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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-05-23, Page 11Mc:iIiivray League Prepa res.. .e .. J e The McGillivray S e f t b a 11 7 -West *~'orners vs. A.lrsa Craig Lea ue;has drawn up a 72 -game tit Ailsa Stale schedule for elle las? softball 1 Sylvan v-1111curl ".s, Aliso. Cr a•, i..t season. �gArlsa Craig 1, Mt. ("arniel ve. Brins1ey A six team league has been i-..vvest corners vs. syivu formed with entries coming front il.4.—Ailsa c'rair vs.' Iaeury Lieury, Rrinsley, Exeter, West i9- el • :, iW "� l> write"" Corners, Mt, Carmel and Sylvan 1 5y v n vs. Br ns y el to .Make up the loop. 20 Ailsa r"ralg vs. West Corners Each team will partiei ate 29 Alt, Carmel vs' t;ylvatt li 5 x;xrteY )!M,. LIet11rJ" in 12 games before the play.offS t0 West ('ornels ve. Brinslox get under way in September. 27--Mils1. Grate vs. Sylvan! Exeter, who entered the league J(•l, for the ;first '.tilde 'last year and. ^"*"-s)'halt X•M, l,seler emerged .as league champions, 3 Mt. Carmel vs West Corners 9 Xirinsiey vs. Lieury will play their first game on ,e-"io et„•x ye. Anne ,r,tig, at A.ilva Wednesday, May 22 against l! i + r r tl, lr1 inMleY I3rinsley and then will not see 9m-Lieury tits. West .Corners action again until May 30 when 10—Atisa Craig vs. 141 k, Cgrmei they tangle with the Mt, Carmel to l;aeter ,,•tl, sa�iAlro Club, - 1' A'lt. Carmel vs, Ailsa Craig, at Ailsa Craig All games will start at 9:Q0 71-13rinsley vs. West C.ornera P.M. shag and. will be played ya nit, carnlel ,M x:actc. iSxlvan vs. Lieury 1 under the lights' at Lieury with is-weMt ( suers Zixixelex the exception of Ailsa Craig's Lglnslev vs. Also Ci•aig, at home gainer as they will take Ansa Craig place right in Ailsa Craig. 23 -Sylvan v s. Mt.' Cir mel The schedule is as follows: 44 gams start at 0:00 pan. MAY 2I -West Corners vs. Mt: Carmel 2S-BrinMley 1•M, Exeter 3,-Lie(ti.•y v s'. Sylvan 27 -Mt. Carmel vs, Lieury 28 -Ailsa, Craig vs..Brinsle,v 29 -Sylvan vs. West Corners 30-I9xeter vel. Mt. Carmel 51.--Lieury vs. Ailsa Craig at Ailsa • Craig 3-Brinsley vs, Sylvan 4 -West Corners vs: Lieury a--Mitln. Craig TM 'JC'rete, 6-B1lnsley vs. Mt, Carmel Baseball Standings liCnliv 'Eruct 7\'I'F:f acKulA'VJ l')ASiEl1A7,L 4.1F141,0VE . Lest` !l'eek's Games; • Exeter at Dashwood, ppd., rain Future Guinea; • ALLY X124—EnMhwood at :Exeter Clinton at HensallHensall Personals 26 -Exeter at `Aashwood, 2:30 p.m. 27-Ii:ensair at Clinton Continued from Page 8Zurich at Mitchell 30 -Mitchell at Dashwood Miss Ruth MacLean of London Clinton at 7.urich was a weekend visitor with her i{1 -Exeter nt Hensnli ' parents, •-Mr:. and ••.Mrs., Robt. MrGxx.rxvne.Y SOFTBALL MacLean.. LN:AG1Tl, Mi3s 1111th •Soldan,• Hamilton, Lx .t Week's Glinte,tt and MisstJeanSoldan, nurse -in- west Corners at Mt, Carmel training at St.. Thomas, visited ppd., cold recently with their parents, Mr. Future Content and Mrs. Wm, Soldan. :KAY Dr. A. R. Campbell and Mrs, Campbell of Guelph .were recent visitors. with Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren. Mrs, Edna Corbett spent the weekend visiting. at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Harold., Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Don Gooding, Debbie and Donnie,' of Parkhill, were recent visitors” with Mrs. Gooding's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, Munn. • ' WVIr. 'Root. Robinson of Hunts- ville was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs.. Len Noakes and family.. Mrs; R, J. Cameron and Bob were in Stratford on Thursday last attending the graduation ex- ercise of Mrs, Cameron's niece. Miss Ruth Clark of. Varna: Mrs. G. Christie and Mrs. Sim Roobol attended .: graduation ex- ercises at the O.A.C,, Guelph, last week. Mr. and Mrs, Don Perdue and family of Camp Borden, visited with Mrs. Violet Schwalm and Mr, and Mrs. Bob McKenzie over the weekend,holiday. Mr. and `"Mrs.,,.iikneock .and family of Toronto' were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- gar Munn. • LAC Ken Harrison, North Bay, sipent the weekend with his wife and daughter Barbara. Mr. Har- rison 'left for Cold Lake, Al- berta, where he has been post- ed. Mrs. Harrison and daughter will stay with the. former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.• William Sm ale. 22-3rinsley vs, Exeter 23-1,1eury vs. Sylvan ' 27 -Mt. Carmel vs, Lieury 28 -Ailsa Craig vs. Brinsle>- ' 29 -Sylvan vs. West Corners 30 -Exeter vs, 11i,t. Carmel LADIES/ SOFTflALL - • Li:AG VE (:nrituM Thin "Week; d x,xhlbl(io' P' May 25 -Exeter at Dashwood Schedule will start in June. All persons interested in entering a team into the league are asked to notify the T -A's Sport Dept. be - .fore June 1, as the schedule will then be drawn up. Around'Arena - Continued from Page 4 a,ln. to 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Special events will be arranged. The registra- tion dee, which includes cost of Mrs. Lloyd Thomson. expendable materials will be Mr, and Mrs. Fred Thomson $10,00 per person. Recommended spent Monday, evening with Mrs. single, double and family acco- Uivada Hopkins of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Hooper and family spent Monday eve- ning with Mr, and Mrs. Mitchell Leibler.of Mitchell,. Mr.; and Mrs... Carl Mills and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Eveleigh of Kirkton. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Wiltshire of Orillia were Friday evening visitors of Mr. Milton Hooper. Forty Boys And Girls From Area Compete For Feed Club Awards Forty bays and girls from six lot the auction. For the pest six„ townships will be competing for I years, the top bid has been enter - over $ 00 in Bash and four tro- ed. by Alf Scholl, Hensall hutch- phies in the beef feeder calf or. t the most club competition at Uensall: Boy or girl who puts Spring Fair and InlpleLrient Show gain on .a calf .gets the hand - next Friday afternoon'. some E. L. Mickle and: Son. Prizes total,$29in each (if' the trophy. Last year's winner was four classes of the competition. Glenn Lamport, R.R. 1 Hensall, That s :divided among the top who :put 490 pounds on his :steer• eight .contestant.. in six months. Trophy for best:finish is The Hest showman In 1956, and Times -Advocate's Rose Rowl, winner of the W. G. Thompson.: won last year by Elizabeth 'Townsend, 18, of B.B., 3 :Sea - forth. She was the first ,girl to capture the award, In addition to the prize and trophy, the winner gets top price • News Budget From Bians.hard By MRS. GLADWYN HOOPER Institute held in Thames Road and Sans Ltd. :trophy was !3i11 Gregor remains .secretary-treas Strong,. Seaforth. .aim. .Mitchell, urer, Directors iliciude: Bob Dublin, ,copped the Bank of Mon- Parsons. Hibbert;, Jack' mins .1 treat sup for junior champion man,;Tuckeron.dh; John F'yrn, showman. lJsborne; Wally Reciter, Sten -ben; President of the club this year Carl Willett, !fay; John Moffat, is. Lloyd Cooper. and Jim Mc- Stanley. Inv 11, massnatneammtewsteserr. . ,.............„,..,..„..........w.........,„, 5 E Lool: Yourli News Woc� By MRS. ARTHUR TRUNDLE C Sunday School Anniversary .an • Describes Project �► Visitors who attended the Anniversary services for the wv• elsai y rely cis were: For TM SPRINGS FAIR - S,DAY PERMANENT SPECIAL 53.50: • . We specialize in Cold Waves, Hair Sty.. ng', Woodham Sunday School were Ur. and Mrs. Vernon Hosea :d ha 0 in Also .Llai, tints .and T:o ML,r4ndale WICutting and S n►p o S . held on Sunday when Rev. Wen and Billy .and George of WaterX. Continued frons Page 7" Eagle, B.A.,B.D., of C1inton was loo, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hawkins _ bleaches, Not .open Mondays Mr, Hugh Love, councillor of guest , speaker in the morning. ' of Science Bill with • Mr, and Special ptosis was furnished by Esus. Root, Carroll. a the Sunday School under the Mr. andMr a hom - . y .. s, Jardes T _ p Shopdeaderhi . of Mr. Mi is k 1 mgr 8p Ray of Gunton, Miss Mildred���..y both services, Cowdrey, Kirkton, with Mr. and In the evening Rev, Dr. IT, Mrs, Clarence Mills and Donna Located. In Fink's Building,: Menattll.l Laite, M.C., D.E., of Stratford 1Vfrs. Lorne ,iofiffe and family .. was guest speaker ..assisted. by of Mt.. Elgin, Mr, and Mr.. ,a Rus'!!!..nfggl141tNQ.guu)!.InVI1111111a„IplplplltualgugltB1g11.__.Ig411,11Qn1it11,1,Ulfllnf„,d,•ltllVllulN,.1, the pastor, Rev. J. H Slade, sell Morrison and family ofKir'k- ton, Mr. and Mrs. Flloyd •Pr.ld- �d,uuul.nl„PtgtPulmtgt4... ..f W14Ua.1ttAluUluu,agugnal/gel).genulntta.141tY,11ta1/M1„tlltgulal t Personal Items Dr. o. P r hof Toronto ham Milt. with Mr. and Ge ,Mop y _ o. Mrs. Ray Mills, was a weekend visitor with Mrs.. M.orphy and the boys. i Mr. and Mrs. Mawhinney of Crediton Mr a.nd Mrs, Andy Anderson with WIr, and' Mrs, of Toronto were weekend visit -.Harry Squire,- ors quire,ors with Mr ,Hugh Berry ; Mr. and Mrs. Jim: Watson of Mr.. and Mrs, Reg Wilkins of Fullarton, Mrs. Ada. Butters with Toronto were Sunday visitors Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Wheeler, with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hazle-' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rodgers of wood. Mrs, Wilkins is with her Kirkton with Mr. and Mrs. Yred sister, Mrs, Hazlewood who has Doupe. been a patient in St. Marys Me -1 Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCurdy, Usborne Township, ,was guest apeal(er for :the :Community Ac- tivities and' Public Relations meeting of Hurondale Women's Sunday guests in the corn- church on 'Wednesday evening, munity were: Mr. Love spoke on the Morri- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker and spn Dam being built in the town - family of Zion with. Mr and Mrs, Jack Thomson, ship telling how it came to be Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Hern and started, how it received its family of Zion, Mr: and Mrs. name and the benefits to be -gain- Malcolm Spence and family, Mrs, ed by its .construction, He was V. Hern, of Exeter, Mr,and introduced by Mrs. Les Gibson. Mrs. David Parkinson and Tom- Mrs, William Lamport gave a my of Trenton with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parkinson, . report of the, Officers' Confer- Mr. and Mrs. William Rodd of ecce held in Guelph recently. Granton, Mr. and Mrs. Joe One of the highlightsof the con - Dann and family, Miss Lorna ference was the celebration of Dann of London with Mr. and the sixtieth anniversary of the Mrs. George Dann. founding of Women's Institutes, Mr. and Mrs, Gladwyn Hooper Mrs. H. H. Strang gave a and family with Mr, and Mrs, demonstration showing how to Kenneth Langford. iron a man's shirt. Mrs. • Frank Mr, and Mrs, Leonard, Thacker Lostell discussed the motto "You and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alex do not find time for community Dobson and Wayne of Weston, activities; you make • it'' .Mar- Mr, and Mrs. Percy Hodgins lene and Barbara Webber fay - and family of Granton, Mr, and mired with two duets, Mrs. Mac Mrs. Orville Langford and John liodgert, convener,of the coin - of Centralia with Mr. and Mrs. inittee, presided or the pro- Fred Pattison. gram. Mrs. W. B. Young, St.. Marys, The newlelected president, spent the weekend with Mrs. ilzrs, Roylance tt,. con - James MoSsey, Mrs, J. Mosley ducted the business; -Mrs. Lee returned with her for the week. Webber acted as secretary. It Mrs. Cecil Mosley returned was decided to sponsor a short we kendonw dath alelativses ending To -the curse in the fall. "An Ounce of ronto. • Prevention” was the course Mrs, Gordon Rathburn, Sarnia, chosen., Mrs. Garnet Hicks was spent a couple of days with his named to attend the district an - sister, Mrs. Alex Irvine, and Mr.: nual in Dashwood, May 29, Can - Irvin. ' vassers for the cancer fund in - Mr. and Mrs. Gladwyn Lang- elude Mrs. Arthur Rundle, Mrs. ford and Douglas of Dorchester, Roylance Westcott, Mrs. 0. spent Thursday with Mr. and Beaver, Mrs. Almer Passmore, Mrs. Kenneth Langford. Mrs. William Etherington, Mrs.. Miss Lorna Dann of London Archie Morgan, Mrs, H. Strang spent the weekend with her and Mrs. Archie Etherington. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Strang, retiring presi- Dann. dent, was presented with a gift, Mr. .and Mrs. Norman Mc- Mrs. Alvin Moir giving the ad- Naughton and Douglas of Strat- dress and Mrs. William Sims ford spent Monday with'Mn and making the presentation. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Beaver, Mrs. J. Kirkland, Mrs. Luther Row- cliffe and Mrs. Henry Bierling. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. William Kernick. , modation is available. Subjects to be offered are: 1:" Art oils,watefcolours, sketching: . 2. Square Dancing - nixed, games, programme planning. 3. Leatherwork - tooling and carving. ' 4. Drama - elimentary course for directors., ' • 5. Drama - Advanced course for actors and directors. 6. Metal Work - etching, em- bossing, tooling. 7,Metal Work -= enamelling on metal. pinion's 1111IIIc.11tt1tu1,11IIIIItlllll/lnlitatllutanmin 1t11t11111minion 11111111winn11111111i11111111 algiuglla6 Attend Our Annual Spring Fair! T. PHONE 62 It's Worth. Seeing! opnfi & Son HENSALL • II1�D�,Iltttgaltlluntil nttntnnmitt, tnnttntttt ttttltillitMitt n„l,tl itImu111 ill ltttat1,1,1111111,11 a,ttt111' 8. Puppetry - making, mani- pulating' and staging; 9. Box Loom Weaving - table model loom. 10, Floor Loom Weaving - for advanced registrants. Each source will include ideas and suggestions for program- ming,of these community groups. Anyone interested kindly contact Exeter recreation director Lar- ry Heideman. Hockey Night A minor athletic banquet will be held Friday, May 24, at 7:00 p.m. in the Exeter Legion Hall for all wee wee, pee wee, squee gee, bantam and midget hockey players who played in Exeter last winter. All coaches and play- ers from the teanis are cordially invited to • attend. A wealthy Texan was driving his Rolls Royce along the high- way when he spotted a hitch- hiker As the hitchhiker got into the car, he noticed a pair of thick glasses lying on the front seat next to the driver. "Pardon me, sir," he said,"but don't you think that you should be wea- ring your glasses while you're driving?" • The Texan shook his head. slowly and drawled: "Don't let a little thing like that bother you, son. This windshield is + ground to my prescription." tiiiiti'iIt 'iii�•ti��i■ NGRATULATIONS Hensall Spring Fair `,Oor The Best Feeding Results PURINA CHOWS.. ARE A MUST! a We have some Registered No. 1 Comet Soybeans for udlel Only a limited amount available. Come In and check the advantages of these new Soy- loans( E. L . MkIi:I� & Son Buyers Of Grain, Beans, Soybeans ---= Custom Chopping Daily PHONE 103; CHOPPING MILL 205 HINSALL II SI St moria! Hospital the past two weeks. She was able to return to her home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Les Zinn, Mr. Greg, of Sudbury visited with and Mrs. Kenneth Zinn and baby Mrs. W. L. Switzer over the hol- iday. • Mr, and Mrs, Fred Payne of London, .Mrs. D. Windsor of La Riveere, Man., -were Monday visitors with Lir, and Mrs. Robt, 'Rundle. Mrs, W. L. Switzer of Wood- ham and Mrs D. Louch ,of Well - burn were in Kingston Saturday where they attended the gradua- tion exercises at Queen's Uni- versity, Their grandson, 'Franklin D. Louch of Hamilton received his Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering. • Mr, and Mrs.. Clarence Knight were weekend visitors with the latter's brother, Mr. and Mr's, Ernie Gunning in Toronto. Little Earl Thompson, :sort of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp- son, returned home from St. Joseph's Hospital on Sunday af- ternoon after spending the past week in hospital. 'Rev. J. Cook and Mrs. Cook, Arkona, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wheeler on Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. • Ferrie, Billy and Irene of Toronto visit- ed over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller., THE BETHEL REFORMED CHURC fl iN MAIN STREET CHURCH Rev. R. Van Farowe, Minister 2:00 p.m. -English Service "No, ,Lo, Go" 3:30 p.m. -Sunday School Ail Welcome ZION CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren CREDITON Rev. Glen R. Strome, Minister 10:00 a.m.-Worship Rev..Kuglin, missionary to Ni- geria, will speak, 11:05 a.m.-Church School 7:30 p.m. -Evening Service Friday Choir Practice CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B.D. Minister • Mrs. J. G. Cochrane, Organist 9:00 a.m.-Sunday School 10:00 a.m.--Morning Worship Sermon Subject: "The Old Paths" P,ENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Main. Street 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship 7:30 p.m, -Evangelistic Service Wednesday, 8 p.m. -Meeting for Friday - Christ Ambassador's - out of town meeting, "Let yotir light so shine before men, that they may see your ' good works and glorify your father which is in heaven." -Mat. 6:16 Pastor: Rev. L. W. Krause Associated Pastors EvOng'. L. Winn.Butler CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH 9;45 a.in. and 2:15.m. Rev J. A. Quartet of Wyoming Morning Service English Afternoon Service Hollands Ail Welcome THAMES ROAD MENNONITE MISSION EXETE< Sunday .School 10,30 to 11:30 a rtt. 'teath Me The Truth, !t Lord's Supt.: Stagley Saudert Zurich THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rev. N. D. Knox, B.A., Rector Trivitt Memorial, Exeter Rogation Sunday 8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion 10:15 a.m.-Sunday School 11:30 a,m.-Morning Prayer London, .Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and Peggy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCurdy, St. Marys, Mr, and Mrs. Freston Morrison, • Kirkton with Mr. and Mrs. Ira McCurdy.. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Rohde, Douglas, Glen and' Calvin. of Thames Road with Mrs. Cope- land, Jean and Glen. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Crago 'of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Routly, Elimville with Mr. and Mrs- Ernie Vodden. Mrs. Jim Knox of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jaques and family with Mrs. J. agues. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Knight and Linda, Winchelsea, with. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B ock, Lon- don, Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Blatch- ford of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith. Mr. and 'Mrs. Geo.. Levy 'of' Thames Road, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Levy, St. Marys, with Mr. and MTS. Walter Levy. Mr. and ' Mrs. Prank Levy, Rachel, Hilda and Helen of Transvaal, Mr. and Mrs. Wray Sweitzer, Ronnie and Barbara of Shipka, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Run- dle, Miss Jean Scott, St. Marys with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith. At the parsonage with Mrs. Slade and Barry were Rev. Glen Eagle of Clinton, Rev. Dr, U. Laite and Mrs. Laite of Strat- ford. Mrs, D. Huglie,' Linda" and' Kathy, Cooksville, • with Mrs. ' Roy Kt'ic, and Lorna,. - Mr. andIrMrs, Ross Tufts of Kirkton, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brine of Base Line, with Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Hazlewood.. . Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson, Exeter, Mr'. and Mrs: Glen Jef- fery, Thames Road, with' . Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson.. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Camm's visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ris Hern and family of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cole and family. of London. With Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miller of Exeter, Mr and Mrs: Charles Jones of Granton. • With Mr. and Mrs, Laverhe Rodd were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rodd, Exeter,. Mr. and, Mrs. Wil- bert Kirby, Kirkton. JAMES STREET UNITED CHURCH Rev. H. J. Snell, Pastor Mr. Lawrence Wein, A.W.C.M. Musical Director 10:00 a.m.-Sunday School 11:00 a.m.-Morning Worship Women's Association Annivers- ary, former minister, Rev. A. B. Irwin, B.A., will be in charge of tics service. Sermon Subject:. "Sanctified Service" A ladies' choir will sing the anthems, Soloist: Mrs. John Goman Gordon Koch at the piano will accompany Mr. Lawrence Wein on the organ. 7:00 p.m. --Evening Worship Rev. S, A. R. Delve, B.A. B.D., of Motherwell, will be guest speaker. A Warm Welcome Is Extended To All NOTE: Men's choir practice following 'morning service. CALVARY CHURCH Evangelical United Brethren DASHWOOD Rev. W. F. Kroft, Minister Mrs. Ken .McCrae, Organist Sunday, May 26, 1957 10:00 a.m.-"The Mind of Christ" 11:05 a.m.-Sunday School 7:3b i ,m. -"At the rather's Right Hand" • ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH DASHWOOD Paitor: Rev. K. 'L. Zern 10:00 a.ln,-Sunday School 11100 a.m.-Service MAIN STREET . Thi United Church Of Canada Minister: Rev. Alex. Rapson Organists Mrs. A. Willard 11:15 cm, -Worship Service Nursery Class in the primary Room. Beginuel's (4 5) will withdraw during the second hymh, 10;00 am. -.The Church School Worship in Tlib itamily Church Al A Poway It's Hensall Fair Tiime r Bring The FAMILY To •This Year's "Bigger Than, Ever" SPRING FAIR CiarkFuss.� ELECTRIC Electrical .Wiring -- TV & Radio Sales & Service PHONE,I24 • ' r,11111111t ttt HENSALL lkttt111111111111,1/Igtlllltttntttltt It llll11t1llll11/111111/1%Y 11, Big •,Fair-Llay" SPECIAL 20ga OFF DR. NELSON'S LADIES' ARCH SHOE S!'• ,• (Different. Widths) .. $ DOLLAR.FOR DOLLAR $ our variety store gives you 6'.GREATERi•;VALUES • Let us prove it! GOODWI N'S GENERAL STORE Opposite. Hensall Hotel PHONE '16. . g` 'HENSALL 1 Treats 'ARE ONLY PART OF THIS YEAR'S Spring Fair ATTEND AND ENJOY ALL THE FEATURES! Don't Sow D i sea sed ' Bean Seed! 'Department of A riculture Reminds Farmers To Be Careful WE HAVE NO. '1 COMMERCIAL, MICH.E:1TE, ROBUST, NAVY," CLIPPER; BLUEPOD AND YELLOW EYE SEED BEANS. -ALSO SOME. NO. 1 REGISTERED .MI,CHEL.TE.. • it's Particulary important Thie Year To Sow Good Seed'' e e Cook Br�s Mining Co. Ltd HENSIII. PHONE 24 14)