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WINGRA.M ADVANCE -TIMES
MINISTER REVIEWS
Th BOG SITUATION'.
eeves Canada Can Fill Agreemen
0" lies/ite shortage of farm laber, the
0• cenvictien Canada can Make ig'Wd her
;agreement to produce 8.090,000 hegs
11 for Britain in 1942-43 was expressed
leatiesr:elecryfl7AligisTiricu. Jain:e G. Gartlitier,
J. ; Speaktita extemperanermely for nies
n
aseesett'----- sr o t
1% cents a word per insertion, with a minimum chargeof 25e,
0 whole farm production problem from
Y asioutes, Mr. Gardiner reviewed the
*MO) , 40=0), <0=0 0=0 isnmegithe beginning of the war in an address
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at a luncheon for the bog producers" 4L7';ISTRAT°R.r$ SALE, ..'"- 'a glOTICE TO—,.. CREDITORS"
stock, imptements, hate, gratin _prop- i section of the Ontario Federation of
arty at S.H. !set 27, Cenceestera 8,1 In the matter of the Estate of Ron- 'Agriculture.
Weet Wane:nosh. on the Divieien ;en it meeetagoe, late Cif the TOWIt a He thought feed was one of the
LiVer 'NM be be% at 1 detaik cn ;Winghem, County a Huron, Gentle- greatest essentials in hog oeoduction i
Friday, igeverriber 20h. Teems—
Ca. enaet eeeeeseet
ehThe fame Let 26 and .27,
. . Notice is hereby given pursuant to and pointed out that Canada has a
cortitunnitrt -laa aCff.t5 tuttre 4.4.- less, the Tree -tee Act that all creditors and buraPSr crop of *9arse Wain this year
will be offered fee sate subtect so teeters ieetag claims against the Es -11. 'We bave a 24" per cent. increatte
a re'grite6 43id- --.404t- Gai'incrt 2/1C- ltate a the late Robert J. McKague, in feed grain in Ontario and 100 per
tieneer; Anteld Woeds, Mtn:1-1151ra- 2.re required to send particulars of .
tetor etei,„,te „key verified to A. H. i
cent. ncrease in the -whole of Canada,"
CLEARING AcCTION SALE — odl ItraleetriTacveina, istobliecrd for the Administ he said.
ea. ete ; estate, on or be- Last year Canada aimed to produce
' nu 5t'7-"' °n4lleeTrIent5' ba'Y and fere the twenty-first day of Novetne 7,000,000 hogs for m
grain wal be held at Let W. 15, i ,
Seeth 14, Cr.onCet5V47 A.., Herrick, er, - . „ ..,and a ter suc te arket and dropped
below that figure by almost 400,000
sateot earner. 3 mitet nhtsth a the Administratences will proceed to
serval:meet at epea" en wednetaa.y., distribete the said estate, having re. bogs, he pointed out But this year,
TiZtrivember 25th, Terms—Cash N%. t gard only to claims of which they there are only three Provinces in
J. ettewd, eeetioneeti W. E. *eta, eltell then have notice which there has been a decrease in the
proprietor. Dated at Teeswater Ontario this
17th day of November, A. D„ 1942. first nine months .as compared with
FOR RENT — 5 roomed ctage.l A.. H. McTAVISH,
Apply to T, Pelle. Solocitor for the Adaninistratriees
,---- with the will attached.
FOR SALE — 8 pigs, 5 weeks ad.
WiLqb-ani4j NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Apply Geo. Bessie, Lower
HOUSE FOR SALE — 6 rooms I ALL persons having clam' s aeainst
gtsed lorattem, garden and garage" the- estate of John williara Game we,
Bargain I -W quick sate, Asplv F
' - --' late of the Township of Ilowick in
H. Crawford, Wingham. t the Ceunty of Huron, Fanner, deceas-
KLEEREX FOR SKIN AILMENTS' ed, who died on or about the third
—Sod in two steer:mite, Mediu:1/1day of October, A. D. 1942, are noti-
ezid Strong. Heals Eczema, peeeee. tied to send to J. H. Crawford, Wing-
asis, Erythema, Impetige, Itch barn, Ontario, on or before the twenty -
Bolls, Chaps, etc, white you week, eighth day of November, A. D. 1942, of the population of Canada will
50c; $1.00;_ $2.00. Recommended ' full particulars of their claims in writ -
and sold by McKibbon's Drug Store. ing. Immediately after the said measure up better to the jobs required
twenty-eighth day of November, the of them than the men and women of
LOST—Strayed from farm of Mrs. assets of the said testator w11 be ills-
-George King, Culross, two yet -et -old tributed amongst the parties entitled
Hereford Steer. Netify Mrs. King, thereto, having regard only to claims
Phone 606R3, of which the executors shalt then
SUITE FOR CHRISTMAS — habeAllToEtilSe'this seventh. day of Nov -
PIANO AND CHESTERFIELD
FTee !ember, A. D 1942.
delieery! Sautes & Sans tiave 9 J. H. CRA.1VFORD,
used and 2 new pan; 2 buitdines
of new and used furniture F. Wingham, Ontario,
la
Stimett & Sons, Mildmay and Mt.' Solicitor for the executors.
Forest.
last year. These are Ontario, Que-
bec and New Brunswick
The • increase in the production of
feed grain, however, leads to the belief
that Ontario can produce 25 per cent,
more hogs this year and Mr. Gardiner
said the Canadian Government was
giving the strongest possible encour-
agement to the federation's plan to in-
crease hog production that much.
It would mean an output of 700,-
000 more hogs, he said, "but no part
(NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO RENT — Heated Apartment_ Ape
the farms;
In the matter of manpower, he stid,
"labor will be stabilized as far as it
is possible to stabilize it."
As far as price was concerned, there
was every reason for increased pro-
duction, he said, pointing out that the
floor price on hogs today is 10 per
cent. higher than last year.
ply to 1V., J. Clark, phsne 141J. 1
ALL persons
having Clailyn ms against WEDDINGS
the. estate of William FrankGeorge
WANTED — Twelve er fifteen ready- 'Watson, late of the Town of Wingliam
to -ley pullets. Appty R., eE. Laid -4 in the County of Huroa, Grocer, who
law, phone 3603. fitted on or about the seventh day of
WANTED — 1 or 2 furnished or tin_ September A.D. 1942, are notified to
'e H.Crawford, Wha
furnished rooms let tads-. Apply to sO21 2 d tar it:, jo'n or before ig
the twenty -
Box Box M, Advance -Times, eighth day of November, A.D. 1942,
WANTED — Woman for light a t t full particulars of their claims in
work. Apply Advance -Times. `I writing. Immediately after the said
twenty-eighth day of Noe -ember, the man, of annBorden, only son of
1VANTED PULLETS nil ages ',assets of the said testator will be dis- Mrs. James Plowman and the late
and breeds, also y„,rang nen, also ;tributed amongst the parties entitled James plowman, of Auburn. The
White Leghorn, Light Sussex, I ;ehthre°, having regard only to claims
Black Minorca t Ne e Ha th. whicthe executor shall then have . bride wore a euit of brown wool crepe
Barred Rock cockerels stittabte for nc'ne
, p_ .. I with matching accessories and a cor-
breeders. Ales wanted ffozhs to DATED this esventia day of Novem- $ sage of roses. She was attended bit
Miss 'Margaret Sheppard, wearing a
Plowman - Sheppard
A quiet wedding was solemnized at
Donlands United Church, Toronto,
when Rev. R. j. Irwin united in
marriage Ruth Dorthea, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Sheppard,
of Toronto, and Pte. Earl Weir 'Plow -
supply us wait batching eggs for ,
1943 season. Flocks culled and' J.. H. CRAWFORD,.
Blown suit with matching accessories
bletelteeted free. Guaranteed be -taus' 'Wingharn, Ontario,
and a corsage of sweet peas. Sapper
pats' evith additional premium. Wrote
Solicitor for the Executor.
for full details. Twettelte Chick, Robert Arid, of Peta-yawa, supported
Hateheeies Limited, Fergus, one , NOTICE TO CREDITORS the groom. Following the ceremony
tion was held at 49 Olive
NOTICE TO CREDITORS;, IN THE ESTATE OF Andrew Tay- a reception
tor Shield of the Town of 1Vingliam, avenue.
the estate of Rebecca Jane Haines,' All persons having-Deccleaaismeds" against
ALL persens having claims against;
Ontario, Carpenter,
late oi the Township of Morris in the the estate of Andrew Taylor Shia,
Comae or Huron, widsw, .1..40 died i ,d,..ectleadsed, who dtemidbeornvo42r abaoreutnotthie.
onveboerttablutettlhe19727nd daY' 4- Ntir fle'td teasye:dt totheundersigned execu-
send to J. H. Crawfaerred, ni)%t,in.ifigegant°,419;,, The Trusts and Guarantee Comp -
Ontario, on er before the twenty- Limited,Toronto, or to the un-
eightn day of November, A. D. 1942, cle".55:ned' 3. Harley Crawford, its
ful particulars of their claims in writ- Solicitor, on or before the twenty-
WROXETER
Immediately after the said eighth day of Novembea 1942, their
twenty-eighth day of November, the names and addresses and full patitc-
assets of tire said testatrix wiu be dis- tilers of their claims, and the nature Garry Gibson of the Wroxeter
tnbated amongst the patties entitled of the securities (if any) held by bank staff has left last week for Ed -
thereto, having regard only to claims ,latheesunn duly verified by- statutory declar- mouton, Alberta, where he will be
of which the executer shall then have stationed for a few months having
notice. e 'Iln'tnediatelte after the said 28th day
ov_ktcief.N; otserriber" 1942, the assets of the joined the R.C.A.F.
DATED this seventh day of N
ember A D 1942 A. me deceased'will be distributed Mr. George Harris, Montreal, was
j. H. CRAWFORD, i, among the pasties entitled thereto home for week -end leave. He was
wiegittan, Ontario, , having regard only t6 the claims of
• joined here by Mrs. Harris front Mt.
Solicitor for the Execteer. which it shall then have notce,
Forest.
Dated November 7th„ 1942.
Caller: Good corning, Mrs. Smith,
I'm from the gas company. I under-
stand there is something in the house
that won't work."
Mrs Smith: Yes, he's upstairs."
IVOTICE TO CREDITORS THE TRUSTS AND GUARANTEE
COMPANY, LTD.
302 Bay St., Toronto
J. Harley Crawford,
Wingham, Ontario.
Solicitor for the said Executor.
MI persons having claims against
the estate of Lenora MacEwen late of
the Township of Morris in the County',
of Huroo, Widow, deceased, who died
on or about the third day of Never, -
ter, A. D. 1942, are notified to send!
to J. It Crawford, Wingham, Ontario
on or before the fifth day of Decem-
ber, 19,42, full partieufars of their
44nm In writing. Immediately after
the satrl fifth day of December, 1942,
the asset., of the eaid testatrix will be
distributed attionget the parties en-
titled thereto, having regard only to
clainte c,f which the executors shall
Then have notice..
DATED this 17th day of 'November,
H. CRAWFORD,
Wingham, Ontario,
Solicitor for the EUCtitOr5.
.NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Iyd..II.o.kwk•kou••
ALI, persons having claims against
the estate of William Henry Woods,
late of the Township of West Wawan-
(*Ash in the County of Huron, Farmer,
wile died on or about the third day
of November, A. TX 1942, are notified
to send to j. ff. Crawford, Wingitaini
Ontario. on r before the twenty.
eighth day of November, A. ti. 1942,
hill particulars of their claims in writ.
ing. immediately after the said
twentreighth day of N'ovember, the
assets of the said intestate will be ells.
ttibtsted amongst the patties entitled
thereto, having regard only to claims
of which the Idministrator chill then
have notice.
FATED this etventh +lay of Nov.
ember, A, D. 1942,
J. If. CRAWFORD,
Winghant, Ontario,
Solicitor for The AdritinistratOr.
• TOWNSHIP 00:rtiRNBERRY
Notice is hereby given that a Court
of Revision for the Voters'. List of the
Township of Turriherry for the year
1942 will be held at the Town Hall,.
Wingham, on Friday,. November 2Ath,
1942 at 8 p.m. by His Honour fudge
Costello,
W. R. CRLIKSHANK,
Township Clerk,
CARD OP THANKS
The family of the late Mrs.. Thontae
Taylor wish to thank their friends and
neighbours for the kindness and synt-
patity extended to them in their recent
Dereavernent
ST. HELENS
The annual meeting. of the Beef
Ring will be hem Thursday evening
this week in the hall. Tile members
are urged to attend.
DIED
HETHERINGTON In Morris, on
Tuesday, November 17th., 1942,
Susan Thompson, beloved wife of
Christopher Hetherington, in her
48th year. The funeral service will
be held in the Illuevale 1:ttited
Church, at 2,09 p,m,, on Thursday,
Xovembet 19114 Interment ist Wing -
'barn Cemetery.
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Bender and
baby of Mount Forest, were also
week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jacques of
Orange Hill, were Sunday guests of
Mr, and Ma, Allister Green, 2nd line.
Mr. and Mrs. Leask Magee, of East
Wawanosh, were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ab. Sandersons.
3tiss Mary Howe left on Saturday
for Saskatoon, Sask., and will spend
the winter season with het sister, Mrs.
Art. Robinson.
Mn. and Mrs, Cliff Denny, Toronto
were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Vern Denny,
Ur, A. Moffat, spent Thursday and
• Friday with Mrs, Moffat who is a
patient in Vitoria Hospital, London,
Mr. and Mrs, Allen Munroe and
Winnifred, spent Sunday in Wood-
stock with lfr .and Mrs. Gotdon
Greig Mrs, A. Wright who had spent
two wecks there, returned home with
then,
Mre, D, W. Rae returned home after
weeks visit with Mr. and Airs. Wm.
Ree at Waterloo, also Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Rae of Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gibson of
Irordwich, were Sunday guests of Mr,
and Mrs, G. A, Wearring.
Mr, George Inglis, Edwin Uttar
and Tony Meehan were in Toronto
attending the 58 Battalion 1U-tittiOn,
Swim. Crawford Gibson of Barrie -
field, visited with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Gordo% Gibson.
WE ARE PAYING
ON FIVE YEAR
GUARANTEED
TRUST CERTIFICATES
ISSUED IN ANY
AMOUNT
An Ideal authorized investment
for Individuals, companies, cern,-
taw boards, executors and other
trustees.
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STERLING TROTS
COMPORATION
STS MY ST. TORONTO
COMMANDER
its '
, et,
e, sett,
Brigadier -Genital Zugexte
Landrum, commanding the Ameri-
can, troops' who took over the An-
dreanof Islands in the Aleutian
chain—only 150 miles from Jap -held
Kiska—is pictured in his working
clothes as he commanded operations
an the island,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Petrie move
from Beigrave thin week and will re
side on the farm of Miss A. Hooper
Mr. B. infartin spent the week -end
at his home here. Mrs. Martin fe-
1 turned to Hamilton with him on Mon-
day where ehe will spend a week.
Mrs. J. Douglas, spent a few days
last week with her sister at Listowel.
Mrs. Leslie Deuglas and daughter,
Ann, were Woodstock visitors on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gold and son
Bobbie, of Toronto, were week -end
guests of Mrs. George Paulin.
Miss Ruth Brown of Toronto, spent
the week -end at her !Louie here.
There will be a quilting at the Red
Cross rooms Wednesday of this week.
More workers are needed.
The C.G.LT. meeting will be held
on Thursday evening Of this week, at
8 pan., at the home of Mrs. G. Howes.
St James Fowi Supper
There was a large crowd in attend-
ance on Thursday night at St James
Anglican Church Fowl Supper in spite
of unfavorable weather. Supper was
served in the church school room, con-
sisting of turkey, goose, chicken, vege-
tables, sadads ,jellies, rolls, desert and
tea. A concert in the Town Hall fol-
lowed.- Res-. E. M. Caldwell was the
chairman, and opened by "0 Canada"
sung by all, Solos were given by Miss
Thelma Denny and Rev. J. L. Foster.
Readings by Mrs. D. S. MacNiaughton;
piano duets by Eleanor Carson and
Doris Hemingway, Gorrie; violitt and
piano music by Mrs. F. Xing, Gotrie,
and Mn J. Gamble, troedwich. Cont-
munity singing was condacted by the
chairman. Local talent were assisted
tar ;Mrs. Stpanhetz ,organist of the
Anglican Church, Mount Forest, also
Mr. F. Quadrelle, band master of Mt.
Forest band, the former giving two
piano solos, also acconmaning Mr.
Quatrelle in two in two fine trumpet
solos.
The singing of Auld Lang Syne and
The Xing brought this very enjoyable
evening to a close.
Events will be re-tiewed by Mrs. If
Heater Keight. Rill Call —
Cheer N'':::; -:e.. Tzpic—The Chrientaae ,-11
,
,i etnre, Rev. J. L. Fo4er. DzratEvxs
for aristmas boxes for ereet-ins. Ma% Jr§
Wearring wilt be in charge of =15.4,
' period. lioetesses„ Mrs, Wedie Mrs. ' ----E-
s
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Miss Ball Presented see
Miss Nellie Ball was goest of hon- Ill
our at a sial evening held on Tuese lit
Alai of last week at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. Haney Adams Miss Ball
is leaving our community and will •
• take up residence in Toronto. During
the evening an •address was read, by
Mrs. Plant and on behalf of neighbors
and friends the guest of honour was
presented with a fitted travelling bag,
also an over eight bag, the presenta-
tion being made by Miss Margaret
Griffith and Miss Mina Ball. On be-
half of the Quitting Circle of which
she was 2 member, Miss Ball was pre-
sented evith. a Gold Cross And Chain. Nt
Miss Bali expressed her deep appre-
ciation of the gifts, and the evening
was spent in dancing, Friends and =.
neighbors regret the leaving of one
of their circle but join in wishing her
every happiness and success in if&
new home.
Canadian Girls In Training
Airs. J. H. Wylie opened her home
for the meeting of the C.G.LT. held
on Thursday last, having organized
for the coming season. The meeting
was opened by singing of the hymn,
• "Listen the Master Beseecheth," fol-
lowed by the purpose and prayer. The
Scripture Lesson was read by Frances
Wytie. "Take My Life and Let it Be"
was the second hymn chosen. Alike
Howes led in prayer. Following the
business period, a social was enjoyed
with games, contests, refreshments.
The following are the newly appoint-
ed officers: Pres., Lulu Gibson; vice-
pres., Helen Sennett; secae, Mary
Meahen; treas., Margaret Moffat;
social convener, Frances Wylie; dev.
convener, Alice Howes; health con-
vener, Agnes Wearring; work con-
vener, Audrey Wade; leaders, tnliss
Mary MacDonald, Miss K. Irwin,
Miss K. Nicklin.
JAMESTOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Grainger tied
Bernice, visited Sunday with friends
at Ethel.'
Mrs. Campbell of Winthrop, who,
spent a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Gordon Holt, has returned home.
,Mr. Cecil Payne, of Toronto,
1 -tpending his vacation with his _
par -
W. M. S. Meeting
The W. 'M. S. meeting postponed
last week will be held on Thursday
of this week at the home of Mrs, Allen
Munroe, Mrs. D. S MacNaughton
will be in charge and Mrs. 0, Howes
will introduce the new Study Book.
The Roll Call to be answered by a
'peace thought,
L Decentber Meeting
The December meeting of the Wo-
men' s Institute will be held at the
Mille of Mrs. Vein Denny on Thurs-
day, December 8th, 2 p,m, Current'
ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Payne,
Mrs. James McCutcheon has been
visiting with friends in London.
Mrs. Adam Nichol, and sons, Carl
and George, of Carrick, were recent
visitors at the bene of the former's
brother, Mr. Laurence Willis.
BLUEVALE
Institute To Send Overseas Boxes
Mrs. R. F. Garniss opened her home
for the monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute. Although the weather
was unfavorable there was a good at-
tendance of members arid six visitors.
The president, Miss Jean Elliott,
presided. The roll call was answered
with a suggestion on how to spend
the winter evenings. Knitting, sew-
ing, reading and finishing up odd jobs
left over from the busy summer
raontha were some of the suggestions.
Arrangements were made to send box-
es to local boys overseas, to reach
them after the Christmas season. Mrs.
I. H. Smith and Miss Jean Elliott will
be in charge. A special collection was
arranged to be taken at the December
meeting for the Central War Charities
Fund, This fund is responsible for
sending seeds to Britain and also plans
to provide a mobile kitchen for use
in Canada, if the need arises, at a cost
of about $6,000.
A resolution front the National
Health League of Canada was endors-
ed. The report of the girls' session
at the Kitchener area convention was
presented by Miss Jean Elliott, Mfos
Elliott presided over this part of the
session. The other sessions were re-
ported by Miss Olive Stott. Lunch
was served with Mrs. S. N. Gallaher
and Miss Olive Scott he charge,
Rev. F. G Fowler continued ids
series of sermons ort Jeremiah at the
tegulae morning service in Knox Pres-
byterian Church. He spoke of Jere-
miah as a 'Prophet and a Statesman,"
The two Sunday Schools in the vil-
lage are arranging to hold their attune
Christmas Eritertainmetelr tiescmber
24th is the date set le,r the rnitel
Church.
Mr. Robert Shaw, who has !Spent
the last two months with his daughter,
Mrs, Leonard Gates at Cherrywaod,
spending a few days at his home here.
Ile is ace,oropanied by two young InCn.
from Cherrywood who will enjoy the
open season for hunting deer in a Part
of Huron.
Mr, and Mrs., George Love peat
Sunday with relative's at Staferth,
Mrs. jesepitCuttie is at Listowel
caring for Mrs, Joe Marshall and
baby,
Turvtay is anticipating ping
Thursday, Novo 10th., leo'
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Remembrance Was Theme
The services in the United Church
on Sunday were in keeping with Re-
membrance Day. At the morning
service Rev. C. Tavener sppke from
Hebrews 11-13—"These all died in
faith, not having received the promis-
es". The choir led in the singing of
Kiplings Recessional.
During the Sunday School hour
Delores Hamilton recited "In Flanders
Fields" and Mrs, Earl Hamilton, the
Temperance secretary read an 18th
century poem, "The Two Glasses."
Young People Had Charge of Service
The evening service at the United
Church was in charge of the Young
People. The president, Fleming John-
ston, presided. The scripture lesson
was read by Helen Thomson and Mrs.
Tavener offered a prayer of Thanks-
giving that the church hells in the
Old Land have again tolled. Mrs.
George Thomson told the story of
Dunkirk from the book, "The Blue
Goose." A Junior Choir sang, "Was
that Somebody Your
The Y. P. U. of the United Church
held the regular weekly meeting- on
Friday evening, with the president,
Johnston in charge. "Would it be
better for Canada to annex with the
United States?"
Attended Rally at Lueknow
The following young people from
the Y. P. S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church attended the Young Peoples
Rally at Lucknow on Monday night.
Rev. F. G. Fowler, Jean Elliott, Har-
old Elliott, Ross Gray, ,Charley Shaw,.
Fleming Johnston, Ruth Lueas, Marg-
aret Messer, Evelyn McIntosh, Muriel
Smith.
Held Successful Bazaar
The B, B. Club at Ebenezer held the.
annual Bazaar this past week and al-
though a regular blizzard was raging
there was a good attendance and every
thing sold well. Afternoon tea was
served. The proceeds amounted to.
over $70.00,
Had Eye Operation
William Souch, of the 3rd conces-
sion of Morris township, is a patient
in the Kitchener -Waterloo Hospital,
having an operation performed on his
eye.
Mks, Fred Churchill spent the week-
end with her daughter, Mrs, Graham.
Chamney. We are glad to know Mrs.
Chamney is much better.
Mr. John Smith of Brucefield, is a
visitor at the home of his son, A, D.
Smith and Mrs. Smith,
A. D. Smith, R.C.A.F., of Burtch»
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mathers and
daughters of Dublin, visited with rel-
atives over the week -end.
Recent visitors with Mr, and Mrs..
John Hockridge and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Barrett in Morris, included: Mrs..
Thomas Barrett and grandson Harry
Brandon, of Waterloo; Mr, and Mrs.
Will Rose, Miss Roberta Rose, and
M. Walker, of Toronto.
M. and Mrs. S. N. Gallaher an&
family, Billy and Berva, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken. Mowbray, at
Lucknow.
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QUAKER
Oats, 48 -oz. pkg. ..-.. 21c
POLO CDT GRegN or WAX
Beans, 20‘oz. tin ..... 13c
Clark's SOUPS
Tomato, Scotch Broth,
Celery and Oxtail
10 -oz. tins 3 - 20c
CLARKS TOMATO
JUICE
20 -oz. tin 3 - 25c
* 47 -oz. Ain 19c
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STANDARD
PEASPEAS
LYNN VALLEY
16 -oz. tin 10c
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CLARKS TOMATO
12 -or. bottle
Ketchup 2 - 25c
CLARKS SANDWICH
Spreads, tin .. 2 - 19c
CLARES (10 -oz. bottle)
Chili Sauce 15c
CLARKS (12 -oz,)
Asparagus Tips . . 20c
NEILSONS
Cocoa 1 ib. tin .. 29c
4% lb. tin 19e,
Fruits and Vegetable's
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5 lbs. 14c
MILD PLAVORED
TURNIPS . , .... lb, 39c
WASHED
PARSNIPS lb. 5c
FLORIDA
ORANGES 288ts doz. 33c
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TI3XAS
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Lor 25c •
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