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NOTICE
WHITEWASHING
Arrangements Can Pe Made
Bill Watson
Dashwood Phone 35rl9
RUB IT WITH
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Prevention week
Fire is A wonderful
can
SH1PKA
Mr. Earl Pickering has
confined to his home the
two weeks with a heart condi
tion. ‘ • * '
Quite a number of oui" W.A,
ladies were at Brinsley United
Church on Wednesday afternoon
last where they were enter
tained by the WARS, of that
place, The speaker1 was Mrs. Mc
Lean of Lucan,
At the service on Sunday last the rites of infant baptism v^re
given to Rohald Wray and Bar
bara Elizabeth, children of Mr,
and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer,and to
Thomas Edgar, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Russell,
Rev, Mr. Weir, of Centralia,
will occupy the pulpit in the
United Church on Sunday, Octo-
ber 16, at 10:12 ’ a.m, Sunday
School will follow,
Mi*, and Mrs. Norman McCal
lum of London spent the week
end with Mr, and Mrs, Matt
Swpitzer.
Miss Ruth Ratz of Oakville
spent the week-end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ratz.
A pleasant evening was held
at the home of r, and Mrs. Stan
ley Thompson, of Mount Carmel,
Saturday, October 8. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Adams and family, of Shipka;
Mrs. McLellan, Toronto; Mr, and
Mrs. Leslie Adams and family;
Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Adams, of
London.
been
past
isiNMF!PAliS
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MADE WO”
The number of eggs a
weil-cared-for hen will
her inherited ability) DEPENDS
> Just heat and rub in
MINARD'S, and note the
qalek rallef yon gat.
GraaMlesa, fest-drying, no
strong <x unpleasant odor.
Get a bottle today; keep
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*y$uth For Christ
Meet In Clinton
“Youth for Christ” enjoyed a
well attended meeting Saturday
night, Octobex' 8, in Clinton.
Much interest in the work Of
this organization for the youth
was evidenced from the tact that
many people came from dis
tances of oyer forty or fifty
miles. At least twelve ministers
of various denominations were
present and contributed to the
spirituality of the service.
Mrs, William Purdy of
over sang very sweetly
very appropriate numbers.
The speaker was Rev.
Washington, of Toledo,
coloured evangelist, who
ably and focibly from the text
in Mark 10:17, “Good Master,
what shall I do that I may in
herit eternal life,” He stressed
that the rich young ruler had
kept all the Commandments from
his youth up, but one thing
still lacked: He must open
heart and receive Christ as
Saviour.
Han-
three
C. N.
Ohio,
spoke
lie
his
his
CREDITON
A recent meeting of the 'Credi
ton Women’s Institute was pre
sided over by vice-president Mrs.
L. England. Twenty-two mem
bers and five visitors were pres
ent and three new members
were welcomed. Mr. M. Beaver
and Mrs. W. Gaiser were ap
pointed delegates to the coming
convention. Mrs. Morgan presid
ed for the program—consisting
of an address by Rev. Currie on
‘‘Community Activities”, a solo
by Mrs. R. Johnston and a read
ing by Mrs. Heddy. Mrs. Hunter
of the Huron-Perth Girl Guides
spoke
Guides. ''Mrs.
demonstration on flower
rangenient and Mrs. E. Lawson
reported that Mrs. F. M'orlock
had been appointed Institute re
presentative to the Film Board.
Elaborate' refreshments were
served by Mrs. S. King, Mrs., R.
Johnston, Mrs. W. Ratz, Mrs.
Keddy and Mrs. Morgan. Appre
ciation was expressed by Mrs.
Irvine Finkbeiner and Mrs. Gila-
nois. Wednesday,
will be ‘‘family night”
Women’s
on the work of Girl
W. Mack gave a
ar-
October
in
Institute, when
husbands and families of
entertained.
Goderich, the
will be the
will he
Eckmire of
19,
the
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On continued good production,
CENTRALIA
Mr. and Mrs. R- Smith and
Jimmy spent the week-end with
relatives in stratfox’d and Mill
bank.Mr, and Mrs. G. V- Pen warden
and Harold visited ovex' the holi
day with friends ixx Trenton.
Mi', and Mrs. C. Brokenshire
and Mr. and Mrs. H. Schroeder,
q£ Detroit, were Sunday guests
with the ladies parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Knight.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Skinner and
Arlene were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster in St.
Marys. *
Mr. and Mrs, Truman Mills
and children, of Sarnia, and Mrs.
Rex Mills, of Burlington, were
Friday visitors with Mrs. H.
Mills, Mrs, Rex Mills remained
over the week-epd and returned
home with Mr, Mills and Marilyn
who motored up fox' the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Hicks
were guests at the Walden-Tay-
loi' wedding in Lucknow on Sat
urday and spent the week-end
with Mr, and -Mrs. O. Pollock in
Ripley,
School children enjoyed a holi
day on Thursday of last week
when the teacher, Mrs. Hearne,
attended the Regional Conference
in London.
L.A.C. and Mrs. W. Stewart
visited ovei’ the holiday in Kitch
ener.
■Miss Natalie Erskine, of Lon
don visited over lianksgiving
with Mr, and Mrs. L, Busselle.
Mr, and Mrs. W- McRoberts,
of Lucan were Monday evening
visitors with Mrs, Clara Abbott,
Mrs, G. F. Penwarden, Mrs.
Elmer Wilson, Mrs. 0. Brown,
Mrs. W. Skinnep, Mrs. M. Elliott
and Mrs, Lome Hicks attended
the W.M.S. Sectional Meeting at
Elimville on Tuesday.
There will be no church ser
vice on Sunday morning on ac
count of the anniversary services
in the Whalen -Church. An eve
ning service will be held at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Robinson,
newlyweds, have arrived home
from their honeymoon trip.
Mrs, Young has returned to
her home in Cleveland after
visiting with Mrs. H. Mills and
relatives in Crediton.
Mr. and Mrs. Er. O'Brien and
daughter, of Arkona, were week
end visitors with Mi', and Mrs, C.
O'Brien.
Mr. and 'Mrs. R. Snell, of Exe
ter are spending a couple of
weeks with the latter’s parents.
Mrs. A. Robinson was asguest
at her son’s wedding in London
on Wednesday of last week.
is a wonderful
servant but a
cruel master
servant — for cooking and heating. But fire, when uncontrolled,
create terrifying tragedies!- Do your part ip eliminating all fire hazards and, if
a fire starts, phone the operator immediately.
fIn Ten Short Years in Canada
500,454 Fires
3,441 Persons Dead
14,000 Persons Injured
$394,000,000 Property Damage
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Finkbeiner of
Association and represent theThese men belong to the Ontario Insurance Agents*
highest standards in General Insurance business. They are worthy of your patronage.
H. K. Eilb er, Crediton
W. C. Pearce, Exeter
J. Haberer, Zurich
L. B. Hodgson, Centralia
P. L. McNaughton, Hensail
G. W. Lawson, Exeter
C. V. Pickard, Exeter
Jas, Patterson, Hensail
W. H. Hodgson, Exeter
Clarke Fisher, R.R. 1 Exeter
Jas. McAllister, R.R. 1 Zurich
lay, (up to the limit of
LARGELY on her FEED.
Profits' are determined
NOT on short term high production.
So feed a well-balanced, freshly mixed feed made with
National Feed Mix to give your egg machines the
material needed to keep them vigorous and healthy—
and to build eggs week after week.
GET MORE MONEY FOR
YOUR EGGS BY HOLDING
THEM AT THE "A” QUALITY AT
WHICH THEY ARE LAID -
(1)
(2)
(3)
Keep bests Grid litter clean.
Allow one neat la five birds.
Cool eggs rapidly to SO degrees and hold in clean, cool
spot.
(4) Cool eggs in open trays or wire bosket in 3 io 5 hours.
(5) Eggs packed directly info case or solid pail fake 11 to
20 hours io codl “ Thus losing "A" quality.
Sett your local NATIONAL Feed Dealer today,
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WM. STONE SONS LIMITED
INGERSOLL ONTARIO
FEED MIX
FOR POULTRY, TURKEYS, HOGS and CATTLE
Insist an NATIONAL welbaired, properly-blended fertilizer*
members
Mrs.
county librarian,
guest speaker.
Mrs. Howard
Port Colborne spent the week
end with Mr, and Mrs. D. Fink
beiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Finkbeiner
spent the week-end in Hamilton.
Miss Maleeta Schenk visited
with Mrs. Tate in Waterdown.,
Messrs. Calvin Fahrner and
Robert Wolfe of Sarnia and
Charles Brown of London spent
the holiday at the homes of
their parents.
Mrs. M. Finkbeiner visited
last week with Mrs. J. Wein.
Miss Sibyl Hoskings of Ham
ilton spent the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Kerr.
Mr. Ken Lillow of Toronto
called oix friends in town on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Young
spent the holiday in Kitchener.
Mr. Herb Fahrner is spending
two weeks Ixx Detroit.
Misses Ella Morlock of Brant
ford and Lula of Windsor visit
ed over the week-end with their
.parents, Mr. and
lock.
Misses Louieda,
Susalx Finkbeiner
days recently with
William Parsons at Cromarty.
Mrs. R. Bowman of Windsor
and Miss Velma Guettinger of
Chicago are spending, some time
with their parents, Mr* and Mrs.
E. Guettinger*
Mr. and Mrs. J, Byers spent
the week-end in St. Thomas.
Mr. H* K. Either visited dur
ing the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fritz in Zurich.
Mil and Mrs. Earl Young of
London spent Sunday with the
latter’s in other, Mrs.
Isaac.
Mr. Royal Haist of Chicago is
visiting with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. Haist.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. S. Hogarth
visited ovex* the
Mrs. A. M, Berry.
Evangelical L.A. And W.SAV.S.
The meeting of tho Ladies’
Aid and W.S.W.S. was held on
Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. Gordon Ratz with an
attendance of thirty-thx’ee mem
bers and seven visitors. Mrs.
Ratz opened the meeting with
song; scripture was read by Miss
M. Schenk: prayer was offered
by Miss N. Falst; a solo was
sung by Miss Ella Link of Exe-
ter; the chapter in the study
book was given by Mrs. G. Ratz
and a talk by Miss E. Link on
the subject “Up”, which
very much enjoyed,
gram closed with song,
meeting’was then taken over by
the president for business. After
the reading of minutes and of
ferings taken, several items of
business were discussed. It was
decided to send a box of wool
clothing to Europe parcels to be
left at F, Brown’s store and F.
Morloclc’s by October 22. A
Rather & Son Banquet on Octo
ber’ 28 will be catered to. Throe
new members wei'e added to the
roll. After the business, a lunch
was served by the committee in
charge* A vote of thanks was
given the hostess and commit
tees*
Mrs. E.
Salome
spent a
Mr. and
D. Mac-
Barefoot and
of Toronto
holiday with
was
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There’s ONLY one WAY to judge car value, and that is—*
check and compare!
The Quality Chart at the left shows only 10 of the many
VALUE features that are STANDARD on Plymouth*
Owners of Plymouth have enjoyed most of these features for
years, yet only now are some of them being made available
on cither car ”A’* or car '*B”.
Plymouth likes to be compared
But this is only part of the PLYMOUTH VALUE story!
Your Chryslcr-Plymouth-Fargo dealer has a complete
Quality Chart which compares all three low-priced cars with
higher-priced cars* Check this chart—you’ll see that out of
21 quality features found in higher-priced cars, PLYMOUTH
has 20—car "A” has 13, car ”B” has 4.
Yes! "PLYMOUTH likes to be compared"—•for VALUE!
YOU MAY SEE THE BIG-VALUE PLYMOUTH, THE ELEGANT NEW CHRYSLER AND THE MONEY-SAVING FARGO TRUCKS AT*-
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