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2131$,,0 notify Monaa. and custontezi
now located at Reliance in 'Wasson ai
uildhitran Kingston fit, am Prelmea to
repairs and lubricatione`bn maim of vast
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The eAttantee te, OW Funeral Home ---Where every family zsassured•
'Ofcomp1eel,personalized
.IIorneinakerkif enttei w1L Atd flour,' -'0a
pigo, th-4-,spaTAisktra4"ers. toolawilup tate, and 'Walnut -Meats broken- in
from Old ,ATeXic.0 the, cocoa heat, ep°14axeseette°Inesixg'til°rel4vir4.;'7wiet1111-,;441.14.
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lightly.,tionred pan and bake
dt- 375 degrees, for
greatrbetaniSt naPled-ROCOa.;;Theo •
`;' ,h0 TIP
1. y :COCOA Pagry; add' one tti
,bron*, ,Tood. et -the gods.'" r 4 •
lyteople the World , Over ' Con.
ea far „ One op pastry, flour
skier., cocoa eb,eoolate ..staple
foods 'and Use both great, ,• .betere,. you miX in shortening,. '
variety.- of VVaya.., - „ ; "11.17 .0hOcelate,`jelli
Roll oou:
i4hoeOlate_-,flavor popular and ' Ladd six tbstos. cOCoa: to Mixttire
It 40 always .,-eask- to: -.prepare `) of ,:01X ,
Cocoa,. or, ..ehoe(ilato fottiL, At enp,' of Li. • Instant 01;19C014tel,'4i:04,144,
cocoa, made rintritionsly,, enconr-',
ages the drinking of 'milk. Further.; to one-quarter pup
More,' those 'who consider? the cost • and Air. nntil,"blend , ix in
of . h!ealtivgiving'. drink may be. two ..gupal sifted,4elfig.eUfOr
and
surprised to knoW.- that you :get spread On cake, •." -
biot'sr large Opp, to the pound *4- ChoeOlate ; Cream „one -7
goOd brand of cocoa today..Autter, four cups
'icing sugar and add •two pi:mares
, COCOA .SYRIJP •
thlr:ee!tbertr.--';SCiti9i1P1.CO enee.lte-Ildel• a
• „,,„ -•one-quarter
cup creanc.: which has `•been
-.14-1,1Fterte--#r4eak,
5:--;;Olarfaenr4-0;001ate'
one-•-ttiptgra.ted,,,Otange rind to
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one eup orange syrup...
:which they made ',into a -beverage
fo„41;speaoeeaSIOn01, eaelLia47,29
, SOnany, ,,tarallles-11-avannd7likt,--Ctranston_serviee helpful and =. ,
capablethat again: and.again Other famiget-CoinTelle-ta-on'-the'2:4-'
-;recorainendatimi e-f:frie48.
' We apPr‘l-ate this confidence -and JR every way to quf utmost
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tO merit iti. . ,, - •
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• GOD EliltHI ---- OR I,G! NAL
FUNERAL HOME
p. cocoa, .
-"1/2.t0p, R7T
• Mix cocoa and 'sugar well ie.: -
A -ether.'" Add boiling water,*. eon -thine
-stirring,„Bring„.„mix to a ball and
poii-rTinte7-Clean'---Jai7 and-- store;. -lit
electric refitgeriter:-
• •- 409e.. cuocoirim.p.--3.-:
woo°, two -tablespoonsof cocoa
syrup inirserving'cup anal% with
hot- milk., , . - :.,t • -
-11101J.L.REIVCOE04:.ODDiNG
2/3 ° cup cocoa
• Miqup, remain -wheat• •
3/2 "Cup sugar „.
1 I:Mark-1)1MP '
• Irt tsp.A vanilla ' ' . '
Mix cocoa,' \ Cream of *beat and
sugar:. 'Bring railk to lioIllng- point.
Add*,dry ingredients and wok ;fif-
teen minutes, stirring Constantly.
Mayor -, with: .vanilla, 'Rinse 'jelly
moulds 'With 'cold-- water; '. fill with.
mixture and chili. Serve with eus-4
tard sake or Cream.„-. • .1 ""' • --
MAPLE •PUTTER', TARTS
. 3 tbspS, 'Shortening
. butter ,
cop ,p,mvut sugar \
• .4 tbsps -Cocoa •
cup Maple. SyrUp
• 2 eggs
.% tsp. Vanifla.
• 2/3cup walnuts
Cream "the butter and' slibifening\
together:, •-.'el.dd the other
lngredi-
ents. , Mix Well 't0u.d pour -by spbOri-
fuls- into mibaked pattle
alte--An elentric,..amen,,,at,egrees
for abouetWelity---fiveniintites;.Makes
twelve- tarts. •
. TYROL MUFFINS
. favorlte nrufrin-batter.i,
Fill each mould half full and„ -place
piece of 'Sethi -sweet •ChocOlate on
it, and I, ill ;with more-batt.Then
place, another piece Of chocolate on
.topi:. Bake In, eleetrie -oven at 409
degrees for 30 minutes.
;1/2- Cup -butter ;
• ' Clips granulated sugar
3- eggs
• .% -csaP flour
salt ' ""'"'
3 -Squares. Cooking. choColate
1 cap Wainut_m_e_atS
Mrs.- Straughan of, .GOderieil
• Spe.nt. •fejw. ,days ?last week With-
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her -daughter, Mrs.'"Hovvard- Sturdy.
Mrs, G. Ginn 'was" ahle. to return
to her hoin'e ititt, week,' after being
a patient for about a week, in Alex-
andra Hospital.. • . • ••r
The • met the.lhOmel4f.: BHNMILLER, JAIL, 1.04.-7.7.The.,
miss4Cay. Holmes, an Tuesday even-. -nuni-tongregational meeting of Ben-
ing of last . Week. Owin,g to the. niiller
United Church will be held
,weather-.. MA, the condition :6t. the
tifdaY, January 13, the
chureiL. • -
•iIr. Ross F.isher, who underwent
an operation .In the Settorth hos-
pital recently, was able to return
oine-"One-day '
Mr. and. Mrs. Benton ,Good of
Goderigh 'spent 'Sunday • with
_Parents; Mr. -and H. Good. • • •
Quite a nutnber • from. Beninille.:
attended . the WoMen's 'Institute
euchre party at Carlo* last Friday
night. .• 777".
Mr. and; Ma. A. Boss of Gale-
rieh and Mrs. L. 'Jervis ,of,i-InTmes,
vine. were visitors- With 'Dirs.
Walter0 the past week. 1.
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ST ART' DISCOVERED . "
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et;eighteenth Century was the
'7*§"..Y,Trar-ef the potters.- 2 Sincethese
- days, craftsmen. the world over have
'Striven.. to. imitate the 14asters.' of
the .71700'S..: ;Until ' or they have
beeause. Many of the:
secrets of imparting and .glaze
into' the clay, were lo Cluj:the in-.
dnOtrial revolution- h.:swept the
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old and new worlds inpeotineteenth
century: „Now, -however,. after 1,nany
years of -exparimenti,4ome-- Of tlie•
"lost" Laetrets have beenglisetiVered;
ncectding a United Kingdom
firm *claims ,that Its tech.
•niciana have succeeded in correctly
ithitatin.g,„ the coloti 'and 'glazing
techniques off-the:a! einTfaterViift'S-
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,stroeriy,counutugtifi*Ne.
aiiidoiik--EiceteTi- Sea. ri
Write Box 16o, or phone 413,
- Exeter -
and, wq ghalk..be pleaged to
Several* thousand -buyers :and fashion'fourrialisti: frem.
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over. fifty countries Were .in London for the-;,4•Fashi0 . Fort-.
7n.ight._194W-Ej!eg.fintiy.-to,..-ateAltItal#A.4: iptininaeady-to--
,.. ;
' eeePte44.47.-PR 1.O.4,..,4%-.Akall.#11:O..
;wear fashions, -,-4..•diSpiay efteata•and•Suits,7WAV*01.4114ZeW
•usinesS-. edniista--.0--11.-- grocery, fed )owarlivaitoirx77—:,---,'. ' • • ' - .•
of -the • Parithrir-CVoWative;..*The
., by the -XantfreAndr Co-iaiiiii4fittittfaCtiikers"z,Dittport• .Gronpr-
mill, farm supplies and egg7grading • -Drilling, has'." been carried ',..dOvin;.
• and held. at, Grosvenor -House, rat..k-,144ne. This . picture
....shows (left) • a Ledux ,model -coat -in blue, ..white cheek , 'station. ., , - -----, , ." ' .raore than, WO, feet on the farm of•
tweed -.ivith. Crossover' collar,' and (right) A Rarella tued0r-
liain Sherrill!, died in the W.inghaln to14.-fik,-theL,hoi4e of..finding4d1.-,,Ten:
, Rebecca Farrier, Widow. Of . Wil-;• Herbert Allen six miles from' Nal -
brown, green tweed swagger 'etrat;--tbe-.-ifoie-ef-Twhich eau.
hospital On December- 22nd, In her years ago a hole was , sunk :10)00- • .
be worn in several differmit Ways,' 'Note the large cuffs.- ',
, ninety-sixth year, Born ',An Wont- felt ontheAllen; lam and-Iieldeilt
. . „ . ,.0.04.00.:-.0ii.
. , .. ,,x . w ttir -county, she came with her Sonie" Indieatiort -.Of ' oil.' . 'A", prtvate, '
,-_, BENIVIALtg • '• • :-TOWNSTITP COUNOL p:re
L.. ,_..._.,..,.. . and in 1878 married Mr. Slier -riff, on Us farm, but inembers*.are hoit'-
gtsto_West Waivannsh:in 180, :syndieate is,„Uaneing, a.second test • '.
Who dieirtwerityifour. 'years ago. toe): opeful.of striking oil. . it intik% .•
.,,,..• ILI:OG.0;7er iiIP:7491,irlii_i13_::_,°_00,17:11Len.:P.,,°±41:e.i. ,ci_h.:..er,ailsTSur9evc,i.Ared -by one son and be two -months yet befOre -:the Oil.- •
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./.;ir dauglithaL,,ialso a brother, W. lers are down to the Alept.4' ,at, vcf-b,44--. .
bthile jAarnsutainrYeegttinb.4'114101.11th9line yessevaiir.Ie. for
.-t;',iritimiktonts t'olloma0.00-1)n;i1',ictill'''. .re.)1. : - .,,,,.' '.: P. ' ' • *toil blen,Inb$,:f°1l.nd';',..iri:*7-.14--ali..:
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, - ... . Luckno* Legion; ."' ,
.- Reev,e' Gordon A,'"-Orir".and, OvAn-, •
Ictild' gaii.6, '•••been i 1444 At'.44t7ivtitrii,"terfto Exeter's publict i..,
13:61140"1:1';';''e,:hPlqukrYsi' a7.4t1111:14in'. ,IN.Nieleitb°01sia°0:*•ofF4.--11r.E1141ekterillinlY146'
two live -year-olds are.x.e0Ytv.rocl, ,toWn" sidw took nbtlf„Telast week in
of Helelt .'Tan Camp, tbe
0.v(44,71sh•tri:rett.,:o beeu 440-4.1744.Aien, to431,;:rtrut .7twh:cigieurtr
• ' After 'a trip, .to Northern' vntarte
:terfi:4):OnCltitirfsil66;° 0! the Suprezne Oourt the couple will 414ke. th*'11°11* 411
-Toronto for twenty-five •Yea -r$,' , LPL Exeter ,YAPOth."
'a Partner of AXthur $1401t, i(lroet3 'AinUdik .
Wing ,r.-Conimander-, ._Robert, `F.:. uNeter
tOokTeoranland the Year' gyp', celebration r smashed'. a •
gliut911. oP:1 'Mirror An .04%4041114,' br.OE.0 '--
Thursday laat • 'Efe:Aucceeds yiring- large plate', .glass. windovv7btr a
'Oomniacider 'Chester 1 -lull, p,r.g. grocery store and tv.pane of &Ss in.
who goes to'Ottawa, after two. years another building, and; after*ards'''---
-usofninandIng-.0faCer••••-atf;Olintoz- tried to -fimasit-severat,"--ear`7",wIndows.:---- -
_Norinan, Radford,- who has • been.
'033Ployed 'with the , Myth. Partners'
C.o-operatiye' for ol.e past two years,
He was picked. up by. a policeman
and a doctor was called. to dress
a wound received bis ...crazy .z.• •
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Drllling for 011 -
,roads, the attendancewas not OS -
large as usual.
. 0.ICay IPluites was. -hostess
to the members of her, Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority on.--1Wednesday-,even
ing week: • - , „;•
Ladieie.Aid Meeting. -Tho Ladies'
Aid ;met at the r home. of Mrs. • O.
Whitely and Mrs..* B. "Whitely- Ton.
,Wednesday afternoon of, last -week,
-witlx--a „good attendance,
call was: an'sWered with di4e•cit
Year's • resolution. the Scripture
was read by- Mrs. B. Walter. Sev-
eral ,letters'of thanks from shut-
ins for Chriatnias gifts Were read
- FUNERAL SERVICE!
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'"N:07CATir-oliter-, or
of our Funeral
Home, Toron--
to
The 'president.' read 'it • card.' and • • • :
letter from Mrs. I. Hninber JAAL13,41rrISTE, .
Iffaroitton 4*fendieg Christmas • • . IS FORGING AHEAD
-greptingS--.Ar,---411--4-Mentbers ,or •
Mrs. (Rev.) KilkOtt,.a. fornie-r• much- I iMMtpia•entsioenalltalidaita!ltshielaCruetbh:ei'fa'"ru-ital-air
WA: in t Q .. ilarcte. of her. sister?:
loved minister'S. wife', #112. is cot -i, is 6:" halkcentery: behind ., the" -rest
fined to a hospital. )ztri.-XI'arence 1 of Atte country in. •his fanning
,Sturdy Was appointed, bazaar C00 practices 19M ' .\#. splendid ,.p practice's. There , are visions.' of
-gram-7-of.....readingg,..,,cAnteat...q.; e e 4,44,12-..ciiiiiitersomezpiterinrilt•-
tr.°'•.i:sloW-moVing •oten tilling.' the poll
Was" in charge, of Mrs. Reg. Sturdy: tant IT:thought •of as ioineone frOM
A• dainty lunch was 'serVed by the
•hostesses. _ ' - -
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emors*,, K. C. mernei.--7( E. IT-, Gii-ggic • . Mrs.- Bruce Cann; „ of -Clinten, gleets' Mears ..,
Wiimeir.flarrisen- and 0--• E. Laith: made- a long-distance call to talk. to ...Robert. Simpson Of .Kintall is the.
waite all 't6cok the ileelifratien of ,her Mother in Holland; a. distance -new , president' 'of - the 1„..,ticknow ,
office and -oath of Eilleglaaee befere• of about 4,000 miles: Mrs. Cann branch .. of the . Cana,diati Legion;
the Clerk - at 11 .a.ni: .and then Ifil-eatne to Canada from Holland to Other Offieers eleeted at -the . last' - i
-johracigto.megt again-,at,-.1.•-p.ra._ Years ago as a .vvar bride,„ meeting- are; FirSt. yice-president,
. Minutes of the4ii.hastvteav.,:taerdlirezeyt:: mST,rdeliF,alior, and , xi. - - ,. ...,,„ ,Kpreeusnideetlapt.,, 'Onapirertia jxtiQeheojeoac, evi:rt.e:-,4,.
ing ' were.. -read. rtRheohnefutsroonn ocf:rCoparliomw., teacurytivtreeedomsntroeriter,te.,..01Ww. 00Anct Dre-rwenr.nlaez..
Sehebi. Attendance Officer; 'PO., 1t i11 be 'held In the' Clinton OM- party, David-fCtowan, .Clifford Craw,' *
. --,PreWererifinlore
legiate. Institute Wilding: , 'ford. - •"/,, • , . ,.
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law NoM.setting the salarid_les-trofttihncle
different officials,Wastlille
giyen. a first reading; Clerk,;,.$300.; provement Association, •presiding, a. Kenneth , McKenzie; • William .
Treassurer;:$200; Assessor, to be 84 landing 'held, last week -,,at Clinton Pappas, Clifford 'CraWifOrd.; ser -
'when his duties are -ascertained ;7 -decided on Mareh 10 and 11 as. the geant-at-arnas,, Milani. •-Stimson;.
Collector, $150 , and :Penalties.; dates for the third anunai seed fair. phaplain,.Itev. A:011 TaVeneri calor' .
lienitters_oftthe 'Council to receive
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Pronipt Ainbulance .......,- . —..—_ .................,..
ST. HELENS
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: .Servicp . .
. P ne 05 -- 'tell: -365-eirr ' 1--tsp. Na°111a '
.. ST. HELEN.; JartF9,-Mr. Fiml
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'•. ,.-4 . Anderson, and MI-.,..,,p,m1.110s. David
Cierrni-the-,huttert add the sfigar
gra-dtuav • "iidd' the eggs -And -±heat Ande'rson • of ,-,--AshlieldOvere-- receas
i . visitors,' with ,kra;,..*.aelitt,,,, and.' MA
_ . , and_m_La„: Lorne Woods. '''-‘,. ' ' '
. : . , Mrs. M. G. Newton has retaX ed
exriedy ere. Ica'.
.ip . ,
fr.145•40:MOMPI
43 for, each sitting of the board,
and 'MI for./._acting ,,as road com-
Missioners, . .' .
''' Bylaw No. g, appointing ;the vari-
ous ,officers, Was filled; with the
exception of Assessor, : until the cur-
rent ..Court .of ' Revision .haa been
finished: Clerk, ,R; E. .ThoMPSOn;
Treasurer, H. B. Whitely; Collector,
H. "sturdy ;. School Attendance. -OA,
licer...X..te,d...X1aolininl-Liits;:de..4
eitied.••-not, to appoint a-.weedin-
the pages of,a history of medieval speetor for, the Township, but raffle',
1
Europe.- 1. ..• . • 1- let the County Weed Inspector be
. No picture, • 'however,-• can ,-_-4,1:re tfie only inspeetor. Q. C. Gin- was
farther from -the truth. In the last appointed the TOwnstripi*Trepresent-
letr-years-thel-Quebee farmer -ha ative (111. the GOskricii Hi h School
jpa,de remailkable• Progress in scien-. Area•Board“theIrvine ebbutt the
thic agriculture. , Although one repreSentative on the Clinton High
infght see the -odd-team.. of ',oxen lat- „Saliool _Area, Beard; ',Fred Middle -
work in Some remote areas ,6f, ten ands, Reg., ,turdy, the livestock
Gaspe i most .Of the .heary. work valuators for' the Township:
is now done by tractors, the horse Fence-vjeWer's ,appointed were.:
after spending•some i,q with. h r ' •
cart has given way ' to the-- auto- Ward , 1 • Geo. • McilWain, -‹.---Ben
- -- -- - • -,kpfotrile\ ea', a- -Mode of eonVeyance SovgerWand-Geo.:_Feagan; ward 2,
righter, Mit. ClaytonCeliarlton•spf
--koNchwureh and Village. Many militia A.ustin StiirdY,- Jas. McMillen and
,
Port Albin, who is .- again, a°, 1)8,004 ciptili lei\ are ,,,4eeping ,seep-ndttry Dougall,
Rodyes; _waid, -3, Doug.: me-
-in the Chathani hospital" ,
Tbe National Film
,.. Board; *la_ bre.,-,,„,
' ' roads plowed during winter to eiy. Dougall, r. McClure and, G. Rath-
pres "t a coinintnity filra program:" ,,,,
a ,,,_, : ruralr.h, o ,. -k • - well;,,,ward4. and 0,.,Kred, 1Vilddie-
•` 'wtOlit4;41E..._;j:16Waurta andteil,iiPotter ;.
Edens • school on: well- - , , 'use of. -,t \ea cars., 6. ' '
Council to •obtain its ,-opinion re-
garding it chOnge in'•the boundaries
of the. Clinton and2-c4oderian*. nigh
•SchOol area. J. •-.Inkead
Goderich als0,. was present -to Speak'
on this subjeet. '
R. Aennett -requested--ft grant
_to tbe Hitron County Seed Fair.
$10
The Clerk was instructed to order
ten copies of The Municilpal World
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for the officials. ,
-The-Cletk was inStructe&a1S,o to
contact County Clerk N. W. 'miner
.tition-the----eounty--Goun
to take IMinediate• steps. to have the
entire County undertake a campaign
to -eradicate the 'warble fly, it Was,
felt* to be rather. nnfair,..for this
Township to continue with an
eradication -plan if no co-operation
could be had from the, adjoining
areas. rurther action' an this waS
laid Over ,Until atter -•the next
County Connell meeting.
-,`The.Blerk .was instructed to apply
CO --The- Gedei•Ich Township „Tele-
phOne. SyStein for -a refired on 'a
telephene,
oyerpaid. , 7 .
It vas pay, 9-, li,--mtiott,
70c _per :rard lorkpatchingftd•roads;'
until a new bontract Tr gravellfilA
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e• . • According to the Rural Electri- • ...,.. r-- ' Blake
nesday evening; Januar g 18, it 810. . • • \ - •and. w ..131ffffm ' • "
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Mi. Fred :111eQpillin will ' conduct a ncatiOn Blireatr f bee, ' ''• - • — -.:___.• '
13Oundkeepers_. a.ppornted,,, were:
disctission on soil cOnservatidn.: It per cent, - ok',:tar hotheS ' in the ' "
Ward -1; Robert SovverbY.; 2,',Lorne
GODERICH: IVIEMOB;
Ss. 'hoped,. that .everyone-Willtalee ,P.r.O.ince _have bee .:_electilfied--4
-,. Redges; - , , Merrill Switzer ;-4„,
,adirantage ' Of' the 'opportunity „to- cenaPare.d withl•WZnty'one per Cent.;
- Arnold 1Vidier • 4 5 EC NICUartner•
4-111WFIST. D • . ESSI &PS .
see these worthwhile pictures. . in 1940, This has. allol'l the in- ...•.* ' ' ' ' '`•'
., V(7,omen's,' Institute -Mrs Lorne otallatien ' of .. electricall -Operated 67 vv. Glazier,. :-.. . .4, is, advertised -and let. _ . :
With these' names bylaW No. 2 The sectional read patrolmen . •-oya8* op mAppuou
,
Woods was hostess for, the 'January nio-chilles, refrigerators, .,
shirig wa ' i .en fir t ' it ' - .
s.g N. a s rea Trig. . . were reinstated; as It' W4S felt they Guaranteed worknianstdp at '
Mrs. S. A. Todd Presided and expenditure L' of_ $35,000 ... On the egPeclitily•lu erecting and relnoving
Bylaw No . -3, to provide for the could be of valuable •assistance,
SAVID , ALL AGENTS rims *.
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Meethli of the Women,'s Institute. xgaohines, radios,. ' The ,.Canadian . prices that -will .please, ycni.
roll call was respended,tto with "one '
the. Institute of , Plumbing -and' Helting
Aports that •of the 150,000 Quebec --,
, Towpship roads, wet discussed and, '''no*fence. Appointed -'.-were Reg. Call it our aka; or fliiiVits a
anka*.froni Mrs. Morrey for gifts. farm,* hinnes 10.5'z' per cent. .have •
bidoor°,plumbing, 25 per cent...inside\,,gailes,' .with the clerk, to preppie, Sturdy, D. McDougall, -Allan -Bet-
was. diVided. into the.folloviing cated johnston; , Harry , Powell; Mel:
NIB be pleased :ti'eaui and 'help
,good laW for health," . A letter of dna' to Box ..161, ' Goderieb.. We
_.:,. to hospital Was tead, running water and',14 per' pent hand hnd'present it..,at the next Meeting: ties, Don Harris;!. R. Welsh, C. M •
lioose 'a fillit66113' inex.noilskjit
also',,ae Wingh4m
' Paisn, !sAat More 4 gE0.1':
1' I I wafer punips inside the •honse. Bell 6,
., .0 nstructiOn $5 000maintenance Cullough, J. Connell, R. McIlwain, mr'tandly.Plats . ...,
otter from C,KINTX in regard'
ItPt.,tWheikfracgr• ;,, to donate .$.0 to the; _.pTeerlepchenotn,e,,,,osetitotitisotibc4sr,,vreuarlatt
eastta?- ,machinety repairs,'. $21,00,0,.. and,- MiS7-. and ,W.:' Perifound: -
$20,000 ;..., new machinery, $1,990 ; J. Wilkins, Av. Forbes,: C. Tebbutt
11.. ko..SPOTTON '
svaxzmenfor kildreniraosptc ilahnients now have telephones corn- cellaneonsi $7,000. ,!: - . - - c mmonicabons read -and' Bled ,‘ --st..--Andemo,m--to:---
London.-' Mrs. G ge Stuart ,as vita, :Vitil 27 per ,eentrtir4 54 (1 Bs lass :No. 4,- to .provide. for the Were !Loin ,pities SerVice Oil CO.,
•°, a mostliterestint a ,,Inforfnative ago. Il'se of c onnuercia 'fertilizers, borroVth
ving of . .$15,000 from _e
japer -on "social .•.,#6.1 • -;,,! giving pesticides' and, other • agrietiltui.al Ithyal Bank, was given .three read--. I
. many belaul ', health hin Mrs. %chemicals have increased consider- ings and pAASed. , ' , .
\V. A. miller read two .poems, "De.: ably over the past"Ten' years. and, , X -t was decided that no claim
If ceinber „31.4e and- St tit -.W-h has 'tesnited fir-Aarger 71elds ,and over $200,_ orl any' claim. ef! any
1 •At,
' • . YOA: • Sta114.'i . Lunch -was, serYddf )ettertcrOPs•doubt, re •liVe stock darange.ilTord
•.withc-,' Mrs.,. W. A." 1-lumphreY and , l' this indicates ''''Iti?,it- .lea 4- ye. submitted without ,the"aphile
, Mrs. S. A:' Todd aS hostesses. .11ap ' te • is fast moving up 7front oembro.thi.vaTluobabtuOrtst.., lvaitecc,...on_tim.„ °
..„: -Of- the-. nearly: 100 daily news- .411 Can a's farm 'parade. ' '
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- •-•,..-.., , .
apers publiShed in Canada, 83 are F.,4,yelk.L.Vea .• about 200:900.sons .
Illhgligli-litrigtiageT, papers, li tYre and daughters' Canadians rene'ir,.±.........,
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Prench-language, papers; 4 . are •twenty-one years • age and full- Ir , '
Iritutse.,and„.X,:nye':mdalki:- -- -- strats-its'eltivra.--- --
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and
CO.; SaifttionArtnY,--Ileck Menlfirial
Sanaterlimi "re an indigent patient,-
ProVincial Department:44 • ' ,
tare, Department of ,..11ighwayiV:
Central 'Mortgage antl,HoUsing Cor-
poration; Departinenti of -Planning
rand Developitient. :
eunts-•presented.--nnd-.,-tkrder.4---r-
paid: Miss Acheson, use 'of ..Uottirei •
$'4;, .D. Gliddon, 'relief account, ••
$50.95; Registrar of Deeds,' 65c;
Joseph - Wilson,- _shooting_ a, sheeti•-;
dog; $5; Municipal World; 'suppliet,
• HedleY...2.631,Se.,„ faX.4*-1Anfro
• ; 'Bennett, grant Seed
Fair, $10--r-II: B. Whitely; suppltds,
.24„.; Superintendent's ,nayroIlJNO.-_,
1, $1,185.20. ; ''' • '
'Council then: adJourned :tol• Meet" -
at 1.$0 p.m. On February
E. THOM SON, Clerk.'
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Machine .driven by a 260 tfm,Stroke engine znounted
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