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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-10-7, Page 5thig' • ie layx ad-• • ads: t r.* raps ritbin aa. rere was 11512k. the', ree ties, re. DO,: vIIZs: thy- thae yew PP/. area Prlty. 23;y ! 8a 18,i mfg- rom fez,,. tor - set lox; ingV ie De or red -f- lea. Tee Mk; lt- 18j^ rese end' hat elk hate nst_ are [me on; 4 nrie- 1rd JO, sr me • THE EXETER TIMES.ADV'QCATE Frarn H�nsall • grboot r •t D1 om ere CL'CNTON, ONTARIO Students' may enter at any - time.. Why not attend the School that has the Highly 'Qualified Staff, - The only School that teaches real Practical Business Training from start to finish. .. • Where High, School students and teachers are taught special. ized expert training in Business Administration and Secretarial &ince and are sure of a good po sition, rapid promotion and . big income, COURSES Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General Office, Cicil Service Commercial Teachers Course and' Special Courses arranged. For Information Write to B. F. WARD, B.A., M.Accts. Phone 198 ' Principal 'WANTED PEAS and All Kinds of GRAIN We are prepared to pay you the. very highest prices for your (Train, and can • also make arrangements for trucking same at a low cost, .advise We by telephone ,or letter; and if it is yeur- wish we w111 have our buyer call to see your grain personally. • COOK BROS. MILLING CO. Phone 54 Hensall, Ont. NEW LAUNt/ICY The undersigned is opening this week a "Laundry" at her premises in Murdock's Block, immediately 'west of, the town hall. Your,patron- age is .solicited, and having good ex- perience will guarantee satisfaction. (MRS.) S. ,SMITH' 10-7-4te ', JIensall, Ont. Poultry Wanted We are io the market for all kinds of Poultry. Our trucks -will go to your farm, weigh and pay for your po111try, right at your door.'\ We pay ;a premium of two cents a pound over market price for well fattened milk fed poultry and our price is the same to the farmer at the farmhouse as at our Warehouse in HensaIL No fowl to be fed the morning it is to be lifted. Phone 112 Hensall or drop us a line and let us know .what you io- - 1 payyou have, and we will the a hr h ,b est cash price paid in Huron county for fowl. Hensall. ROBERT HIGGINS Miss Eleanor Fisher ORGANIST HENSALL UNITED CHURCH TUITION IN PIANO Terms Moderate- ..Phone• 68: all 11 Paper. lu the Latest , Desig -- ns Prices from IOc to $1.50 PER ROLL HARDWOOD FLOORING LAID AND POLISHED- Sangster, OLISHED- San: r este ,Hensall DR. R',; P. I. DOUGALL Rolm graduate oL .'Paculty of editiigb, and Martel of Science, Ja�1�ltvaflity of -.Waken Ontario. ober of College of Physicians ;a 8nrgeons oft+ Ontario. Office fro doors east of Pout Office. ia.It Residence 114 BliNSALTi, O1 T . . AUCTIONEER OSOAR KLOPP 'toner [}radnte Carey Jones An- on_School, Special canna taken in $ssistered Live Stock (all Breads,) I tosakaadise, -Real Notate, Farm *deb, ate. Rates in keeping with *availing priced. Satisfaction as - hired, write. Oscar Klopp, Zurich, or 4rtzre 18-92. Zurich- . USBORNE & =BERT MUTUAL FIRE '•: INSURANCE . COMPANY Head Office, • 1Carquhar, Oint. President, JOHN ALLISOi Vice -President, • JAS. McKENZIE • ..• DJ'RIBdTOES PRANK McCOIVNELL, SIIYI'ON DOW ROBT NORRIS, W. BROCK. AGENTS • JOHN ESSERY,-Centralia,, Agent for "" Usborne and Biddulph. ptor1•]R L•IARRIS, Munro, Agent for Hibbert:, Fullerton and Logan W. A: TURNBULT Secretary -Treasurer 33oz 98, Exeter, Ontario, 6LADIVIAN & STANIIITR ' Solicitors, Exeter IITE, PiN s xfi, Y ra , ched dressed on bade siders at .,, T6 tais 61 fS fir: MN 'TO $TOO wilt GOOD "COAL "pV".a tf 4 E '!• I'Ii •. .r A. LOW PRIC A CLATWORMY GRA A.W T O.4't Is. HENSALL Mr. and Mrs. Skinner were in Lon- don Tuesday. Miss Marie Foster is visiting rel- atives in Kitchener. ' Mr. Ivan McLaughlin, of Forest, as in town over: the week=end. , Mr. and Mrs. Salagar of Wingham visited t,riends in town Tuesday. • MT. Wm. Trueniner is still, confit- ed "to his home .through illness; Mr. and Mrs..Garnet Case are vis- iting friends in: Toronto this 'week. Miss. Jessie ":Johnston spent the week -end with friends in Seaforth. Miss Kathryn. McKay left for Tor- onto where^,°she has, secured .a posi- tion. • • Mr.'J. Parke ,left ;this evening for Toronto where_he hes eecured a nos- iti(k., Miss Barbara Fp rest is able .to be out agaia.after' her recent severe ill- ness. • ' : e Mrs. M. Hoskins 'and little child, of Stratford, 'are; visiting'•at Mrs. Mc - Martins. • Mr. John McDonnell and Mr. E. Bates were in London .Tuesday on business. Miss Mary ' McKay. is •spending a couple of weeks, visiting friends in Detroit. • Mr. Peter Case, of Exeter is in town .this week -visiting his broth George. Mr. and' Mrs. Mqrrison and Mb Emily visited"' friends ' in Clinton on Saturday. • Mr: ' erner' and Mr. Wm J. J. M. GovenIock of Seaforth; were in town Wednesday,- ' Mrs. Wan.. erastrong is sufferin from a severe, attack of blood poison in her hand. "•' Mr. and,Mrs..'Thos. Palmer visit ed their son Earl, in Detroit, ever the' week -end. Mr: Kenneth' McLeod went to De -trait' this week where .he has secur ed- a -position. t • Mr. Charles Wolfe Is in• •Hitchen this week doing nitanson work •'to Mr. Oli�'er Geiger. a ' Miss M.J Moore;- of Woodstock is visiting her sister; 14Trs Thos Simp son for a few days „ Miss Mary McKaig, who has been visiting'; her rei'atives and friends, has returned liome: ' ^ Mrs. Truemer, while •going •down steps on Mofday-' evening, fell and. dislocated her •shoulder,. Rev. W.J Kilpatrick, of Holmes - vine, will conduct•the services in the United church' on 'Sunday. Mr and Mrs, It Holmes and Miss Perkin, 'of Gorrie :spent+the week- end with Mr. and Mrs, C. Cook. Mr. J. W •-Ortwei'n •sold his dwell- ing on Brock•-'st, how, occupied by Thos. Appleton • to Jiis Sangster, who gets possession Nov; 1st. Sangster, Reeve Geiger; wlio,is a, member of the County CriMinal Audit Board is in Goderich• •this' ,Week, making the regular quarterly audit. Mrs. Harry ` Sniith; is 'able to be around again after being confined to her home for several months suffer- ing with a sprained 'Friday Mrs. Thos Berry le4t,Friday for an extended:trip to the West, she in- tends going through to the coast and will be gone: several months. Mr. W. McLean, .of, the Bank of Montreal sta f,;London,who has been holidaying. at his , home . in Kippen, returned to London Tuesday«evening Dr. Dougall was taken , to Victoria Hospital, London,'' last week to be The operated o n"forappendicitis. p doctor's many friends will be glad to hear that he stood the operation well and is doing aS Well as can he expected. at the home A reception was held of M. and Mrs. Geo. Smale on Thurs- day evening last hi honor of Mr. and .lV1rs. Otto Stephen, -who returned that evening from their honeymoon. A- bout 150 guests were present and a The League meeting`'' -kin Monday evening was' well attended. The topic was very ably • given by Miss Grace McLean. .An instrumental by Misses Fisher and Douglas, solos by Miss Gladys,Petty and Miss' Nellie Boyle, 'reading by Miss Gladys Luker and violin selection by Scott Welsh were . all well rendered. For the balance of this year Miss M. Ellis. will be president and Harry Cook, secretary. A representative of the Bickle Fire Engine Co„ of Woodstock, was in town on Monday to 'give a demon- stration of the fire engine they have built and:sold to the Otterville vil- lage council. The engine threw two streains of. •water through our own two and a baif inch hose well over the top of the Town Ball tower and other' high buildings in town and gave •spfendid satisfaction. The Ot- terville council have already got a chemical apparatus. M'r. Bickle will meet our local council on Monday evening, Oct. lith. Dashwood " Dr. 1, I. H. Cowen, L. D. S. ;.D. D.: S. - ;REu:1TTAL SURGEON t' At office in Hartleib Block, Dash- wood: first three days of _week and et otlece. c ter the Post•°Office," in, *urtcb, 'ase three' days of week. Mr. and Ms. C. Anderson return- ed last week after spending the. past month in Iowa. Misses Emma and,Martha Group - nen of Farmington, Mich., visited friends in town on Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rose Rader, of Detroit, is visiting her parents. Mr. and. leLrs. Norman Kellerman, of Kitchener,`visited in town on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. C. Wildfong, T. Ha- macher and R. Willert spent the week -end with friends here. - Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Rinker and erfamily,. of Thedford were Sunday visitors in "tgwn. Misses Alice Hoffman • and Mar- s garet Held, of Stratford, spent the wee`lr d -en dit home. at the me Miss Myrta Hoffman,of Kitche y- n er, visited her parents on Sunday. Mrs. Harry Kraftis visiting in To- g ronto. Mr. and Mrs. P. Stire and Mr. and Mrs. E. Stire, of: Rainham, visited with friends on Sunday. Mrs. Hooper, who has been visit- ing her daughter, Mrs. E. Guenther, returned to_FLondon on Saturday. Mrs. J. Guenther has returned to Mitchell i :. ;Me.. Chris, gtaiser spat Monday' in London. r r.• very enjoyable evening was spent. On Sunday evening at the"` United church the Rev. Arthur Sinclair_ spoke to the young people.taking as Itis subject "Short Cuts." A young people's choir led the singing and' rendered a very ]pleasing anthem, "In the Foot Prints of the Master." Mrs, J. Sutherland celebrated lien 91st birthday on Tuesday at her. home, here and received the warm 1 congratulations of: her friends. A- mong those who spent theday with her were: Mrs. Chas. MoOrae, of Suite! bury, wife of the Ontario Minister of Mines; Mr. II. Dent and Mrs. G. F. Scott, and Mrs.. A. H. Carroll, of Woodstock. Mrs. R.obt. Higgins and little sen, 1311110, after a very pleasant two weeks' visit with friends' in Detroit returned home' on -Saturday last ac- cotnpaned by Mr, and. Ml's... I•I. J. ! Sweitzer, Mr, and Mrs„ Sweitzer re-' turned to Detroit on Sunday accom- panied. by Mies F1or` 'Higgins „and Mrs. i;ct. "McQueen and little 'daugh- ter Elva, who will 'shit in ,Detroit for a couple of weeks , a '3 " MI TALL A.. 1!r • Cl 14L It011l.11t'l. Cel Concert Violinist CREDITON :'• Don't forget ;the. Fowi Supper of the Crediton Evangelical Church this • ( Thursday) evening. M: and' Mrs. Eli Lawson and Mrs, Chris. Rau spent Sunday in Exeter. Mrs. John Lawson is ,visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson of Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Mcisaac and Helen, .spent Sunday at Moorefield. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clarke, of De- , troit, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clarke and family. Miss Hannah Zwicker, of London, !is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Zwicker for a few days. Mr. Jacob Finkbeiner is"still very ill and helpless, but loving' hands are caring for him very gently. Mr. Wm. Yearley is spending a few days with Mr.• and Mrs. Tom. Yearley of the Goshen Line. I Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherly, of London, spent Sunday with the lat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs._rfienry Metz. I Mr. and Mrs. Francis Flynn are 1 this week moving into their house ( which they purchased a few weeks ago from Mr. K. J. Sims, of Exeter, On Monday- evening of this week a verypleasant time was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr !when they gave their brick and tile yard employees and their families 'a fowl supper, after whch therest of the eveningwasspent in and games music. I Mrs:. Rosina Finkbeiner, who has left her home in townfor some time and is very tenderly cared for at the . home of her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Harry Beaver, is con- fined to her bed because of serious , bodily affliction.;. We hope and pray that a kind providence may soon restore thein. • I Annual Fowl supper, at the Cred- iton'United church, on Tuesday, Oct. 12th, Supper served from 5:30 to 9:00, First come, first served. 2 concerts will be given the first at seven o'clock. and .repeated at nine ' by Male Quartette, of 'London, as- sisted by a reader,. Everyone will want tg hear this program. Admis- sion adults 65c., children 50c. "The Christ whose regal proces cion and mission is not complete un- til the is within and enthroneit per- manently," is the subject to be deals; with at Zicrz Evangelical church' next Sabbath morning. This mes- sage is for yelling and old and is given in the English language for. you and your- -heed, Do not fail to hear it and the evening message as well, on the subject "Coorles,y, Chris- tians," Nothing can add such a,l rosy color ' and flavor to, your life; as exposure to the exhilirating lnfluencza Of the church. You'll:. be there? Thanks! CENT LI. . "• Mr. • lVlark MV1itchoIl has i eopenaad :his earlier shop, in .Moffatt s Hotel; gen tia.lin. ' . Mr. and 'Mrs,' i4)!, 13aynhan and Douglass,' of St. Thomas, were visif-, ors last week with Mr. and Mrs. G. BaynhaMe Miss Mildred Mitchell was a guest Teacher of'Ii'iana, Saxaphone, Trio-' lite ,and smaller . instruments, Con- oert enga6inents adoepted, Phone 101, Exeter, 9-74 tic, • aft Saturday in Loudon at the Wed- ding of her cousin, Miss Gei'trpde Andrew to Mt'. L. Borden, of Detroit, 11/1iss D. Davidson .spent the Week, end at ller home in Guelph. Rev. Mr, Hiscock, of Crediton'took. charge of both the morning andev- ening "services in the church . here last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Irwin preach- ing anniversary services at Shipka, • The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid will be ;held in the school room of the ei'iurch on Thu,'s- day afternoon, Mr, and Mrs, John Hepburn, .of London ,are spending tv few days at, the home of their son, Mr. Geo. Hep- burn and other friends,. Rev, Mrs. Irwin, ivho has been vis- iting in Seaforth forthe past faw weeks has returned lolne. WHALEN Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Morley and Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Pym motored to Forest do Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunning spent Sunday at the home of Nelson Squire at Sunshine, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Skinner and. Mrs. Hodgson, of Exeter, spent Sun- day at the home of John Hodgson. Mrs. Sim. Blight, of Thorndale, who has been visiting at the home, of her sister, Mrs. John Stevenson for two weeks, returned, to her home on Sunday much improed from her re- cent illness. Mr., and Mrs. Jas. Swallow are moving .to Granton this week, and Mr. and, Mrs. Garnet Foster are Moving . to the farm purchased from Mr.• Swallow. • Mrs. Geb. Millson returned to hell home. on .Tuesday having spent the l past weekwith her daughter, Mrs., Geo. Mardlin, London Tp. Rev. Mr. Hisoock, of Crediton had chargeof the service here on Sunday Rev. Mr. Erwin taking charge of anniversary services at Crediton. HUR ONDALE The regular meeting of the Huron- dale W.1. was hela a4 tae home of 1Virs. Cleo. Jeffrey with a goodly num- ber present. Mrs. Rufus Kestle pre- sided. After the business part of the meeting was discussed, a good program followed consisting of an instrumental by Miss Laura Hicks, reading by Mrs. A. Mitchell. , The topic "The Child—pre School Age, School Age and Social Life in the uoinrun ty" was given by Mrs. C. Allison. Mrs. (Dr.) Graham, gave a aemohstieeion of boneing a. fish 1 after which Miss, Jennie Strang was 1 ed to the Eich ca1l tandthe following; address was read by Mrs. J. M. Glenn ., To Our Friend" Jennie: We understand you are leaving us to make a new hone and new friends, and we, your old friends and co-workers of the Women's Institute wishto take this last opportunity of expresbing in a small degree our es- ieeni fork an old friend and apprecia- tion of your ever willing service to do• all rYpucouid tomake our Ineti tote meeting"s a success. You have been one;. of the faithful members who has, helped to build our Insti- tute on ,a strong foundation ,there-, :fore before leaving us we ask you to accept this little token of silver- ware. With it goes our kindest wishes for your future happiness in your •new :home. May your. married life be happy, And your worries few; y May your hubby never cross be, And your joy be always new. Lunch was then served by the ladies in- charge and a social half. hour spent. • EL1MVZLL : Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell visited at Mr, Geo, Bell's near Seaforth last Sunday. The . latter's- )tarn was burned to the groundearly Satur- day morning, together with his sea- son's crop, hay and harness and some implements; This js very un- fortunate at this time .of year, 'The cause is unknown, Mr, and Mrs,. Thos. Hodgert and children of near Seaforth, visited. at Mr. H. Ford's last Sunday. Silo filling is now the order of the day: Several .in " the neighborhood have lifted their potatoes which are an abundant crop this year although some pieces show some rot, Miss x'lorence",Herdman has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Squires in Exeter. Miss May Jones, df London, who recently returned froth an European tour, visited her cousin Mrs. Nelson Coultis and aunt, IVfrs..Tenry Johns. recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Francis, of London, spent the week -end with re- latives here. Mr. John Tucker is quite i11 at time of writing. Miss Vera Bannerman, of ;;t. Marys, visited a week with her sister Mrs. Lloyd John recently. Mr. Walter Johns, .of London, spent the week -end at his home, The W. M. S. are shipping ,a bale, of goods the week. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered to a large congre- gation in the church last Sunday morning. ,THAMES ROAD The teachers and officers of the Thames Road Sunday school spent a pleasant evening Monday and"gave expression to their appreciation;: of the services rendered by some of their members who are leaving the vicinity. An address was read by Mrs. Wiseman to Mr. Hy. Anderson, who is moving to Exeter and to Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ratcliffe, who are moving to Strathroy. The former was presented with an electric table lamp and the latter with an electric toaster. An enjoyable impromptu program was given and refreshments were served. • You can't expect too much in the way of eulture from those whd are more interested in fo'bd for the stomach than in food for thought, �1.1xv 1 i Of year neighbors and friends. I arrived home School is closed for the week ow- Spend it few itig to the illness of the teacher, Miss 'mother, Field, at her ,lionte at Strathroy, I Mrs, x,,. Sweitzer, of Exeter, is Mslten•dxD. ng Liappe, fertw, days with Mr. and rs 1vli"ss 'Esther Rech is spending a few weeksw,ith. .Mr. and Mrs, .A., Sitii'th. • Mr, andfornier' Mrs, Sim smonotheDer,itrieMh rs, ^visit -L led the . Deitrich on .Sunday, who, we are sorry to SaY 15 very poorly at pre- sent, Lumley Mr, Jas. Broadfoot received a tele- gram e gram fi•om Itis aunt, Miss Mary Broadfoet, who has been three years in West Palin Beach, Florida, say- ing that she escaped any injuries from the hurricane. 'Mrs.: "Sidney Beal, of Calgary, made a short ,visit ,with her friends on the "boundary before returning , home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and Master Billy visited the 'Broadfoot. • family "on, Sunday last. ! Mr. Horton McDougall last week purc'hased a fine Dodge car. Mr;.,and Mrs. Wellington Kerslake !motored to London Sunday to see 'their niece, Miss Annie Simmons, of Exeter, who underwent an operation for appendcitis in the Victoria Hos- pital there. CROMARTY The young people of the Cromarty congregation held a Weiner roast on Mountain Picnic Grove one evening last week. .A very enjoyable even- ing was spent, presided over by Mr. Dennyst The farmers in this vicinity are at :present filling their silos. The corn on the whole is an exception- allygood crop in this locality; The 'beautiful, woods on the west side of the mountain has somewhat the appearance of autumn. The trees are nearly bare owing to' an army of worms that are stripping the trees completely rl'f their foliage. Miss Jean Ramsay has returned to her home in Toronto after spending the 'week with her friends Mr. and Mrs: Roy' 'McCulloch. Mr. John Ewing, of Brussels, mot- ored doisin' and spent Sunday with Mr. John Scott of the village. Miss Olive Speare, of Toronto, ZION Mr. andr Jas. Beer, M s. ee , of Mit- chell, spent Sunday : with Mr. . and 'Mrs. John Hern, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke and Mr. and Mrs. Pulham, of Komoka, visited ,wither. and Mrs. H. Kyle on Sun- day. ". !Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Douglas, of Granton, have the sympathy .of many frie'nds`in their loss of- their babe, interment taking place at Zion cem- etery. • Brucefield 'WANTED PEAS and All Kinds of GRAIN We are• prepared to pay you the very highest pricesfor your Grain, and can also make arrangements for trucking same at a low cost, advise us by telephone or letter, and 1f it is your wish we will have 'our buyer call to see your grain personally. COOK . BROS. MILLING CO. Phone 54 Hensall, Ont. MT. CARMEL Rev. Fr. Corcoran on Sunday an- nounced the holy bonds of marriage of Joseph Houlahan to Kathleen.Mc- Keever, the 'marriage to take place the latter part of October. Mr. Dennis Quarry,of Detroit, spent a few days last week at his home here. Miss Anna Buckley; of Mackinaw City, spent last week with friends in the neighborhood. Mrs. Foley left:. for her home in Detroit after spending several weeks with friends here. A number from here attended the fowl supper at Shipka Monday even- ing. Khiva w�__d__--_-_____ October. aye; about sixty neighbors and friends met at the home of Mr. and Mrs, David Lippert and gave -them a pleas= ant surprise and farewell party be- fore their departure to their new home at Inwood. The evening was spent in music and dancing, during which Mr.• and Mrs. Lippert were presented with two beautiful chairs. The following address was then read by Mrs. Art. Willert and the presen- tation made by Mr. B. McCann and. Mr. A. Willert: Mr. and Mrs. Lippert both spoke a few words and thanked their friends for the beautiful gift. . Dear Mr. and Mrs. Lippert and family: We your neighbors and friends have assembled here this evening to spend a few hours in your presence,' as we have learned with regret of your intentions of leaving this neigh- borhood, and we wish to express in some degree the esteem with which we regard you. We have always found in you true friends, kind and obliging neighbors, always willing to give a helping hand in time of need and we realize that your departure. from amongst us will be our loss. But hope we may often see you back amongus again, and so Mr. and Mrs. Lippert and family we ask you to accept these gifts and value them highly. Not for their money value, but as a token of our love and good feeling toward you and as you sit by your fireside may they bring back to you memories of the good old times we have all had together at Khiva. We also wish you and your family health and prosperity in your new home and pray that you may long be spared to enjoy God's richest blessing.' Signed on behalf •eweseeexesecomneetesiseeteeeelemevega 0.t ois,1e n Batu ° holidays. "Mother looks forward r�to mytelephone said Helen to her.htasband'. 'iThat was a wonderful idea og yours, Fred, that I should alterz to my letters to mother with telephone calls. Nva inissos.me a good•deal and she was -just delighted when she heard lily voice. We talked h lot of things, too — sed moreuestio s •' three " 9 n in th minutes than we could have done in twenty Ietters. "And it's soernuch easier than writing!. WE; were both so pleased that I'•ve arranged to all her every Wednesday nil;hi; now--" . To bridge thoseunavoidable gaps, there Is nothing like an occasional talk ,by Long' Dis- tance. For a few minutes the miles are rolled away and sun c?- ered friends are brought fae-- to-face. 145' oodP.ae Recipe Mustard Pickles-Chow-chow—India Pickles—Sour Pickles-- Dutch Pickles -Relishes and Catsup. Our Recipe Book gives splendid recipes for making all of them. Write for a copy -mailed Free. ColmanKeen (Canada) Limited, Dept. 149 woo[Amherst St, Montreal X81 MAKE YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL -with a Brantford Roof of Asphalt Slates. You can have a soft toned roof of any color or combination of colors that pleases your taste. 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