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W<�a l nlw•hys been furl .c;.4r•1 in the
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work of the United Mimeo and 1*
tier. Leland C.J of ens
ell um•
ducted the regular n linIn: .tidetee n lire member or tit,* Wom ns
at Knox Presbyterian (' 4t4t•eh , n 'Missionary Society, also an ardent
worker Dor the Rel '.roes, holdingon
Eunda
the
at the present time for reRlsing
, spoke tie the 1'irabiof
r the distinction of hating knit lite
a.eat So. or" Ilointin; not that
much the stone exe11,: `� ft0 matte
greatest number of s0t•1c- of env
one iu•'this district, Mrs. Cole has
family of three daughters and
t "rasa Ile 1.
Y+tur sans llObrrt, Tornnir: (4ean•go,
'Repel,
God's invitation o '
° ' Chance,
Many
n nurloul h. Ill "London• Bert, Regina;
Manchuria, i•1 home on furlough. will 1 ,1n9a••1 r 1'
aiYe fur =_ i . . .s1e'i errs. Brandon,
I Regina: (lean) Mrs, Jams Mi
be the speaker next Sunday. alisU 'Bary, Of
At the morning service in the 1 Ole, Delgr.tve; and
Itnited Church, Rr41, J. A. 3nr•d1'n . '�,0nalosr,
rseli
I and fuuttay. Bennrillee. with
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Personals: Gmests with turd Mrs H. C. T
Rigging were 311 (rent Bradley, P,OnO1e Bruce. and Eric, 1 ...........d --"•.--"M""'..._.--,_.-.-. - ...- _-----_—
,1Its. J. C. tilneste N. i FOR SALE --
1 I Ondotl an'1 :47i-,
Emu Trie with Mrs. Sadie Laming:
t Quebec
. vas
Theta y' ,hall
1."'s8)"1 8: Mr. -Incl Mrs Mal
A. euchre p ith a held in t?tri I Conk r
n Mrs. •Leimard Cook with Mr. an
s 1 drxboro
on b Ida•; awarded
4.4, y '17r and Airs. 1E. Johnston; Mr. an
The lady's prize was awnrrlrcl t d
conducted the eommuninl service.
FOR SALE -
11. cltnula.about 70 lbs.
Vitiate'13-r-fo Selwyn ll;tker
FOR SALE—
Registered Aberdeen
p month' aid.
Angus torn.;
Tho.. 'r',tli 3
lc dace,
Earl "curers
of Sittig Mi1i `�
r sale cedar ,1
FOR SALE—
Garage 20 x 12, pian
Aoud condition, pried tt
1i phone 161x -r-2
ant NOTICE—
We are note al crit
Ing Hemline, also to
Mies Bonin Rrech'1n i t"c and i i11• ltrs, 1. obrrt Riley, Lo•t
pones and tiTornr*t Maio Saw,
11r Frank Tait T) onrn with tie. (leo, l0 uolltr'1 i
13,m11P1't`;mn won the myths 'ree and Tat*, lits Cel•r1dPhone 5(i -r-13
A4M77 ED
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Feathers new and cJ d.
Bags, Sco l.ts.Iron and Fetal.
ars.:rl all Q..l er s�alvagable materials.,
1K4NEsi pmas
On.,: cs Every Afternoon
ets of 1.P°.g2ir�g.:;s
F r�l'.a� b�o �t� .Mer
9g qq P gib
AF r i'yl . Y elle cgs. ersQ'DV '..
c *;t . 'i G cXe N M?(tli'nt1 -1„ ;
Pleat ng- t71
Knox, (rorrir: MY, inti MDS. ` 11 • lir. earl Mrs. B.1111`11, Galt,
t and, "'Ott• , nuke 171c 1�,
Anderson ,4 '' h erson and baby,
M1IcT he? 1 ...
with 17r and Mrs Roy Tnrvev I Clinton, with Mr. and Airs. 1reenit
Bob Fraser. Kitchener, with 'i "
Hilton 1 Tyrenian.
Parents, 17r. d 8.4 •Harand ry Elliott. 1
Mrs. ''Eldon Kitten in Grit er' • t Listen ed By Fire
FOR SALE
12r. and Mrs. Berl Hamilton and Prospects of continuing classes in Farm about 50 acres, 1 mile east
Miss Jennie M1lmlvor, 1: t'tlhnm. Listowel Area High 9 (trey
The collectors for the Tipper t
I vale branch have completed e
foltnw
heater $•0.50; 5
eneltn buffet $5,00; 10
finish china eabisl:et all
1 spacious $25.00; boy's
1 emit size 10, navy, fur co
Fraser; lir• 14)1 1 Enquire
1 Jack and ban.'e• with Mr, and land A quire s Stare
Tony Meehan Wroxeter; Mr. ani'
C 1 telt , I.isterv�el High School�- ,,,,�
mall titch
rge walnut
glass antll
mackinaw
liar
SULOVA 1
"HER EXCELLENCY A" :
21 jewels
$4950
,. BULOVA ��
t G,( "r;"H1S EXCELLENCY AA
21 Jewels
$4500E
OILOOO,O 10 4100 OEM
1 Canada 13ihle Society for the 131ue-
1
11 well,. tor this year with tlhe.
` ing results: 2 1a ilia Agar, line T8A51dred
let
1 Souoh, 88.00; Robertson,
1line Motifs, 11irs. Haeast, ;Margaret
1 113.25: Boundary west,
Sanderson, $4.10; Bounl8ry•
Mrs.. Hamilton, :Mrs. Thomson.
$3.00; :rid line TurnberrY, Mrs.
\tllianl Mundell, $.4.011; 4th lino
Tcaylberry, Mrs. H. Elliott, Dor-
r=Ihv C,reenaway, 51,50: Bleeia)le;
i'i Norma Moffatt. Jean Hill, 311.05;
has
I total. 54.25. The sum of
1111 be••n forwarded to headquarters in
Toronto. The president of the local
I branch is W. 3. Jonneton; Mrs. R.
1 p. (1'arnia`i i5 aenr'etarY-treasurer.
,s>
1 nQ 3 V
'Lt����d. 1��'�5 ot
Gtiea(d
gR
J�tiy -
Reboot appeat•e
brighter yesterday after Saturday's
gloomy outlook. Fire which took
almost nine hours to control was
coupled to the attic and roar, doing
most damage to the southwest corner.
The white brick building is set on a
stone foundation but the roof was
wend -shingled. said he
Fire Chief Alvin Kritzer
was surprised alt the coml)aratively 1 touch with Harold Jacklln
small d'44mage done to the interior, phone 52-r-18
after he had inspected the buildIn%
Sunday morning. FIe believes the FOR SALE—
walls are in reasonably goad con- 2 young Ayshire cows, will freshen
dei•:i011 and only rim ceilings ill two early in March, also a brooder house
upper rooms would need to be re- 10 x 12 and 5 range shelters.
Phone 50-r-17.
placed. "The doors looked not bad at I Buy Brandon
all." he said. 1 WANTED—
lOamuige is. estimated at between Man for steady travel among con-'
r e County road sse G'lfld kitchen,
frame storey ;,aryl hydro
hen house, frame
throughout, garage.
APP1Y at The Post.
LOST—
A red yearling bull froto lot 16 and
17, con. 10., Corey. Anyone, knowing
nr its whereabohts 'kindly get
1i ail Mrs. 3. '91:
Personals; 'Air. -
I Li1111 . Strutic d, lwi'8 c 1 °lt,.14iAnd
1 and the Week hro,ar
17 rs. Neil Mc);aehrrn and family.
'Mount Forest, With Airs. T. P.
Garniss; tIr. and :firs. Tilllnu•
1and glom:ltre. Khmer
di llathete and-
r1'ne. with
th the Misses 11r.
Mr. and Mos. James Peacock; Mr.
and Mrs. George Thornton.
and Mrs. A. D. Smith and Eleanor
lir. and Mrs. Wilson Thornton
and Julia, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wickstead with Mr. and Mrs. 708
Marshall, Listowel: 1i0. and Airs.
W. 3, Johnston with Howard Stew-
art, Wingham; Misses Kate :and
Shirley Selling, Winghan, with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Selling, 1il
•. and
Mrs. 'Murray Wit -
son, Listowel, with Mr, and Mrs. i
1101 Mann.
Personals,: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Hamilton and three sone, Hensen,
With Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton
1and family; Miss Phyllis Hamiltonreturned home with Mr. and Mrs.
Henson; John Mundell
$15,0011 and 520,000. give co lice"
Chief Kritzer cortd suggested ilea -
r -t n for the fire, bat
t11w chimney 'night have been de-
fective in the longi used building.
By the time firemen reached the
xce1t' tete inside of the fon was
more and the ' whole
e.
The building was insulated hut the
the
old framework was vory till,
Ole chief said , 1 tested free. Iuranteed premium
Plus hatchability premium paid, For
Warns Chimney shortly
Unsafe, 1
Called Out ehnrtly after 12:30 full details write Tweddle Chick
p.m. on Saturday, firemen worked Ilalt'hoheries Limited, Fergus, Ont.
steadily until 8:00 p.m. They had
minters in Br,tssets. Permanent con-
nection with large mannfaOOturer.
Only reliable hustler considered.
Write Rawleigll Dept, No. ML -S-152-
1 31,
1 4-152-
131, Montreal
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WANTED—
Wanted flocks to supply us with
hatching eggs for the 1948 hatching
season. Flocks culled and blood -
Hamilton to en
with This sister In Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Sellers,...inset) and Sim
nate with Mr. and Mrs. William
�rz Black, Toronto; Mr. and 'firs• Fred
Hooper, Welwyn, Sask., with their
y„:::�:.� .. x
..�'r• sisters, the Misses Anne, Jane, and
Adelaine Mothers and their broth.
eh' Henry; Mrs, 'Hooper was the
1 fanner Miss Rebecca Mothers,
hardly left the scene when they
were again summoned: .this tion?
Planks supporting the. chimney had
caught fire and had to he removed.
Chief Kritzer warned the trustees
that the chimney is 140,41 in clanger Of
tppplJllS.
As soon as the brigade left, beat
was turned on In the school in
an effort to hasten from freezing.nto
prevent plumbing
The build0atg is now drying rapid•
ly after being drenched by tons
of. waiter.
Two mishaps resulted from the
slippery condition or .044ked stainways. A. W. Browne, teacher, re•
c'eived a fractured rib when hit byn
a falling filing cabinet mit the stairs;
and William Jackson, trustee, sufferer'
an arm injury when Ile fell.
Gets Good Start
13reaking out around the chimney
in the soutwe8t corner, the ere WRs
well under Way before noticed.
Directly below the piece of ortthreak,
the women teachers' room vas the
first. to be affected. Hero records and
reference hooks, dating back many
years, were damaged by water.
Affecting five municipalities and
close to 200 students, the coattla
gration VMS a. 111018 to the entire
district. Constrttation of n proposed
new school estimated to cost 5380,000
is expected to start 'n the spring.
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The next meeting of the Huron, County
Council3
will be held in the Council. Chamb-
ers , Court House, Goderich, commesci ng
Tuesday, January 20that 2 p• rl'n.
l'1 ly SS requiring the attention of
All accounts,
notices of deputations and
S3� • er "BASyr14:
Council should be in the hands of the County
Clerk not later than Saturday, January 12th,
1948.
N. W.1Vliller County Clerk,
Goderich, Ontario.
FOR SALE—
Order Bray chinks this year.
We suggest yo11 get price list new
and order soon for delivery 1948.
da
Right now Hatchery hes some Y
old and started, for prompt ship,
menu. Agent is Wm. Bray, Ethel,
WANTEDD—
Appiications .for the position of
caretaker for each of the Grey town-
ship schools will be received gntbll
Jan. 19101, 1948. Duties to commence
February lst, Inforlaation, as to
duties may be obtained fronl!anY of
the tru's'tees or the secretary
J. Carl Aeaniltgwav, see; trea8.
13russel5, R.R. 3
!1 Gi1LP
TWO esteemed resident? ot Myth,
I11anslrard (Terrington, Dinsle1 sl
and Mrs. Isabella Cole King st.,
observed their 80th 1)11411(10.3m this
weelk-•"1'i)'. Herrington on Dor., 31
anti Mrs. Cole on Dec, 25,
Air. 1lsrrigbon, a son of the late
Mr, and Mrs. William Iierrington
or ITmllett township, was born 111
York county anll when a small boY
moved with lois Parents to Lande4•
bora, where he lived for 20 years.
later taking tip farming on the 18111
concession of Hallett, In 1908 (1e
quarried Lillian McConnell, daugh-
ter of the late Mr. attd Mrs. David
McConnell of Blyth. In 1015 they
gave up farming 114:1 retired to
t it ac•
iq
rive and. enJoYa his frequent visits
s Export Packers'
up town They have one dangltter,
with hot parents,
Mrs. Tsabell,a, Cole la a native
04.
Scotland and came to Canada, in
1870 wbeni the family took up fest•
dense at Blenheim for a. short time,
later settling on the farm in Mor-
ris 00041011.1P now occupied by Rob-
ert (Trashy. In 1879 she endured
Albert Cole . They fanned on the
slX011 concession of Mortis. until
1920, when they, retired to 13130
Myth, NIT, Herrington s qu e
mop les.. pro raw coma*
Bet Prkes
or Poultry& Eggs
Dealers for Suit Ray and Blatchford
Feeds,
Mrs. Frei( (Louie) Somers, Tim-
mins) who. is spending the holidays
WANTED—
Flocks
WANTED
Flocks bo supply us with hatching
eggs for the 1048 hatching season.
Flocks culled and bloodiested• free,
Guaranteed premium plus hatchabil-
ity premium paid. Also wanted to
Purchase' coekerls suitable for breed•
ing. For full details write Tweddle
Chick I-Tatcheries, Lltnited, Fergus,
Ontario.
LIFE'S CLOCK
The clock or life is wound but cube
And no mans. 'has the power
To tell Just Where the hands will
stop,
At tato or early hour.
To lose one's wealth is sa.d indeed,
To lose one's health 15 more,
To lose one's soul is each a 1oa8
AS -no mon cant rest088,
The present only is, Our own,
Tdve, love, toil with a 40111 --
Place no faith in "tomorrow'' --for
The clock may theta he' 01111.
11', ddtriKtt'i
Optometrist
'Where Mr. Cote died in 1021. 'Veota*inl O'ntatio's
nitott
Mrs. Cole is, quite active and
Modern Ity*
Sunl'rgh
and a white cardboard reflector. Provided. the necessary itiuml•
nation for this Indoor shot,
INDOORS BY DAYLIGHT ,
A LI, too often, it seems to us, 11/0
.5 �.target the simpler methods of
picture taking in our concern with
flood or flash lamps, gadgets and
accessories of one sort or another.
Not that such devices as special'
lights, lens attachments, and extra
equipment don't extend the cam-
era'B picture possibilities. They do,
and make no mistake an ut i
BM
the average camera' even a
box
camera, has possibilities in itself
Which wemay overlook.
I was reminded of this recently
wlhent aoy'ting t"loug some, cid
prints, I cage acrofi$ a shot of mY
wife taken some years ago. I don't
remember the exact exposure de-
tails but it was a time exposure
made in our living room by the
light of a late winter afternoon sun.
Lboking at it, it struck me as being
as good as any picture I've made of
her since.
And, to be 111100, there's 110 reason
why it shouldn't daylightyis difficult,
indoors byspecial equipment,
It requires no
Iia %access is largely dependent
FOR SALE -
60 acre term, frame house, bank
barn, close to Highway,- price 5.000.
200 acre farm largo horn, cement
house, 21,E miles from Highway price
$4,500.00
100 core farm, brick house, hank
barn, derive shed, hydro price 55,200.00
close to store, school and church.
J. C. Long, Real Estate Broker.
Brussels, Out„ Phone 84.
NOTICE—
We
have a Distant Chain Saw for
0u4tom service. This sitw has a twin
motor and develops 15 11.P. with
governors, )itst the thing for farmers
cutting wood or logs. two men goes
with same.
Geo 17 Pollard, owner
Phone 56-r-18
Wrn. M41rr44Y, 'operator
Phone 18'r 14
"HELP WANTEU—MAI.E”
AN OPPORTUNITY --
Established Mural Watkins District
available. It you are eggres vo,
and between the ages of 25 and 55—
have or can secure travel outfit,
this 16 your olipOrtunity to get estab•
lilted in a profitable business of
your own. For frill particulars write
today to The J, It. Watkins Company.
Dept, O43•4, 2177 Mason 5t., Montreal,
lives alone, doing 1141' Own 11000' 'hone 118,
,C Q!rNnittdtei4 Qua.
upon making the best use o
light the clay provides, and upon
propor.exposnro.
For. example, no artificial light
was -used. 100 today's illustration.
The child 'was seated at the window,
turned slightly so that the light did
not fall directly on her face, and a
white cardboard reflector was used
to give adequate lighting to the -
right, or shadow, side- of the face.
Such a refiect00—a sheet would
serve as well—should be placed as
close to the sub)oct as possible
without showing in the picture.
To plan an exposure for such a
picture,
tails in the 81144..... The correct
exposure will depend principally
upon the amount of light thrown
back by the refieatpr. Practically,
however, a time espoaure of frog
one to six seconds for a simple cagy.era will probably give you a print•
able negative. To insure a good plc -
taxi, it 'svi11 he wise to make three
different shots—the first for one see -
end, the second for two seconds,
and the third for six seconds.
John van Guilder
Calculate late to catch the de-
WILLIAM T. SPENCE
Estate Conveyance
and Commissioner
_QQENERAL INSUARANCE OFFICE
MAIN STREET -_ — ETHEL, ON T.
G G G
Washing Machnnel — Irons
Vacum Cleaners
Pump J'acls — 'Water Bowls
If in need of any of the above app,7.it`ances
be sure and see
H. A. FISCHER
Beatty Dealer --
Bmssel,s
\\ I1'/!f// Go RF d Foir
All Kinds of
Baking
F4't•ER sow, 04 0RU5SEL AT
BAEKER BROS.
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