xl(2’, double flepr, barn
frame 30x45, pure-bred Angus
bull, Charlie McCaffery, Clande.-,
boye. . 6; 13*
Interested in
WANTED— Housekeeper for work
ingman’s home, 2 adults, sleep
in, references. Apply to A. Bar-
low, 858 Queens Avenue, London
Ontario. - <Li3:20c
FOR SALE—Girl’s new navy blazei’
size 14; bathing suit, raincape,
coat and other clothing, sizes 10
to 14 years, in good condition.
Mrs. E. Pym, Simcoe Str. 6:13*
FOR SALE—Several used battery
and new electric radios
Ballantyne, Exeter, Ont.
Of
Of
WANTED
Conservation
The regular monthly meeting
the Council of the Township
Stephen was held in the Council
Chambers, Crediton, on Tuesday
June 4tli, 194 6, at one o’clock. The
following members of the -Council
were present: Ro^y Ratz, Reeve; A.
J. |Amy, Deputy Reeve, and Coun
cillors J. H. Dalton, Elmer Lawson
and Jno. A. Morrissey. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read
and adopted on motion of J. H.
Dalton and A. J. Amy. Carried.
Moved by A. J. Amy, seconded
by J. Morrissey that Union S;S. No.
13 and No. 15 foe added to the
Township Area in Hay Township
and Union S.S. No. 17 and No. IS
be added to the Township Area in
the Township of McGillivray. Car
ried.
Mr. Dave Morley, Reeve of Mc
Gillivray Township, waited on the
Council and explained the conser
vation scheme for the watershed of
the Sauble River. Moved by James
Dalton,
that the
Stephen
Minister
meeting
WANTED TO BUY—Insulated oven
for use on hydro plate. Phone
158. ■ 13*
Lloyd
13c --- ■ ■■ I-
FOR SALE—A new Perfection 3-
burner coal oil stove, used two
years; also a small building suit
able for colony house, Apply at
Times-Advocate. 13*
new and one used congoleum rng,
9x12; single electric hpt-plate; odd
mirrors; fruit pupboard; lantern;
cupboard; garden tools; electric
iron; small ordinary table; 3 Odd
chairs; dresser; cot and mattress;
4 feather ticks; large bureau;
single iron bed with spring and
mattress; iron three-quarter bed
with spring and mattress; full size
iron bed, spring and mattress;
three-quarter wooden bed, spring
and mattress; wooden bed, spring
and mattress; 15 footr ladder;
clothes line and pulley; quantity of haxdwood in' poles; dry
hardwood, approx, 20 cords;
other articles too numerous’to
tion.
REAL ESTATE:
Parcel No. 1—Sy2 lot 18,
18, Township of Stephen, 50
split
and
men-
WANTED—'Good alfalfa hay or al
falfa meal. Apply at Cann’s Mill.
IStfc
WANTED TO BUY—A used two-
wheel trailer in good condition
without stock rack. Apply Box
276 Exeter. 13:20*
FOR SALE'— Leather windbreaker
tweed topcoat and overcoat, all
size 38. Reasonably priced. See
at Traquair’s Hardware. 13c
FOR SALE — Purebred -Yorkshire
hog ready for service. G. W.
Miners, R.R.3, Exeter, phone
Kirkton 3’2r9. 13*
Con.
io, luwuouijj ui. uv acres
more or less. Splendid pasture and
good rock well;
Parcel No. 2—Easterly portion of
lot 18, con. 19, Township of
phen, 65 acres more or less,
half of which is good tillable
the remainder in bush.
Parcel No. 3—Lot 19, Con.
Township of Stephen, 100
more or less, 1 % storey frame
house, bank barn
shed 36x40; drive shed and gar
age; good rock well, bush and land
well drained.
Parcel No. 4—Pt. lot 1, con. Aux
Sables, Township of Stephen, -one-
quarter of an acre more or less.
Parcel -No, 5—Village Lot 5 on
•the east side of Ontario Street, Vil
lage of Grand Bend, County of
Lambton, 1% sto'rey, framje,
phalt sided
with garage
well.
The above
for sale subject to a reserved bid.
TERMS: On household effects:
Cash. On Real Estate: cash for
Parcel No. 5. ‘Immediate possession;
other parcels, 10% cash and the
balance in
is subject
tenants.
FRANK
G. W. DAWSON, Clerk,
R. H. IRELAND,
Georgetown, Ont.
SIM IRELAND,
14 Ray wood Ave., London.
Executors of Aaron Ireland
Estate. 13:20
Ste-
one-
and
19.
acres,
straw-40x60,
FOR 'SALE—A Massey-Harris 11
hoe fertilizer drill in good con
dition. Percy Campbell, R.R.l,
Exeter. 13*
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—In Usborne on Monday,
June 3rd an end board, approx
imately 3 ft. 9 in. square oak.
Finder please phone 34r23 Kirk
ton. 113*
FOUND—In ’Exeter,, a gold Red
Cross Blood Donors button. Own
er may have same by paying for
advt. Apply at Times-Advocate.
13c
FOUND—At Grand Bend school
area picnic, a pair of child’s
white and brown oxfords were
left in a car. For information
apply at Times-Advocate. 13c
WANTED—10 0 horses, any kind of
a cheap horse. Will pay good
prices for them. Frank Taylor,
Exeter tfc
FOR RENT
ROOMS TO RENT — -Furnished or
unfurnished. Apply at Times-
Advocate. 13*
FOR JRENT—A 4-room apartment,
furnished or unfurnished. Sandy
Elliot. 13*
PERSONAL
Lloyd’s Corn and Callus Salve gives
immediate relief from corns and
callouses. 501c at Robertson’s and
all druggists.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE—Brick residence on N.
Sanders street. Apply to Wm.
, Welsh. tfc
FOR SALE—Good 68 acre farm,
close to Exeter, comfortable
house, good bank barn and
chicken house. This is a tidy
place. Possession soon. C. V.
Pickard, Exeter.
FOR SALE—'Small frame cottage
with electricity, town water,
some extra land; sufficient coal
and wood included in the deal.
W. C. Pearce, Exeter. *
FOR SALE — 50 acres -rich level
land, close to cheese factory,
school, church; good buildings;
could be bought equipped with
Holstein herd, pigs, hens, trac
tor, implements. W. C. Pearce. *
FOR SALE — 120-acre farm, well-
located on paved road, comfort
table house, good bank barn;
hydro and water. Productive soil,
12 acres bush; also 50 acres cul
tivated land without buildings,'
near Exeter. C. V. Pickard, Exe
ter.
MISCELLANEOUS
ANYONE wanting painting done,
apply at Times-Advocate. 13*
FOR SALE—Collie pups. Phone
Howard Kerslake, 175r21 Exeter.
13*
FOR SALE—Seed buckwheat $1.25
a bus. Cann’s Mill, Exeter and
Whalen.
. ’ as' house; ’ hydro; 'stable
combined and -goodseconded - by Arthur |Amy
Council of the Township of
request the Honorable the
of Public Works to call a
for the establishment of
a conservation area authority for
the watershed of the Sauble River
situated in the Counties of Huron,
Lambton and Middlesex. Carried.
Moved by J. H. Dalton, seconded
by A. Amy that the Council give
a grant of $15.00 to the South
Huron Agricultural Society. Car
ried.
Moved by Roy Ratz, seconded by
J. Morrissey: that the Road Ac
counts foe passed for the following
amounts, Township
$810.42; Grand Bend
$1,584.17.
Moved by A. Amy, _
J. H. Dalton that the following gen
eral accounts be paid: L. B. Hodg
son, telephone account $1,3.0 8;
Canadian National jRy., freight on
wood 74.48; A. -McKillop & 'Sons,
car of wood 253.13; L. B. Hodgson,
H. Hodgson, in-
49.00; Reuben
foxes 8.00; Gar
on foxes 6.00;
bounty on foxes
FOR SALE—Ansco folding camera;
roll top oak desk; kitchen stove;
electric rangette; heavy maple
flooring. R. E. Balkwill, Exeter.
13*
FOR SALE—Chesterfield and chair,
rug 6x9, coal oil heater. Apply
at Times-Advocate. 13*
FOR SALE — Hereford cow, will
freshen 18th of June. Roy Gibson,
Exeter. 13*
NOTICES
parcels will be offered
3 0 days each of which
to the rights of present
TAYLOR, Auctioneer,
of Stephen
P.V. 773.75;
seconded by
stamps IO'.00; W.
J surance premium
I Davey, bounty on
net Hill, -bounty
Gregory Fleming,
4.00; Joseph McCann, bounty on
foxes 8.00; Joseph Hartman, bounty
on foxes 6.00; L. B. Hodgson, maps
of Stephen Township .65; Vernon
Schatz, relief 22.00;-. Restemeyer &
Miller, relief 4.00'; Wellington
Haist, relief 25.00; M. C. Sweitzer,
balance of salary 10.00.; W. Edig-
hoffer, assistant to the assessor
10.00; M. G. Sweitzer, re-assessing
10.00; M. C'. Sweitzer, stamps 1.00;
Hydro Commission, town hall and
council rooms 12.15; R. G. 'Seldon,
coke for council rooms 23.00; G.
A. Love, relief 8.00; Department
of Health, insulin 3.40; Exeter
Times-Advocate, supplies '5'.64;
County Clerk, hospitalization 33.75;
Bart Holt, ambulance service 20.00;
South Huron Agricultural Society,
grant 15.00; South
munity Park, grant
$950.28.
At 2 o'clock p.m.
Revision of the Assessment Roll
of the Township of Stephen was
held. After each member of the
Council had subscribed to the affi
davit the appeals against the as
sessment were read
of after which there
ther appeals it was
Morrissey, seconded
that the Court of
closed. Carried.
Adjourned to meet on July 2,
1946, at one o'clock.
L. B’_ Hodgson, Clerk.
Minutes of Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Coun
cil of the Township of 'Stephen was- jheld in the Council Chambers,
Crediton, on Tuesday evening, May
14, 1946, at eight o’clock with all
members of the Council present.
Moved by A. Amy, seconded by
J. H. Dalton that we accept the
offer of Mr. Wm. Ratz of $25.00-
for two used tires from the Road
Grader. Carried.
Moved by Jno. Morrissey, second
ed by A. Amy that the work of
[moving the Telephone Poles on the
[Crediton Road be left over for. the
[present time on account of the ex
cessive cost, and the Clark to advise
District Boy Scout Rally i the Telephone company of the de-
Icision Of the Council. Carried.A district Boy Scout Rally was L. Moved by Jno. Morrissey that
held in
when
Guides
Exeter
Trivitt
Special
tor, Rev, M< |A, Hunt, delivered a
very fine address for the occasion.
Special music was furnished by the
choir with solos being sung by Mrs.
Geo, Wright and Allan Elston.
Scouts were present from Wingharm
Goderich, Parkhill and (Hand Bend*
•o—
the guest
of pre-nup-
Miss Davis was
of honor at' a number
tial parties. Miss Rose Hodgkinson,
her* bridesmaid and Mrs. Nelson
Goldsmith, the matron of honor,
entertained at the latter’s home at
a miscellaneous shower. Mrs. Leslie
Rafuse and Mrs. E'lmer Tuckey,
aunts of the bride-elect,
a joint shower
home, McKenzie avenue,
niece. A number of friends of the
bride-elect were' hostesses at a
shower in her honor at the home
of Miss Mary Geddes, Queens ave.
Attractive prelude to the wedding
was a trousseau reception at which
the mother of the bride-elect, Mrs.
Clifton Davis, entertained. Those)
presiding at the supper table were
Mrs. Bruce Tuckey, aunt of the
bride-elect, Mrs. Arthur Millen, sis
ter-in-law of the bridegroom assist
ed by Mrs. Elmer Tuckey and Mrs.
Leslie Rafuse. The trousseau and
wedding gifts were displayed by
Mrs. Ross Gilkes, Mrs. Victor Hor
ner, Mrs* Nelson Goldsmith, and
Miss Rose Hodgkinson. The door
attendant was Miss Marilyn Tuckey
junior bridesmaid.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
The next meeting of the Huron
County Council will be held in the
Council Chambers, Court House,
Goderich, commencing Tuesday,
June 18th, at 2 p.m.
All accounts, notices of deputa
tions and other business requiring
the attention of Council should be
in the hands of the County Clerk
not later than Saturday, June 15th.
N. W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario. 6:13c
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
BABY CHICKS
arranged
at the former’s
for their
Huron Com-
300.00; total
the Court of
"Thar’s money in them thar green
grass ranges, Mister” and a flock
of Tweddle chicks will gather it
up and put it right in your pocket.
Prompt delivery of your Tweddle
chicks now will assure bigger prof-,
its because plentiful grass range
will do a lot to lower feed costs.
Tweddle prices are reduced again
after June 15th. Fuel costs are
lowei* at this time of the year and
the market demand for eggs and
chicken meat is practically unlim
ited. It is good business judgment
to order extra Tweddle chicks now.
No waiting, prompt delivery. Free
catalogue. Also older pullets, eight
weeks to 20 weeks.
Tweddle Chick Hatcheries Ltd.,
FERGUS, Ontario.
■"6:13c
In the Estate of LILLIE WAN-
LESS, deceased.
All persons having claims against
the estate of Lillie Wanless, late of
the City of Duluth, 'State of -Minnes
ota, U.S.A., widow, deceased who
died on or about the first day of
April, A.D., 1943, are required to
file particulars of same with.. Elmer
D. Bell, solicitor, of Exeter, Ont.,
by the 24th day of June, 1946, af
ter- which date the estate will foe
distributed having regard only to
those claims of which notice has-
been received.
Dated the 3rd of June, A.D., 1946.
ELMER D. BELL,
Solicitor for the Administrator
6:13:20
James St. Evening Auxiliary
The’ James Street Evening Aux
iliary were hosts to the Main Street
auxiliary" in the church parlors
Monday evening of last week, the
occasion being the visit of Mrs.
Childs, Of London, who gave a very
inspirational address on “Lesson I
Learned in the Garden.” Miss Stella
Southcott presided for the meeting.
Mrs. Irwin welcomed the guests.
Mrs. Batten read the scripture
lesson* A quartette was .sung by
Elva Coates, Alice Sturgis, Reta
Rowe and Margaret McFalls. Miss
May Jones led in prayer. A solo was
sung by Helen Penhale. Mrs. J. M*
Southcott introduced the speaker,
and a vote of thanks was tendered
to Mrs. Childs and the James Street
auxiliary - by Mrs. G. W. Layton.
Lunch was served and a social houi’
enjoyed.
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and disposed
being no fur-
moved by J.
by k Amy
Revision be
Bargains in Barred Rock and As
sorted Heavy Breed chicks for this
week
sexed
9.75.
sexed
9.50
ment
to receive __ _
Shipped C.O.D. anywhere.
Top Notch Chiekeries,
GUELPH, Ontario.
and next. Barred Rocks: non-
9.95, pullets 11.95, cockerels
Assorted Heavy Breeds: non-
8.95, pullets 10.95, cockerels
pei* hundred. This advertise-
must accompany your
these special
order
prices.
I AUCTION SALES
SEE the new buck rake for the
Ford-Ferguson tractor now at
the Ford Garage.
NOTICE—Anyone wanting
scuffling done, phone
~ Morley, 176rl2, Exeter.
power
Russel
13*
CASH FOR FOX HORSES — Dead
animals removed. Two-hour serv
ice, day or night. Phone Crediton
47rl5, collect. Jack Williams. 9tfc
JESNEY SHOE REPAIR —- Now
open for business. Repairing
neatly and promptly attended to.
Crediton, tfp
irici jouy Scout it ally was Moved Jjy Jno. Morrissey that
Exeter on Sunday .morning the Council give a donation of $400
about 150 Scouts, Girl Uo /he South Huron Agricultural
and Cubs assembled at the
Arena and paraded to the
Memorial Church where a
service Was held. The Rec-
Society. This motion was not sec
onded.
Moved by A. Amy, seconded, by
Roy Ratz that the Cbunell give a
donation of $3 00 to the South Huron
Agricultural Society* The vote—
Yeas, Roy Ratz, A, Amy, J. H. Dal
ton; Nays, Jno, A. Morrissey; El
mer Lawson refused to vote.
The meeting was theii adidtifhecL
L, B, Hodgson, Clerk,
AN OPPORTUNITY
Established Rural Watkins District
available. If you are aggressive.*
and between the ages of 25 and 66
—have or can secure travel outfit,'
this is your opportunity to get es
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of your own. For full particulars
write today to The J. R. Watkins
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There is nd substitute for news
paper advertising.
COMMUNITY SALE
at
CREDITON
If you have anything to sell get
in touch with
WM. H. SMITH, Auctioneer,
Phone 43-2 Crediton.
AUCTION SALE OF
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AND
OF REAL ESTATE
The undersigned auctioneer has
pub-
late
received instructions to sell
lie auction at residence of
Anron Ireland, in Grand
on
JUNE 22.
p.m. (
by
the
Bend
SATURDAY, ■
at two o’clock
following.*
HOUSEHOLD
chen cupboard;
couch; single cot;
bake board; clothes horse;
rocking chairs; 2 leather upholster
ed rocking chairs; 2 stools; elect
ric floor lamp; flower stand; sijuave
table; sewing machine; stove; One
1946
TENDERS FOR COAL AND COKE:
Federal Buildings—Province of
Ontario
SEALED TENDERS addressed to
the undersigned and endorsed
“Tender for Coal,” will be received
until 3- p.m. (E.D.S.T.), Friday,.
June 28, 1946, for the supply of
Coal and coke for the Dominion
Buildings throughout- the Province-
of Ontario.
Forms of tender with specifica
tions and conditions attached can
be obtained from the Purchasing
Agent, Department of Public Works,.
Ottawa, and the Supervising Archi
tect, 36 Adelaide St. East, Toronto,
Ont.
Tenders should ,be made on the'
forms supplied by the Department
and in accordance with department
al specifications and conditions at
tached thereto. Coal dealers’ licence
numbers must be given When tendering.
# The Department reserves the
right to demand from any success
ful 'tenderer, before awarding the
order, a security deposit in the
form of a certified cheque on
chartered bank in Canada,
payable to the order of the' Honor
able the Minister of Public Works,
equal to 10 per cent >of the amount
of the tender, or Bearer Bonds of
the Dominion of Canada or of the
Canadian National Railway Com
pany and its Constituent companies,
unconditionally guaranteed as to
principal and interest by the Dom
inion of Canada, or the aforemen-
a
made
(D S.T 1 thp itioiied bonds and a certified cheque, thei^required to make lip an odd
Such security will serve as a
guarantee for the proper fulfilment
of the contract.
By order,
J. M. SOMERVIDLEJ,.
Secretary.
Department of .Public Works,
Ottawa, Julie 7, 1946.
- Kit-1 “XT
ironing board;
garden tools;
three