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FOR SALE
1951 International, 1 ton, F. body, Truck, -Plant, No. 838-003,
as located at Wingham Area Hydro Office.
Offers will he received-up to and including May 31st. All offers
must be accompanied by a certified dieque amounting to 10%
of the total offer and mailed direct to Ontario Hydro, Port
Office Box 905, Toronto 18.
'For inspection please contact
Mr. W. H. McArthur, Mgr.
Ont. Hydro, Wingham Area
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
LET US QUOTE YOU ON OUR
DIVIDEND: P AYING POLICIES
TERMS MONTHS' or 12 MONTHS, ,
eclal,LOw Rates,;for Farmers' Cars & Trucks.
H. C. MacLean
Phone 115 Wingham
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PREPAYING
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Town pi Wingham
1 9 5 7 Taxes
Taxpayers maY make payments on accoin-it
of 1957 taxes up to 80 per ceht of 1956 taxes.
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Interest .at the rate of Vour per cent, per
alumni will be allowed on such prepayments,
Prepayments of ta'xes must he made at the
Town Tteastirer's Office, 'Town Hall: •
W. A. tALBRAITH, Treasurer,
Town of Wingharn
'Frederick F. llomuth
Carol E. Hornuth,
Mrs. Viola B. Honed'', R.O.
ottOmrriuks
PlIONE 118
Htirriston, Ontario
WELLINGTON FIRE
Ilisurstite CoMPittly
1849
An all Canadian Company Which
has taitlitifily served Its policy
holders for over a, Century
Held Office TorentO '
11. C. Manteca Insurance Agency'
Wingham'
Hullo Folks!
- French m en and (Cars '.
The Greeks have a word fin it, so they say, and the French.
'have a way about them. Their 'ways with, the automobile are
abidously no exception. - , . . ' i
, Everyone ha's heard about the 'famous Paris taxi-drivers,
Swerving, darting, never stopping. The peep-peep-peep of their'.
horns has been remembered in song, - ..
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They've had that reputation a long 'time, 1.
learned in reading a book about the auto industry .
'as it was in 1899. In that year, Paris taxi.drivers
Managed to chalk up an average of eight people
'killed and 50 injured every week.
At that time, though France was going auto
crazy. Just about 1900 there were more. mantr-,.
facturers of cars in 'France than there were care
in all of tile United States, The U.S. 'had about:
,500 cars, most of them around New York 'City,'
but in France .619 manufacturers were producing.
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41' . . Even 'today, Paris has seine automobile law!
LO,RNE :ll pretty strange. Headlights .are, pro-
.
darkness comes, you use Your
.
.parking lights.
And to keep the night air sweet, car horns 'may not be blown
after dark, Iriatead, you may 'flash 'your headlights (but you
can't leave them on). , ,
The' fact that so many who have never seen Paris know all
about those 'Paris taxi drivers proves how important a reputation .
is, Nobody knows that better than we do. .
A new car dealer has to have a 'good' name before 'he gets his
franchise, He must maintain his,. good name to ,maintain his
franchise. ',You know that he is going to be, in business a long ,
time, he's going ,to be here to look after your auto needs. - '
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Blyth, Ontario - Phone 104
CORDON ELLiorr, BROKER ,
Fleming S. Ballagh, Salesman, Victor Kennedy, Salesman,
Res. Phone, 586J, Wingham. Res. Phene, 78, Blyth •
Large Piton Listing, Dwellings & Business Property
Listings and Inquiries InAted..
"WE SPECIALIZE IN GIVING SERVICE"
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BUSINESS
and
PROFESSIONA,L
DIRECTORY
CRAWFORD &
HETHERINGTON
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
ti i Pho10` 48
tl. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
R. S. HETHERINGTON, Q.O.
dfgage,our %lite i Ylnrir AdtalteeJlitnert, Wednesday, 11Itty 29, 195'1
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ANDERSON----In Winghara Gen,„
oral Hospital, on Saturday, lvfay
25, 1957, 'to Mr, and Mrs. David
Anderson, R.R, 3„ Lueknow;
Son,
NICHOI/SON-/n Wingham Gen-
oral Hospital, on Saturday, May
25, 1957, to Mr, and. Mrs, Chester
Nicholson, R,R, 2, Lucknow, a
son. •
VANLOO-1-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Sunday, May 26;
1957, to Mr, and , Mrs, Cornell;
VanLoo, R,R. 2, Wroseter, a sori
PROCTER In Wingham General',
Hospital, on Tuesday, May 28,
1057, to Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Proe;.
ter, R,R. 4, 'Wirigharn, a son.
PYM-In Kincardine Hospital', on
Friday, May'24, 1957, to-M,r, an#
Tack Pyre, Kincardine, a
daughter.
MEAT FOR SALE-Good beef by
the quarter. Killed under license
from Dept. of Health. Yearling
heifers. Top quality. Lowest
• prices, Raynard Ackert, Ripley,
phone 20.30, 17rrb
ELECTROLUX Sales and Service.
Call Jed Reynolds, Wingham
phone 640J1., 15rrb
TWO Nylon bridesmaid or formal
dresses for sale, Floor length,
size 14. Orchid and Mint green.
Apply to Mrs. S. Cowan, phone
514, 29b
'GIVE US A CALL for prices on
woven fence, and fencing needs
before you buy. Chambers' Hard-
ware, phone 65 Wroxeter. 29:5b
TWO USED. SCREEN DOORS for
sale, Also used electric stove.
Cheap. Phone 2833. 29"
LINOLEUM REMNANTS to clear
at reduced prices. Each one a
bargain.-The Wallpaper Shop.
29b
1946 DESOTO black sedan for sale.
Excellent running condition, good
rubber, equipped with turn sig-
atals, electric fan and windshield
wipers. Price reasonable. Phone
984w., • 29b
PRIVATE SALE
Items can be seen Thursday,
Friday. and Saturday at H. Aitchi-
son's, Victoria Wingham; Hall
Znirror, combination desk and book-
case, oak dining table and buffet,
bed and springs, chairs, bamboo
verandah curtain, folding ,wall'
table,, large congoleum rug, trays,
dishes and antiques. 29*
REAL ESTATE
LOT for sale.*On Catharine Street,
Apply to Harry spry, phone 552M.
29:5b
SEVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
for sale. Cupboards, oil furoace,
Hardwood floors downstairs, In-
sulated, Barn and garage. Five
acres of land. For particulars
contact Jas. A. Cameron. 29b
2-STOREY SOLID BRICK house
for sale, On good lot near High
School. Suitable for two families,
For further particulars apply to
Crawford & Hetherington. 22,29b
FRAME BUNGALOW situate on
part Lot 23, Con, 8, Turnberry
Twp., adjoining Wingham, Large
lot, oil farnace, modern bath, in-
laid linoleuin flocirs. throughout.
Bargala elose estate. Apply
Glare Hutchison, Harriston 928
R11, or George McMillan, Harris-
ton 314-1 22,211b
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
100-acre farm, close to town, 2
stifles off highWity, good house,
large 'barn, hydro, good water
oliipply, 90 acres self-drained clay
loath, to acres of hardWood bush.
Priced ter quick sale at $7,500 with
11)nrnediate paSsession.
186-acre farm, at the edge of a
:tillage with a lovely 2.8totey red
brick, fully Modern herne, good
4ittin, lb acres Of bash, near school.
Full price $9,500.00
Fer internaittioh' Mkt `details on
these and other listitiga dented:
WILLIAM S. REED
seal *State rtmt Business Broker
Phone 092M Witigiram
FIVE PIGS for sale, Ready to
wean. Apply to George Fisher,
Whitechurch, phone 747w11,
29b
PUREBRED Yorkshire Boars for
sale, Serviceable age and young-
er, Government inspected,. GOod
noses, Prieed right. Top A, R.
blood lines. Apply to Robt. Wood,
Lakelet, phone Clifford 12271.
29b
FOR SALE OR RENT
IN THE town of Lucknow, 7-room
modern house in very good con-
dition with new oil furnace and
clean throughout and with lovely
frontage complete with garage
and garden space. House may 'be
inspected by contacting Mrs, A,
T. Wilson, Ross Street, phone
Lucknow 70. 15:22:29b
FOR RENT
APARTMENT for rent', Possession,
immediately, Phone 408R. 29b'
4-ROOM APARTMENT' for rent on
Josephine Street. with, 3-piece
bath. Phone 668. 29b
FEMALE HELP :WANTED •
FULL OR PART time saleslady
wanted. State qualifications.
Apply to Box 42, Advance-Times.
29b
SALESMAN WANTED.
MAN WANTED for Rawleigh busi-
ness. Sell to 1,500 families. Write
today. Rawleigh's Dept. E-453-
SA„ 4005 Richelieu St., Mantreal,
Que. 29b:
WANTED TO BUY OR RENT
50 acre farm (or less) with reason-
ably good buildings in the vicin-
ity of Gorrie or Wroxeter, Apply
to Box 41, Advance-Times.
29:5b
LOST =
CHILD'S WINE wool tassel cap
'oat somewhere on Alfred Street.
Anyone finding same contact
Gordon Crispin, phone 317w. 29b'
HEADSTOCK WANTED
HEADSTOCK removed promptly
for sanitary disposal. FREE pick
up on' larger animals, reasonable
collection charge for small ani-
mals. Phone collect Wingham
378; Palmerston 123w, or Dur-
ham 39S. Gordon Young Limited.
6rrb
MISCELLANEOUS
LAWN MOWERS sharpened and
repaired. Leslie McDougall,
phone, „ 8:15:22:29b
SINGER SPECIAL-Rent a mach-
ine for your summer sewing. 2
weeks for $1.00. For further par-
ticulars contact Wally Hegel-,
groye, phone 732W. ' 29:515
LAWN., MOWERS sharpened and
repaired. For everything in lawn
mowers see Borden Jenkins.
Phone' 694W. 22rrb
FLOOR SANDING - Now is the,
time to have your floor sanded'
and refinished for only 50 to 10c
per .sq. ft., depending on the
floor; We use "Saniseal". For
free estimates. call H, Temple-
man, Gorrie, Phone Wroxeter
23r1, 8:15:22:29*•
CAMERON'S BILLIARDS will be'
open every Saturday night till 12•
p.m, for the convenience of rural'
customers, Complete line of men's
and boys' jeans, shirts, and, over-
• ails, socks extra. Guns bought,
Sold and repaired. Ammunition
of ail types. Electric shavers,
lighters and watches repaired.
Open every Saturday night tin
12 p.'m. 17rrb.
IS YOUR TELEVISION properly
insured for 'all risk coverage?
For inforMation phone 293, Stew-
art A. Scott, Wingham, 2ri-13
STEWART A. SCOTT can. now
save yeti,. 15% on your Car or:
truck Mantel-ice. 'Yearly or six
months policies. are available,
Special rates tor farmers, Par
further information phone 293,
Wingham. Orrb
SWGTARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL
septic' tanks, cesspools,.
Ptliirrped and cleaned, quick
service. All work guaranteed,
Apply Louis' Blake, Phone .42r6,
Britsgels, 151111
WATERLOO CA'rTLE breeding
Association "Where better bulls
Are Used", ''P Or artificial hi.,
Seitindtitni itiforitiatiOn of sex
Vice from all breeds of tattle,
Phollo The Waterloty Cattle'
Breeding Association 'al Clinton
HU 2-3441 Mildmay 13012 het,
tWeett 730 .anal 2.30 a.zzi, We haVe
gliAriedg quality
At IoW 21101)
COMING EVENTS
YOU'VE TRIED THE REST, now
try the beat for Spareribs and.
Sauerkraut on Wednesday, Fri-
day and Saturday evenings. Com-
' rnereial Hotel, Formosa, cd12 /57
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED, to rent heated apart-
ment 'by July 1st. Phone 70732
Wingham.. • ;• „ 29*
APARTMENT' OR small'house
wanted to refit by • local plant
manager,. iApply to Bob Walsh,
'Canada F'apkers., 29*
PERSONAL
"OLD AT 40, .50, 60?" MAN! You're
Crazy! Thonsands peppy at 70„
Ostrex Tonic Tablets ' pep up
bodies lacking iron, For rundown
feeling many men, women call
"old". New "get-acquainted° size
only 60c. All kiruggists. 16&29b
•ED1UCATIKNAL
OPPORTUNITIES
AMERICAN SCHOOL, -Established
1897:Prepare for gdod Paying job,
in, few months at •home in spare:
time. High= School, ,Drafting, El-
ectronies, Commercial, Account-
ing, Electrical and.other techni-
cal courses. All especially pre-
pared books and instructions
supplied. Examinations every.
week. Low' monthly payments.
Hiploma awarded, Write for
complete information and Free
156 page book. American School;
8 Jackson Ave., Kitchener, Ont-
ario. 1 :8 :15.22 :29b
CARD OF THANKS
I would like to expiess my 'heart-
felt thanks to all those who helped
in any way during the time I was
laid up with a." broken. shouider,
Your thoughtfulness was much
apppreciated.-Alma Jamieson.
29b
CARD OF THANKS
I take great pleasure in thanking
the kind people -who •took time ,to
visit me and for their treats' and
flowers and also the .rnany people
who sent cards' and letters while
I was a patient in Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, -Mrs, Arnold Halli-
day. 294
TENDERS WANTED
DRAIN TENDER '
Township' of "Turnberry
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned until 2 p.m. on Satur-,
day, June 1, 1957, for the con-
struction of the Freiburger Drain
which consists • of 1838 feet of 'tile
drain and 3- catch; 'basins. 'The
township .Will supply 'Elie tile. A
marked 'cheque foil,' 10% Of "the
contract price to' accornpany the
tenders, LoWest or 'goy tender ;not
necessarily : accepted, m
Geo. T. Thomsdn,sCreile"%,
29b .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF MINNIE
McGEE,
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned late of the 'Town of
Wingham in the County of Huron,
Housewife, who died on the 2nd
day of April, 1957, are required
to file proof of seine With the
undersigned. on Or, before ,the 1st'
day of June, 1957. After that date
the Executors will proceed to dis-
tribute the estate having regard
only to the claims •of which they,
shall then have had notice.
DATED at Wingham this 10th
day of May, 1957;
CRAWFORD & HETHERINGTON
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for the Executors,
16,22,29b
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF MAR-
GARET CURRIE.
ALL PERSONS having Claina8
against the estate of the abote.
mentioned late of the 'Town Of,
Wingham in the CoUnty of Hui-Mt:
Widow,, who died on the 11th day'
of February, 1957, are required
to file proof of 'Sande With the
undersigned on or before 'the ist
day of :line, 1951, After that date
the Exeenters. Will proceed to dis-
tribute the' estate hating regard
wily' to the delfts et Which they
shell then have had notice.
DATED at Winghairi thia ,10th
day 'of May, 1957.
AWPORD lit 11ETIIERINGTO14
• . Wllighithr, Ontario
tote 44, :**0911.tOrii.„
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IN MEMORIAM
KELLY2--In loving memory of .4
dear husband and lather, JOnti
A, Kelly, who passed away May:
2901, 1958. '
In silence he suffered, in patience'
he bore,
Till God called him home, to suf.
fer no more,
Nirt dead to us who -loved him,'
Not lost, but gone before,
He lives with us 'in memory •
Till we, meet on the other shore,
-Lovingly remembered by • his
wife and family, 29b
IN MEMORIAM
HOLLOWAY-In loving memory
of a loving mother and grand-
mother, Susan. Holloway who
passed away May 31, 1949,
The' depths of sorrow we cannot
tell,
Of the loss of one we loved so well,
And while she sleeps' a peaceful
sleep
Her memory we shall always keep.
--Ever remembered by her son
Stuart, R'eta and grandchildren.
29b
FINANCING A CAR?
F efore you buy ask about Otir
LOW Cost Financing Service with
complete /nsintifiee Coverage,
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STEWART A. SCOTT
om. *it .> • r ,, Will1011111
Lieut. Goodridge
Shows Films at WI
The regular meeting. of the Wo-
men's Institute Was held in the
council chamber, on Thursday,
May 16, with 'the president, Mrs.
it, A. Powell, presiding. After, the
business was disposed of; a film
was shown by Lieut. Goodridge ,
on Waterton Lakes near Banff,
which was' very much enjoyed.
A paper was given Mrs. Leslie
Fortune and a talk ,on'. kprilts
Mrs, +N., Keating. She displayed
lovely (piles' and mats made by
ladies of the Institute. One par-
ticular quilt was over 190-years old
and 'called inddern steps to,,the
poorhouse, "also patchWOrlt quilts
of, pioneem 'of the gitY,nineties.
Misses Kathy Hodging and Bev-
erley Cunningham, played a duet.
Lunch was served by the hostesses
and a social half hour enjoyed.
Joanne MarhanV
Joins (Follies'
Joanne Marham of Ingersoll,
who has been the skating partner
of John Wild, bf Wingham, for
some time, has joined the ice
Follies, an American ice show, and
will be leaving for Seattle on 'June
2nd„ to commence training for the
Follies. Miss Marham was seen
in the local ice show 'held in Wing-
ham last year.
Irwin;)1442cLean
Wedding at Brussels
Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels, Was the scene of a pretty
wedding on Satprday at three
e'eleck When Rev, H, Colvin pffic-
iated for the double 'ring ceremony
of the marriage of Ruby June,
MacLean to William T, Irwin, The
bride is the daughter of Mrs. R.
MacLeanwin,R , 8, and wtianhneg l
d m
ani. ,3 ters,7r..H7aIer-:
Ltheeansoonf oBfrlmissre,la and the groom is
The bride who Was given in mar-
riage by her uncle, Mr, Dave Mac-
Lean, wore a •ballering-length
gown of French lace arid nylon
tulle over' white slipper satin, fash-
ioned with rnatehing 'jacket with
sleeVes. Her finger-tip
veil of nylon tulle was held by a
crown of pearls and rhinestones.
She carried' a white Bible crested
with red rosette roses from which
fell white satin streamers accented
with red roselands. -
The bride Was ,attended by her
sisters, Mrs. Frank AlcOck, of
Brussels, who acted as matron of
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BIRTHS
RICHA.RDSON-In Wingham Gen,
eral Hospital, on Tuesday, May
21, 1957, to'Mr. and Mrs, George
Richardson, Wingham, a daugh-
ter. •
VAN VEEN-In Wingham Gen-
eral Hospital, on Wednesday,
May 22, 195, to Mr, and Mrs.
Peter 'Van Veen, R,R, 2, BrusselS,
• a son.
RAE-In Wingham General Hos-
pital, on Thursday, May 23, 1957,
- to •Mr, and Mrs. Murray ,Rae,
tWingliana, a daughter. •
BRIDGE-In Wingham General.
Hospital, on Friday, May 21,
1957, to. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bridge,
Toronto and Wingham, a cl augh" ter.
FOSTER-In Wingham General
Hospital, on Friday,. May 24,
1957, to Mr. and Mrs; Harry
Foster, Wingham, a son;
A. H. McTAVISH
'13AiltRISTER,'SOLICITOR
and. NOTARY PUBLIC
TEESWATER ONTARIO
Telephone 2$ TeesWater
Wtoseter-EVery, Wednesday
afternoon,' 2-4 p.m., Or -
, • by appointment. •.
J. W. BUSHFIELD
Q.C.
Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc.
Money to Lean.
Offiee,41eyer 'Block, Wingliiiin
FOR SALE
,I0EE'S USED FURNITURE. Buy
and Sell. Phone 186, 8irb
GRAliA,Mkrrg electric stove for
sale, Heavy dirty. Phone 600,13.
29b
CUPBOARD for sale, 914t, feet long
, with enamel sink, Walnut desk
and chair, Phone 878. 29*
,; 5-PIECE KITOFIEN set for sale,
Latest style chrome. 6-piece din-
ing set. Reasonably priced.
Phone 114 after 6 p.m, . 29*
ATTENTION Farmers-we have a
• carload of Canadian Cement. Call
new and prder, your supply.
Chambers' Hardware, phone 65
Wroxeter, 29:5b
.MILK FILTERS 'for sale-"Rapid
Flo", 6-inch, 79c; 6M-inch, 85e.
Alexander's Hardware. lrrb
:PAINT SPRAYER for sale, in Al
condifion: Complete with motor.
. Priced to sell, Apply to Garnet
Farrier, phone 711J1 Wingham.
29,5* •
' SINGER. SERVICE-Two weeks
SPECIAL, starting June 3 to 15.
.FREE check-up on your present
model of sewing machine, For
further particulars contact Wally
Haselgrove, phone 732W. 29:51)
AMBIlf,,A140111 SERVICE
TOURRIE'S AMBULANCE, 'Wing"
itaM, Safe, COUrteelita Service.
*non" Day; 51; Night, fit ,Or 08;
Mirth
Mrs. Hugh Tucker
Passes at Hospital,
Funeral service was held' ,on
Saturday at 3 p.m, from the R. A.
Currie and Sons funeral home for.
Mrs. Hugh Tucker, Rev. Dr.
Alexander Nimmo officiated, In-
terment was in' Wingham Ceme-
tery with Gordon Caldwell of
Blyth, William Cockerline, Blyth,'
Earl Mills of Witlton, Mac Cardiff,
Brussels, William Rantoul and
John Colvin as pallbearers. Floral
tributes were carried by Joseph.
Mrs. Tucker, who lived on.Leo-
pold Street passed away in Wing-
hana General Hospital on Thurs-
day, May 23. She was in her 86th
year. •
The former Isabella Scott, she
was born in East Wawanosh Town-
ship, a daughter of the late•
William•Seott,and Grace 13radnock.•
She, was the youngest of a family
of four boys and four girls, all. of,
whom are deceased'', She was educated at S.S. No, 1,
Morris and' was later a tailoress in
Blyth until her marriage to Hugh
Tucker. The marriage took place
on January 1, 1896 at the home of
her parents, on the 9th concession
of, Morris Township, They lived on
Lot 16, Con. 9 of Turnberry Town-
ship until March, 1920, at which
time they moved to Wingham, Mr.
Tucker passed away on March 29,
1942.
Since coaling to Wingham Mrs. •
Tucker has been a member of St,
Andrew's Presbyterian Church.
She iS survived by one daughter,
Grace (Mrs. William Ford) of
Wingham and one grandchild,
Helen Ford. 4-
Mrs. West Leader ,
At WMS Meeting
EtEINfortE-The Woman's
sionarYlociety,.of Beirnore. United
`Chi:frog '''Was bit ltlreclitesdaY'
afternoon, May 22, at the home of
Mrs. Roland Ballagh. The meeting
was opened by singing hymn 519,
Bible reading in Matt, 25th chap-
ter and prayer.
Mrs, West as leader, followed the
theme "Intercession for Home'
Missions". A hymn was sung, Mrs.
J. Rutherford gave a reading about,
a happy children's home in Lach-
ine; Quebec, which told of many
of the programines of both work
and play during the year.
Miss Lavonne Ballagh sang a
solo "Give Us' This Day", whiCh
was very much, appreciated. Mrs,
Roy Rutherford gave a reading on
temperance, "A Point of No Re-
turn". The roll call was the 'name
of a Mother fin the Bible and was
well responded to,
Mrs. West gaVe a report on the
Bruce Presbyterial which was -held
in Lucknow, Mrs, Farrell gave a
report on bales which had been
sent away, Mrs. Roland Ballagh
gave a cha,Pter in the, study book
"The Future Ts NOW", in her very
interesting way and the meeting'
Was closed with prayer.
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to divulge the name or address
of any advertiser using an
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