HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1942-09-03, Page 5THURS., SEPT. 3,'1942
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CLINTON ,NEWS -RECORD
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THE CLINTON LIONS CLUB SPONSOR
Clinton Reil Cross Annual Frolic
GAMES DANCING — DRAW
Y `
in CLINTON on
FRIDAY Night, Sept. 4th
TOTAL NET PROCEEDS TO RED CROSS
FRANK FINGLAND; K.C„ KEN. WATERS,
Chairman of Frolic: President. Clinton Lions Club.
MRS. JOHN RADFORD, MRS. FRANK' FINGLAND,
MISS DOROTHY: MUTCII, Presidentsof Red Cross Society.
AUBURN
Rev. and Dire. G. W. Sherman, of
arta visited friends here recently.
Mrs. George Patterson has return_
to Toronto after attending the fun
al of her Alexanderunele;Young
Mrs. Albert King of Goderich i
iting friends here.
Donald Ross is visiting friends
ronto this week.
111r. and Mrs. F. 0. Meiilveen.
wmanville are. visiting the lady'
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred As
ith.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nott of 'Strat-
rd are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
bison.
Miss Isobel Rollinson spent the
ek end with friends in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKenzie and
ro daughters Janet and June of De -
Oft, Mr Roderick Ross and Miss
ene Ross of Lochalsh, and Joan
!est of Listowel visited on Sunday
th Mr. Jas Medd and Mrs. Fred
)ss.
Mr. and Mrs. Gormley Thompson,
Brampton were visiting friends
et Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wen. T.
empson returned home with them,
:er a week spent in Brampton.
Mrs. Verne Dale, Murray and Mur-
iel spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm Webster of Lueknow.
BIRTH
MaLACHLAN At Sc,ott's Meaner-
Fad Hospital Seaforth on August 30th I
1942 to Mr. and Mrs. Robt McLaoh-,I
Ian (nee Muriel Dolxnage) a daughter
Mr Geo. Sills of Seaforth spent a!
m
week with Mr. and Mrs Dave Millson.
Mr. John Taylor and Mrs, Geo Dale
of were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
s M•rss. 'JohnFerguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hay and little
daughter Esther, Mrs. Morrison of
Walton and Miss Dorothy Allin pf
Goderich visited with Mrs. Robt Law-
son recently.
Mrs. Edith Greive of London spent
one day last week with Mr. and Mi's•
John Ferguson.'
Aircraftsmen Kelso. Adams of R.
C.A.F. St.• Thomas spent the week
end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. : E.
Adams.
Miss Ethel Dexter of Kitchener)
spent the week -end at the home of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Dexter.
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TUCKERSMITII
r. usse K ng a Bryon an -
ium London is spending a few days
th his wife and family.
ilkerburn Club
e Walkerburn Ladies' Club met
the home •of Mrs. Archie Robinson,
th. 13 members and 2 visitors pre
it. The president Mrs. Ernest Pat-
son presided. A quilt was cour-
ted and pians were made for art-
ier
xtter quilting at the home of MTs.
>. Jackson. The Club was invit-
to the home of Mrs. Guy Cunning
-
n for the Sept. meeting. A. dainty
;eh was served by Mrs Robison es -
ted by Mrs Robt. Turner.
vfrs. Russell Thompson has receiv-
e cable from her husband Pte. Rus -
1 Thompson stating he 'had arriv-
safely in England.
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CONSTANCE
Ir. and Mrs. Oliver Clark of
erich spent Thursday with Mr.
Mrs. Lorne Lawson and Mrs. R.
son, also with Mr. and Mrs. Geo
'
eh.
to many friends of Mrs. John Not-'
ham are sorry to hear that she is
enjoying the best of health. They
ope fol a speedy recovery. I
x.
.and Mrs. Reg. Carter of
ph called on Mr. and Mrs. John
son one day recently.
. and Mrs. Archie Hoggar+th of
aceburg spent the weekend with
and' Mrs. Wm. Britton'. ,, w
and Mrs. Earl Lawson, Reg.
The September meeting of the Tuc-
MILITARY NEWS
Ivan floggart and Allan Neal, who
have beenin the Ajrmy Service et
London left last Friday for Chatham. -
Mr.
hatham:Mr and Mas W. E. Perduehave
been advised of their son's safe ar-
rival in. Britain, Signaller•, Don Per -
dee .
erdue.
Bill Ball of the 20th Field Arnbn-+
lance of the Canadian Army Medical
Corps was transferred to, Ottawa last
week after a few week's basic train -
ng London. -
Mr. L. G. (Skip) Winter, for the
past few years owner and operator
of the Clinton Bowling Adley and Bil-
liar centre has joined. the Royal G'an
'adian Corps of Signalers and reported
at London..last Tuesday.
Odinary Seaman Clarence Neilans,
H.M.C,S. Prevost, London, and Pte.
Ethel Neilans of the Canadian Wo-
men's Mny Corps at Kitchener spent
last weekend at their home in town..
Applicants are still required. for en-
listment in the following Works and
Buildings trades; Engineer Stationary
(Chief Engineer) Engineer
Station-
ary,Fireman, Foremanof Works,Fit-
ter
Diesel, Fitter General, Operator
Tractor anal Pumprnan.
Vacancies 4111 exist for ,applicants'
with good mechanical background for
enlistment and contact training at R.
C.A.F. Stations as Aero Engine and
Airframe Mechanics.
There is still .a continuous and ur-
gent demand for Pilots, Observers,
Wireless Operators (Air Gunners.) and
Air Gunners.
High standard women applicants
are required: to fill existing vacancies
in the R.C.A.F: (Women's Division),
L. A. C. Edward McGill of the R.
G.A.F. at Rogersville spent the'
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. McGilL
Mrs W.S.R. Holmes received word
last week that her nephew, Private
Austin Hill. was missing in action.
Austin transferred to the tanks Corps
last''•Februrary, so was with the Cal=
gary Tank Regiment in action at
Dieppe.
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CSs'Iiiuntrle:iue,x
eetetIsese
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
�s
V. COOKLE
FLORIST
Phones; 66w and 66i
q
PouliryCullin g
New that the big harvest rush is
Over it will'n'o doubt be culling time,
fur a good many flocks of laying hens
Some will want to get their early pul-
lets into their laying pens to obtain
the better: egg prices:.
•01/Ring done by an experienced
poultryman.
N. W. TREWARTHA
Day Phone 214. Night Phone 328.
Batkins Locker Storage
Now is the tinie to store peaches
• We have Waxed Containers
Have you tried our 'ground steak at
25c per 1b also farmers style sausage
We have many kinds of fish for sale
at iia 11i up, tq, $Od : -
Wa nave rrozen strawberries and
green peas for sale.
We 'do custom Killing and Buy Hides
i Frozen foods are better foods
BAXFIELD
Recent improvements to the village
kersmith Ladies club was held on include the building of new steps
Wednesday Sept 2nd at the home of Listing Missing R. C. A. F. from the top of Bayfield Terrace to
Mrs. Ray Fear. With the pi7esident the bridge. It is hoped that these
Mrs_. L. Lawson in the chair the Wrest- ( Members Suspended have been securely fastened down and
ing cried with the openingotic and won't take legs and walk , like the
the Lord's Prayer. two Thirtyadies ' Government censors have request-, last steps, Also the woodwork of the
ed this and other papers not to print town hall has been painted inside rix
responded to roll call. The name of a
a history maker of the present day, names of airmen who.may •be nnssxng. out which adds greatly to its appear -
The History
r's report tshe
et bad..after operational flights over enemy ante.
telritory for a considerable period of -1 Mrs. R, H, F. Gairdner and Miss
ance of $17.26 and the Red Cross
treasurer reported $64.46 on hand. ter the, next of kin have been noti- Betty Gairdner attended the Hall -
Bed. ! Holland—Bxicicenden Wed •
dun
Mrs
poinearduatind'nans.
Rogerson
g were
nap-s Readers will readily understand the don on. Saturday. g in Lon:
and Mrs, Wm. Pepper gross comers" reason fo ` the request and in the fu-; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Makins, Mar
pondent. ture the New -Record' will refrain ion and Mrs. Vodden spent last Sun -
Mrs Walters,the quilt convenor re- from publishing such information un- day with their -aunt in Woodham.
qtil the requisite period ,leas elapsed, Mrs. J. F. Parke and daughter,
ported having sent a box to Mrs. Sio- even though such information may be Eric -1VIr-
man in July which contained 3 quilts, g y mer Carie of radi a are at her sum -
man knowledge locall Foci home "Paradise Farm:'
1 pullover sweater, 1 vest, 2 naps, 1 •
suit. 4 dresses, '2.,sweaters, 1 pr trou- r Pte Thos. Castle of Windsor spent
secs, 2 blouses, 6 dresses with bloom- the week end with his parents,. M
ers, 1boy's sweater, and other salted- To Hold. Shorthorn Show at and Mrs. Thos. Castle.
ler articles. Mrs, Sioman's' thanks' for'
t Mr. and R3ars. T. W. Oates left
the box were conveyed to the club. j mall lt`alr. m Exeter 'Saturday for Hamilton after spendin
duet, Santa Lucia was rendered The Perth -Huron Shorthorn show the summer at their cottage.
by Misses . Eleanor 'and Edithe Pep-- at the Exeter Fair, September 16 and Mrs. W .. S. es, n ey, formerly Md
pent A, reading, a wedding romance, 17. H. R. White, secretary of the Margaret Groves, renewed aequai
was given by Mrs. McGregor. Group Canadian Shorthorn Assoc, Guelph -ances in the .village on Tuesday.
$ will have charge, of the October recently made a survey of the Short -
ding
Jerry Crane of Detroit is spen
meeting, Roll call. will horn breeders of Perth and Huron and drug his vacation with his aunt. Mi
be "A. method of our grandmothers' it is expected that more than 100 Elizabeth Weston.
still in use" shorthorn cattle will. be shown at Ex -Mrs. Thornton Mustard and dough
Wedding bells are ringing in this eter fair. Last year, a similar exhibit ter Mrs. Frank Burch and small son
district. was held at the Stratford Fall Fair closed their cottage and returned t
Mrs. J. Londe -shore is visiting and it was one of the outstanding Toronto on Monday.
friends in Toronto this week. Shorthorn' shows in the province. Rev. resume
M. Langford left on Mon
Mr. and Mrs A. Matheson and Mr. Entries must be made • on or be- day to resume his duties in St. Mary'
and Mrs, W. Pepper are weekend Sore Friday, September 11 to Clark' Parish, Walkerville. Mrs .Lang Ford
wviaitors in Toronto, Hamilton,,; and Fisher, secretary of the Agricultural and her daughter Mrs. R. Bricker,
Niagara Falls. Society, Exeter. A. catalogue of en-
tageand Susan will close the cot-
rage and join him on Thursday, Maj -
tries will be printed. The fee for a or R. Bricker, Canadain Fusiliers, left
single entry is 25 cents per animal. Saturday for Kingston after having
There is no charge for championship spent a few days leave with his wife
classes. The fees in full must acconv-
parry the entries: and children.
The prize list is made up of funds Mrs. McHugh of St. Marys is' the
contributed by the Canadian Short- guest of Mrs. R. T. Orr this week.
horn Association, the Ontario Short- Mrs. ,Harry Baker and family 'and
horn club the Ontario Livestock Mrs. V. Burt and, Mary Lou of Lon-
Blanch and the, Exeter Agricultural don are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Seeiety. All animals must be on the Fred Baker.
grounds by Wednesday noon. Septem- Mrs. G. Pawls 'and Miss Ailsa Park
' ber 16. Showing will commence at 1 of Collingwood are the guests of Mr.
• o'clock on Thursday, September 17. and Mrs. R. Scoteh Wer.
Mr. Jinn Scott of Seaforth is the
guest of Miss Betty Gairdner for a
PORTER'S . ITLL j few days this week.
ROXY THEATRE
=cm(
Now Playing — Bruce Cabot in
"Wild Bill Hickok 'Rides."
MON.,%TUES., WED
Henry Fonda, Olivia de Havilland-
Joan Leslie and Jack Carson.
Stand] by for a riot of laughs when
a couple of old grads recall
their college days
"THE MALE ANIMAL"
THURS., FRI., SAT.
The one and only George Formby
in a wave of laughter.
"South American George"
Coming:
Matinees—Sat. and Holidays at
3 p.m.
CAPITAL THEATRE
GODER1CH.
Nov Playing in
Y G• —Marlene Dietrich
in "The Spoilers"
MON., TUES., WED.
Tyrone Power Y P v i and Joan Fatitaine.
With a superb supporting east in
Erie Knight's great and appealing
story
"This Above' All"
THIJRS,, FRIT, SAT.
DOUBLE BILL
Joan Bennett with Franebot Torte.
Strictly a romantic fun show
"The Wife Takes a Flyer"
Charles Starrett and Russell Hay-
den. Co-starred in a new style ac-
tion tale
"The Royal Mounted
Patrol"
REGENT THEATRE
SI�AFORTH
Now Playing Frances Farmer in
"The Badlands of Dakota"
MON„
TUI1S
WED.
Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan.
Romance their way through a tale
0
f a gal who
knew her discs...
"Juke Girl'
THURS., FRI., :SAT.
Two Features
Lupe Velez, Leon Errol and Zasu
Pitts. Journey to Scotland for a
rollicking Yarn.
"The Mexican Spitfire's
Baby"
Tim Holt, Marjorie Reynolds, Ray
Whitley. In a breezy action -cram-
med adventure
"Dude Cowboy"
Conning -- henry Fonda In "The
Malo Animal:'
BARTLIFF'S
The Home
of
food Eats
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1 WE DELIVER
PULLETS FOR SALE
BARRED ROCKS, WHITE ROCKS,
WHITE LEGHORNS; NEW RAMP -
SHIRES & HYBRIDS
4 weeks old and up to 28 wks old and
older. Also yearling hens and breed-
ing cockerels for sale.
II. CHARLESWOIiTH
and Mrs. David Dewar.
Mrs Adam Boyd' and little Miss
Margaret Simooe left on Thursday
' for Waterloo where they spent a
few days before proceeding to Gray
enhurst.
Miss Doris Featherston of Toronto
r• spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. E. Featherston.
on Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bossenberry
ng of Sarnia were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Weston over the weekend.
s5' Mrs'. Ernest Vodden left this week
nt- far Alberta after spending the last
three weeks with her parents, Mr. and
n- Mrs. W. H. Talbot,
as Mr. James Atwood returned to De-
troit on Tuesday after spending the
- week and with . his sister Mrs, Alvin
i Dutot, He has entered the U.S. Army.
o Pte Grant Turner of Windsor spent
theweekend at his home here,
- Mr. Harold Pollock of Toronto is
s visiting friends in the village.
Mr. Rheney Larson left last week
foe. the West. on the Harvest Excur-.
-cion.
Mr, Willard Sturgeon has purchas-
ed the house and two acres where he
has been living from Richard MoDool.
Mrs. Charles Butler and two dau-
ghters of St. Catharines were the
guests of her sister, Mrs Wm. Fergus-
on and Mr. Ferguson last week.
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Sere. Prank Burch of the R.G.A.
Rev. and Mrs. Wooland will be ab- F left for New Brunswick on Friday
sent during September ' while on vasa -'after spending his furlough with his
tion. During his absence the. services wife and child at the Mustard Cot-
will be taken Sept 6th by Rev. Brenn-' tage.
ner of Birucefdeld who will ,speak for Masters Miiohael, Peter, and Ghat-
the Ontario Tennperannoe; Sept. 13 and ton McKeon of Guelph are visiting
20 by Colin Campbell, who kindly con-.' their aunt Mrs, V. C. Quarry.
sented to help. The last Sunday of Dr. and Mrs. Canneron McNeil and.
Sept. there will be no •service. Master Hugh of Cleveland.', are the
Muriel and Lois Bowden spent the l guests of her mother,: Mrs J,. W. Hod-
past week with their grandparents, grins.
Mr. 'mid' Mrs. J. S. LockhartMr. and Mrs.." -Thos,. `Castle receiv-
rs.Stevensonand Phyllis, London ed t cig the
ZITISH HURRICANE FIGHTERS AT MALTAMS
, y �tc
, _able last week, announam
.and Miss Newton. Toronto were call- marriage, which took place in. Edin-
"THE PIN 0 THE MIDDLE SEA"
sirs on old friends on Satinrday. burgle of their• son Kenneth to Miss
cArgyle Lockhart underwent an op- Nancy Anderson of Edinburgh,- Ken -
a, eration in Seaforth hospital Satinuda noth'has with the B •
a, which ]las been raided more tempts to;subdue, the historic island_y servedwi, t le British Mer -
800 times, was the first place in 'have failed, with crippling leases" on: for ie/novel of appendix. ' i chant M rine for thepast two years.
British Einpire to be attacked the invading aircraft. The 'instill- tthe
' g NIi•s, Bert Cox is improving slowly, Miss �eryl 'Castle who spent the.,
the air and assaulted by sea. the anent responsible for inflicting this friends hope to soon see her "about 'summer with herrandmoth " • '
g er m God- '
ins were sure of taking it, but, signal defeat on the .Axis is the. R. again krich' is spendin this weekh
;, •..p which r. ,aln is: Betides and Home here.
a loss of 60 machines and 250 is here seen being serviced after Bobby spent Sunday with Bus and Mrs. Mrs. E. Rehn ]las returned to De
en. Likewise, all German at- landing. P. Young. Leah after visiting her parents Mr.
is at her
25 att eks'gave up the attempt 11. F hurricane fighter, one f 1 ' h MIS d M Theron
MARRIAGES
BOOTH--PIOKETT--At the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Pickett, Code -
rich Township, on Monday August ,
31st when their daughter, Donna
became the bride of L.A.C. Thomas
Booth, of No. 31 Radio School. son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. William
Booth of Bury, Lancashire, Eng-
land. Rev. J. H. Colclough'• of
Thornhill officiated.
BIRTHS
ROBS N'S
O CHOICE
Tomatoes and Peaches
Fresh Fruits -and tall an Vegetables es
in Season
Grown Right—Picked Right
Packed Right
Make your sugar go farther by
buying fruit that is ripened on
vine or trees. •
Phone Your Orders' to 903123'
PEACHES FOR .SALE
Order peaches ripened on the trees
and get the best. Visitors to our or-
chard welcomed.
DELBERT GEIGER
Phone 97r8 Zurich, Ont.
07-2
BONNY BEST
TOMATOES
for Table or Canning
E. L. Mittell
CLINTON PHONE 2i3
Lundy Portable Silos
..If you are needing a portable silo
this fall please order while material
is available
H, CHA11LESWORTH
Agent for Lundy Portable Silos
WAISTED
Girl or woman wantedto do gener-
al housework. Sleep in. Two children
Write:
MRS. HENDERS'ON
224 Base Line Road;
London, Ontario.
FOR SALE
Seed wheat 0. A. C. No. 61, free of
weeds, and pure of variety; also two
young mares rising 8 years and 4
years and one pure-bred York hog,
Apply to. James Johnston, R. R. 4
Clinton,- phone 12x800. 08-1
FOR, SALE
Two glass show cases for sale. Ap-
ply at The Kozy Grill, Clinton 08-1
BOARDERS WANTED
Boarders Wanted. All modern ,con-
veniences. Apply at the News -Record
office. 08-1
WANTED
A'stnall house or apartment down-
stairs with modern conveniences.
Wanted about :October 14. Apply to
Box 89E, The News -Record. 07-1'
FOR SALE
One black mare 7 years old, sound
and will wont single or double; also
one aged grey horse, work single or
double. 'Apply to Arthur Fulford,
Clinton, phone 73. 08-2.
RAPSOIN—In Clinton Public I%ospi- ' FOR RENT
tal on Wednesday, September 2nd, Unfurnished apartment on ground
to. Mr and MTs. Ira Rapson, of floor to let. Apply at. the News-Re-
Hullett, a baby girl. cord office. 08-1
CLEAVE` — In Clinton Publis'c Has-
pital on Friday, Angusit 28th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Logan Cleave of Bay-
field, a son, (Glenn Logan).
•
Kippen East Turns Eyes to
Old Days
Mr. William Kyle, of Kippein, lent
her home for a meeting. of Kippen
East W. I. at which' the Junior In-
stitute members of Varna were
!guests. Mrs. Glenn MacLean, presi-
dent, was in the; chair.
The motto. "Study the past, work
in the present, and, plan for the fu-
ture," was given by Mrs. Glenn Mac-
Lean, Mrs, Paul. Doig, presented an
address on the early origin of Eg-
mondville.
Members ,of Varna Institute pre-
sented
sented demonstrations of short cour-
ses, Mrs. Robert 'Simpson gave read-
ings, and Mrs. J'ranic•Kling, of Sea -
forth, was guest soloist. Refreshments
Were served by. Mrs. Norman Long,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. M. Traquair, Mrs.
George Glenn, Mrs. G. MacLean'
Miss Laura Tremeer,
1
1
MONUMENTS
To those contemplating build-
inga
Monument merit
Get
prices before buying. Cemetery
Lettering a specialty.
All work guaranteed.
JOHN GRANT
CLINTON MARBLE
& GRANITE WORKS
Clinton — Ontario
Successor to Bail & Zapfe
59 tf
Electrical Equipment
Shur Shock Electric Fences, corms
plete with Battery and Insulators
815.00 guaranteed.
I carry a full line of radio tubes,
up to date tube tester, General bat-
teries and Dominion Washing Mach.
ines ,all electrical appliances and
roofing supplies.
A. W. Groves.' Princess St..
Princess 'Street Clinton
Make' e a ' Note of This
Roy MacKenzie and his orchestra will
' be in
CLINTON
this
SATURDAY NITE
for sure — So for a sweII time tell
your pals
"It's Town Hall Tonight"-ICids1
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTOR-
WAYS LTD.
BUS SERVICE
Change of Schedule Tune 27, 1942.
LEAVE CLIIJTON ,
Southbound:
DLY. ex. Sun. & ]:Fol. Sun, & Hol.
.8.15 a.m. 8.15 a.m.
1.25 p.m. 4.50 p.m.
4.50 p.m. 8.30 p.m.
Northbound:
DLY, ex. Sun. & Hol. Sun. & Hol,
10.50B •2.20
2.20 9,55
8.45
B. Indicates to Wingham only.
For furter information call Bartliff's
Confectionery Phone 1.,
PROPERTY FOR SALE
Property ffor (sale, one-half mile
North of Clinton on the Base Line,
consisting of twelve acres of good
land, with eight roomed house, barn
and hen house and never failing well.
Apply to P. Fingland, K. C. Clinton,
rO�nt. Dorothy Marquis, Proprietress
Ilii Le: ' ' 07.2
For Sale or Rent.
A fifty acre farm, south half, lot
31, con, 6 of Mallet township; banked
barn and comfortable home. It 18
ideally suited as a grass farm or for
dight farming being well watered
with a never failing spring and also
has 15 acnes of bush, Apply- at the
News -Record office, 07-2
NOTICE
Voters' List 1942, Municipality of
The Township of Goderich,
County of Huron
Notice is hereby' given that I. have
complied with : Section 7 of the
Voters' List . Act and that I have
posted up at my office in. Goderich
Township on the 24th, day of August,
1942, the list of all persons entitled
to vote in the said, Municipal
elections and such list remains .there
for inspection, "
And I hereby call upon all voters:
to take immediate proceedings' to
have any errors or .omissions correct- `
ed' according to law.
Dated at my office this twenty
fourth day of August 1942.
R.C.Thonvpson, C'Ierk 07-3
Wanted
01d horses and cattle for; mink food.
1f dead phone at once. Will pay as-
cording to value, Ebner Tricky phoria
907r5, or. Lloyd 13aticin 619x14.
Stitt 9-0At