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W121)1001)0', AUGUST 1064. lila $
HOWICK
John Andrew Seraules Earls
At noon, Wednesday, July 27th,
there passed away a1 the home of
111s uopli0ws Andrew and David Mo -
Lennon, 2nd con, of Grey, one of
the Old places or Hawick Tow11-
.>1hiIp, in the person it John Andrew
Sir.nules Naris, at the ripe old age
or SS year$. Bora near Ennis-
tdillen, C,Outrly Fermanagh, Ireland,
he caane with his parents at the
age of twelve to Canada, then a
land of forests and settled on a
fano on the 2nc1 con. at Howlett,
later on owned by the late Richard
G•ratuger In hie early manhood he
married Sophia. 1-1o111ugsh .tl) also
A resident of the 2nd Con, of How.
telt and practically 011 of his ti1't
was spent on the old 41o111ngsbead
homestead except fo ra number of
years spent in construction work
at Niagara Pals, 'Dlie past two and
a half years he hes lived with his
nephews in Grey. Atter the
death of 15411 first wife Ile married
Mics Isabella llieNell of McNab St.,
Hamilton, formerly of Banbridge,
Co„ Doyn, lretau1, She prede-
ceased hint about ton years no,
, The subject or this notice was
the son of the late John Earls and
Margaret Campbell, both natt(,es or
Ireland Brought up an Anglican,
he later pained St. Andrew's Ties
byterian church at Molesworth,
where for many years he was a
regular attendant, Owing to the
absence, on holidays' of his minister,
Rev, A. Leggett of Molesworth, Rev,:
H. Snell, the Putted church Pastor
of Roe's church kindly conducted
the funeral services. Interment
was made in the Molesworth Ceme-
tery, Hawick and Grey Boundary.
Pallbearers were six nephews, Wn1.
J. and Audrew McLennan, 'Robert
J. anti David McLennan, Prank
Earls, Wvoxcter and Wnl. R. Little,
Brussels.
Ia polities he was a Conservative.
FIe was an ardent Orangeman and
never missed a "walk" as long as
health permitted, Three years ago
ou July 12+141 he celebrated hie Stith
birthday by holding a Re -union of
old frieullls, relatives aed neig111oes
at his home on the banks of the
Maitland in ilowiek, Honest in
1rJs dealings with his fellowmen, a
good nelglhbor cud a favorite with
the C1111dmeu whole he dearly loved,
he will be missed In the homes of
iris friends and acsusintances, The
last of his faultily, he was prede-
ceased by his sisters, Mrs, John
McLennan, Grey; Mos, John Means,
ltlue.vate; \firat. A'lagi,^ie Hurter,.
New York; 1tlrs. Annie Barton, New
York and brothers, Robert Darts of
Wroxeter and Jamey Darla. of Porn
lege La, Prairie, Man, Mrs, S. J.
Wright and Mrs. Stan, Dunbar,
Ethel; Miss Jane McLennan, Germ -
ley; Mrs. lien 13.0113enbecg, of Palm-
erston. and lifts, W, 0, McBride,
Hamilton, are nieces of the de-
ceased gentleman,
Notice
A Court of Revision on The Hack -
well Drain will be hold in the Town.
ship TIa11, Morris on Monelty..
August 15th, 1938 at 2 o'clock.
Panties interested please attend
A 1VbacE r'eir Clerk Morris
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WE PUT /kip BLUE SUNO.0
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.8. '1'. DON.AI.r> R CO,. Limns°
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Jana 21st, 1938
Sun 011 Company, Limited,
Toronto. Ontario.
Gentlemen:—
This will advise you that our repreoontati a was
Present during the tilling of drums of gasoline in
both Montreal and Toronto, used in the testa which you
Aro making' On gasoline named by you Canada's New
Gasoline", These drums were sealed with our marks
with tamperproof seals.
Samples et this now gasoline were compared 10
our laboratory with samples of the New glue Sunoco
taken at random from retail dealers' tanks. 'Our
analyses show that the gasoline used in these tosts war,
the same in ovary respect as the New Slue Sunoco now
en sale to the public except for the blue coloring
which, wo understand, was omitted to avoid identltloam
tion by motorists in the tests.
In our opinion the coloring does'not affoot •tho
porforoanoo of this gasoline 10 any way.
Your[ very truly.
J. 4. DONALD AND COMPANY, Limited.
JaM;EMoIt.
itiao-proaidobt.
OT... left out the blue color
and called it "Canada's New Gaso-
line". . . then
matched it against
30 gasolines, including 13 pre-
mium priced fuels, in tests made
by 1Q69 motorists in six cities
g6C- that
the E LUE SUNOCO
giwe ifiette4 peieunanee than
tha4e7halkenl
920 OUT OF 1069 MOTORISTS CONVINCED THEMSELVES
THAT THE NEW BLUE SUNOCO IMPROVED THE
PERFORMANCE OF THEIR CARS!
These motorists were people like yourself, came from all walks of life, drove practically
all makes of cars. They tested New Blue Sunoco on the highways and byways, under
exactly the same conditions you will encounter—tested Blue Sunoco against the
gasolines they had been using, 30 of them, 13 of which were premium priced,
PROVING THAT BLUE SUNOCO IS A MOTOR FUEL OF SUCH AMAZING
SUPERIORITY THAT IT RANKS AS AN OUTSTANDING GASOLINE,
LABORATORY ANALYSIS PROVED THE GASOLINE THEY
TESTED WAS THE SAME AS THAT SOLD TODAY AT
ANY BLUE SUNOCO PUMP AND AT REGULAR GAS PRICE.
Test this New, Improved Blue Sunoco today in your own car. 17o like these motorists
did. Convince yourself that Blue Sunoco is today's outstanding motor fuel at any price!
dew and In,p,,o�
'vhe epi
AT REGULAR GAS PRICE
Harry Champion's Gara
CLASSI FED ADS,
FOR SALE---
°numbers, Poppet's, and.. Silve1r
shin Onions. phone 19X
Harry Querin
FOR SALE..-,-
Good Road and ,Cement Gravel,
else 3 Massey Qtarmis "Binder Truck.
phone 4.2.20 Baxter Stevenson
FOR SALE—
A small Kitchen Stove in good
condition at Wm, Smith, Grey Twig.
Phone 5$.r-8,
FOR SALE-
S Pgs, 0.weeka-old, also year•old
Leghorn Betts,
phone 51-1.0 Dave Shiels„
FOR SALE-
Seven Pigs 0•weelts-old,
Janes' Riley
SM, Lok 25, 'Con, 7, Morris
FOR SALE--
Brick
ALE—Brick Veneer house, on Princess
street, fann1Qr home of the late
Waiter Yulll, 2-p
apply to John Yuill 01
John Bowman, Executors
FOR SALE—
Anyono wanting to purchase
house or wanting to rent Mrs, W.
phone 79 Mrs', Wm. Sinclair ,
WANTED
Peng man o1' woman to solicit
sabscriptans for 'Ladies Hon1e Jour-
nal and Country Gentleman (5 yrs,
$1:)- will pay $5 per day,
w:lte to
P. C. Dreier -Curtis, ren,
Formosa, Oat
FARMERS ATTENTION.,
MONEY TO LOAN
Mortgage Loans on Improved farm
properties at 5%, No valuation
Nes or chattel morgage required.
H. 3. COTTY & CO.
Farm Sales Service, Stratford
WALTON
Miss Iris Bateman of Hamilton
is spending her holiday's with her
grandparents \Ir, and Mrs. R. IioY.
Miss Levey of Brussels is spend
ing her holidays with her grand-
parents Mr, 111,1 Mrs, Eg. Roe,
.Miss. R. Burns who has been visit-
ing her sister in London has return-
ed home, .
Mrs. K. Rutledge and Evelyn of
']'0l1, ito are Speltding their 11011days
with the former% mother ells. C.
Drager.
:lir, Fred' Rutledge of Toronto is
spending his hosdadye with his par-
ents Mr. And Mrs. Rutledge,
Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Hum:phltles
spent Sunday with friends in Elm.
Mr. alhd'i1is. C. Neabla and family
Of Toronto spent the weekend with
the latter's mother lslrs. R, Living-
Ston,
The Walton group of the W,M.S.
of Duff's United Church 11e1b1 Ps
regular molutltly [meeting Thursday
with a good attendance. The
meeaing was opened by singing
"Jesus Loves: Me." Mrs, D. Living-
stone presided and read Psalm 96.
Prayer yas offered by Mrs. W.
Hackwell. 'Tile roll -call, minutes
of the last meeting and treasurarts
report were given. A chapter of
the study book, "Through Mission-
ary }Vintlows," was read by Mrs, C.
Drager. "Rescue the Perishing"
was sung and the sheeting 0103rd
with prayer by Mrs, D. Living-
stone, The ladles spent sono
time in quilting,
Mit and Mrs, H, Last of Windsor
sent the week -end with the letters
sister, Mrs{, R. Hoy,
Mrs. K. rare and baby Maxine
spent the ,past week with iter par-'
parents Mr, and Mrs. G111 of
London,
Mr. and Mrs, J, H, Humphrey of
Wallterville spent lite past weep
with friends in the village, they lett.
on Monday to visit Wends. in Hast-
en Ontario and New York stole,
Dr, and NM. D, I3aclewel1 and
family Of 3altond, N.Y., are visiting
tate tomato's brothels and Sisteits' in
the vicinity,
M•r.s P. B, Gardiner and Vera
of Toronto are visiting friends is
the village,
Mr, and Mrs, 0. 33ewnettl and
Gamily ,x281111 1130 week -end with
,frien[ie in Toronto.
Mish Rete Campbell of Gotiaurielt
spent the Past yeek with her
(tousle Mtiy. W. J, Hluthlybries,
Mr, and Mrs, Silas. Jennison drd
Jim spent. Stinalaty ht Sarnia,
mho August meeting of :.tit U,k'..
W.0, will be held al, the notate of
ilIrs, Gorden AleGavin on Weders.
clay, Aug, 17th at 2 p,tt' The
'rapid "Dreseinnkinge to Its taken
by Mrs Clarence Bennett. Ttyl, Call
tD he alasnvoed y "What 11 tape to
sew Best." -