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Rh, 190
FOR SALE SALE
Boy Scout uniform, .Usti 1 pair
:--k•out, short pants.
Plume 11.1 iu the morning,
APPLICATIONS WANTED —
Applicatioms are requested for
tiaretaker of Pkrusselb United
Chur('11, to i•sebruary
Applicalus 14. couta(2t;
c. 1„ t'ardift, .1. .Safe}
NOTIC
It S;11,
number on -which is ov,in,•,,-;
Loy mill be sold.
by Lion I <i I.1-2,6t.'1 6i I eS.
11',i ti nil Fcl.,ruai.y 1.7, 10137..
Thomas Uttruiss
SALES HELP WANTED MALE
J men with or -without
oars, .\.veragt., up to per hour.
, lieee;zsary. Write
Dept, it)thi",
St I l t,ri -ry :\ I out.-
CURRIE FURNITURE
Win. htun for Gigantic
Yurniture Salo. Sale starts Feb.
:lib, ends P('t). _NIL Only
Ci.'11.111.Z'S offer you easy budget
storage. Delivery
cod Parking.,
FOF.
To support the' Ontario Apple
PrOMOtion. Plan Stratychuk
Orchards arc sv(,cialling Cort-
land apples t fancy grade) for the
100100 of February. We also have
McIntosh, Spy, and Delicious
apples priced according to grade,
Only the safest sprays have been
used by us. NO DDT or arsenate
of haiti used in the past 8 years.
S E A F O R T H
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Street
For all kinds of upholstering
Er,ssels Representative:
Phone 4 t.„7 79 Brusmeis
SELWYI'4 EAKER
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
REQUIRED FOR
HURON COUNTY LIBRARY
Minim/In starting salary $2,400
3-dus allowance for experienCe;
tylrltl r s'sential,
StIbluit Nvritif•it application to
i Ii undersigned before Fobruary
04:-titY
Secretar,,.. Treasurer
Iluron County Library tioard.
Cottri (loderich, Ont.
t -,ENTLENIEN'S CLUB
i..1%-tS
Ito you belie; e id on tniu
hootiJu',Ci Sunday morning a few
W.41) 1 WWS (m my way to
eintrch in itinevale.
(113,11ill the Mal Ono across the
centre sidoroad, so I can soe the
hug fat herofords grazing on the
luxuriant hills of the "'Yearley
Plat•c". As I made the turn my
bin folk, John :lark, was stand-
ing on the bridg:c. carrying a lot
..2.ear, lishing poles, spear gun,
worms. err. IL) holllsr011 at
nit' to cont.. Well, 1 park-
ed my panel and joined him,
too old a cat to be fooled by a
kitten. I knew he wanted ma
to curry nil this stuff so he
could sun 1. or a 10 ng with the
In those days the ri 1 or was
three limes big'ge'r than it is now,
Look 10 the' west you could see
millions of turtle heads, to the
;1st the same. They were as thick
1,0 bubbles on the breast of
'Etc' liver durMg 8 suntmer show-
A big- cadillac car appeared
0c'i•ic•,ln license plates, and T
p ,ars 0 ma0 say, do you have the
ri ,.,111.-;? Now .lack didn't know
1' hat he meant. In fact. didn't
'von 'know right from wrong, hut
sys. yes I have, The fellow
vat's, be hock Monday evening
cr iii' IV the writings. 1 would
like to gel a thousand tons if pos-
F.'Olo. ,1!,•h went buck to the
henqe and Stella figured it out.
.,.;.ext morning' they got our 'M.P.,
Elsien Cardiff, to go with them to
Goderich ivhere they got sole
'1rt5 to catch turtles from the
Florida hilverglades to the North.
Pole, For months the Americans
trucked these reptiles: They took
so many into the States the price
of butcher cattle dropped ,S cents
per potind. So much money caine
into Canada our dollar value went
up 4 cents, and the river drop-
ped three feet. Jack made enough
monoy to keep an average family
-Ian years n..16 enough to keep him-
self and cola' cash in beer for al-
-Most li months, However It made
Jima lat/y and, be neglected the
tillage of his form. Next year he
didn't plant a single seed. He and
lUs i'r!ihour bonnie experts at,
shuffleboard, The farm grew up
with a dirty yellow colored Weed,
neigbrrirP 00inplained, said it
ATWOO '3 PET SUPPLIES
Linder new management
GARNET SMITH
V"Vt'" t:•^ttCr prices, Paid.-On
tt•t f.. c!oact or disabled Cowl
We are here To give you Neer
snit horses. 5 (IC and up ler any
-rdmal weint.,ing ever 70C lbs.
sate: and condition.
Smaller antenals nlck..d Up freq.
"1!=11 trre. ve•r ,,P Irfrf.c!'crIt.
Was 11111.1titard. Ono day an ingpeet•
or e;:inte ill. and gave him 24 boars
to destroy it, Next day another
nla n appeared and said. "1 v
you sold your rape seed yet? I
see it is about ready to combine,
Jack thought rape was a had
word in eonnectinn with sex. Any-
way the fellow bought it, so much
gold per pound, to be delivered
in flensall. There was rape seed
in the granary, in the drive stied,
in the kitchen, all over the place. ii
lout it had to ho dolivered, Jack
MeWlitnter, and Frank Alcock had
done ail the work. ;,-,0 tar. 110 ,
couldn't expect them to truck it
to Hensall. As he snt there with
his head on his knees ponder-
ing how to get out of this. work,
into the' yard came a HOW
W a gew it was Joe Coroner :LIM
Volvo from Ohio. They had
worked hard without ti holduy for
Ilinost a year so came to Jack's
for a rest. John got tolling i twill
no‘\ ell;(' American tourists went
to see the, magnetic hill. Some
went to Ltaaft, but they all went
to sec fle.nsall. He made them be-
lieve it was more attractive than
Walt Disney's, 'When they de-
cided to go, Jack asked them if
They would take a parcel lie want-
ed delivered there, The pace} was
21 tons of rape seed. For three
days and three nights lee, Velva
and Stella loaded the Volkewagen
...lid unloaded • in Honsoll while.
John ituproved at shuffleboard.
WinniHthe job Was finished 'toe
was completely done, so was the
Volkes, - Joe. had ilo Spring left
in him, • neither had.. it. •Joe'S
knees wore dragging .• while the
relir end of the truck •was
tug rm the ground When. they
to coss the border home,
,Joe' • WOO accused of trading his
new truck to Don Martin for a,
heap of junk,. Joe was in jail for
two days until r'orciff got lihn.
released, Velva says it is the last.
time she will become involved in,
a rape case wit)) Jack Clark. Joe
says quote,'"That goes for me too,
Clark or anyone else. So be it.
I dedicate this column to my
American friends, Joe and VeiVa
Coronor of Covington, Ohio.
WP extend a cordial invitation
to be with us fo'r ottr Centennial
celebration June 30th and July 1st
And 2nd.
Don't forgc-t the Irish concert
:hatch 17th. Be Jabers.
Truthfully Yours
T.
Renew your Post Now.
MEAT
PHONE 294
WEEKENb
Personals
Mrs, Mae Engcl, Mr. Jud Mrs.
Clain'. Long, Brussels, and ....\11.1 1s 1:'si
Cli f ford Dunbar, Ethel,
Torrance 1)1111daS, Walton, attend.-
ed a Library meeting in. the Court
louse, Goderich, on Wednesday,
Feburary 1st.
Mrs. Mae McIntosh is enjoying
Itointav III ('algary.
Alr. and Mrs. Ross Knight and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith loft
on Friday on a motor trip 'to
Florida.
Miss *Mary "McDonatd, Toronto,
was home for the weekend.
.1\1r. and Mrs. Altai' Dunn and.
Eitchener, visited with.
Mr.- and Mrs. hlarl 1)111111.
The . pupils tic tirey coptrai
School, Ethel, are 'practicing for
public speaking to hi' heid at the
sch.00l on Thursday ..evening,
February 10th at eight. o'clock.
Mr.- and Mrs. Clare • Voitch,
Ross and Janet, visited on Sun•
.day 'with Mr. and Mrs, ...juniot.
Graff.
Knox W.M.S.
February Meeting
Mrs. Earl Dtain was hostess
for the February meeting of the
w.m.,s. The leader, miss Alico,
Forrest, opened the meeting with
prayer and a reading. Mrs. John.
Petrie led in prayer, Acts 1: L - 14
was read in unison, with Miss
Forrest giving the meditation and
conducting a Wiestion period.
Mrs, Mttc Engel. introttned the
new study book tor Centennial
year, assisted by Mrs, Calvin
OaMeron, "The 1.3,oginnings of rho
Presbyterian Church" proved au
interesting study. The president,
Mrs. Earl Dunn, presided for the
business. Eleven members and one
visitor were present. Used cards
and stamps were handed in, A
letter regarding "Centennial'
k.,,4 it a
.11o1n :1111;„ DavidS011 \v as read and
verit i items 008i0e5 discus-
,t11.01ey VISCher, z-WerC.
(Ile 111.intiles and gave a
port 1)11 the Presbyterial in
StI a i iord on .1 undo ry 1 1 Lb.. Mrs.
('1111.0 Vvil(*b. ',Involuted to
or( varn the 111110 ,1. for the. \Vorld
\ of Prayor service on Yebrit-
,a the iintrcll, Mite 1,:w 4c1
closed the mooting \vith prayer.
e.%; Foreest condUcted 2IS in-
t( f!..:-ting. cowl sts on ";11011 of 1111'
1;1111.. and Choir occupations '
Mrs,. .1l(•\ Sieks and :qrs. Wil-
fred Strickler Ir,sisic(1 tile host-
ss in serving lunch.
CARD OF THANKS
I 1l isIt to express my sincere
frounis anti relatives.
N(110 1aq:101111)0n tl me While i \vat;
It pullout In VictOrin Ilidspitai,
51)eein1 !hunks to lir, I Cayman
and "'arses on SI, also 1\largaret
aid,' .1; tdc, M0C1,1tC (q)11,
'Phis afro all very apprec-
i-
This *S..voi- Vory Mtlell poree.-
iao,d.
.11.ts. Dorothy. Pegelow
CARD OF THANKS
The Iirothers and Sister' of the
late James St would. like
to eapreSS Olaf Most.
to relatives and friends for
the many expressions of sympathy
at the time of Ms llonto
Also to those who acted as pall-
bearers, to those who donated.
.:;ideon to those Who con,
iribuicd to the cemetery Mausol-
eum. Our special thanks to Mt',
Enna, also to Mr. Fra.111‹
:mthrie Mr. Robert Me1,are4
of GlIQ1Ph. [or their. kind words
01' sympathy, It was all deeply ,
appreciated.
Don't forget lo vote for your
r'entennito Queen.
SNAG,KED
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55c
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and up, 15c a lb
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