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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1926-06-24, Page 3Thur%ley, Juane Beth„ z9e6, FORDWICH Mr. and Mrs. Jas,• Waae, visited on Sunday with the,. tatter's mother, Mrs, B. Tuck at Monlcton. Mr. Andrew Brown of Hamilton and Mr, Robt, Caudle ofkel La et, pent one day last week with Mrs. 4f acnes Brown. l Mr. and Mrs. W., 7 Strong; n • also Mrs S. Strome and Kathleen, were visitors to Har'ristoai on Saturday: Mrs. Wm. S. McKee of Goderich, sfaertt a few days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Earl. Corbett, Miss Cora Strong and Wm. ,Camp- bell, motored to Dobbington on Sat- 'urday and spent the day 'With friends. Drew defeated Fordwich in a Cen- tral League Baseball game; played here Friday evening, by a 12 so 5 score; ' 1,Ir. and Mrs. B. Greer, spent Mon- day at the' home of Mr. and Mrs, L. V. Knight. • Mr: Ken Ashton had the misfor- tttr.e. to .have a leg troken;above the a . le, in a football game, between , issels and >, 20 kt n on Monda Y night, Mr. Irwin Witmer has exchanged his Ford Coupe on a new one. GORRIE Mr. R. 5,, Hueston, Gorrie, announ- ces- the engagement of his daughter, Laura Vera to Mr. Carroll, E. Gregg, son of Mr. and Mrs: W. H. Gregg, Gorrie. The marriage will takeP la- ce quietly the last of June. Miss M. L. White isi havn g a sale of Millinery for two weeks, starting Thursday, • June 24th. All hats 20redu . celto 30per cent. Nothing ate} ei- $5.00. Everything new and a good stock to choose from. Conie early. -Mr. A. E. Snaith and daughter, for- merly of Wiagham, but now of Tor- onto, accompanied by Mr, Smith's brother of Toronto, were guests at the American Hotel, Monday: Mr. A. E. Smith and Mr. White were for - neer school mates. Miss Dean Geddes of Mt. Forest H. S. Staff, visited with Miss G. White on Monday. NOTICE Lot owners in: the Wroxeter Ceme- tery are requested to pay their yearly fees for caretaking, of their lots to the clerk., Fred Davey. ae ,BLUEVALE r, and Mrs. D. McDonald, James - 'town and Miss McDonald,,also' Mr. and Mrs.' D. Johnston ad Master Flemming of Bluevale, were guests of their cousins 'on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. J. H. Thom, Fordwich, WILSONS ;Will kill' many times ;more flies for the moneythan any other fly killer. Eaeh pad will kilI flies all day, every day, : for three weeks. At all Grocers, Drug- gists and General Stores 1:0c and 25c per package. WROXETER Dr. and Mrs. Smith of .Detroit, are at' present visitting with the tatter's father, Mr. Geo, Town. Mr, Thomas , Gibson , and! sister, Mrs: Wilson froze Edinborough, Scot- land, are visiting friends in town, enroute to Winnipeg and Vancouver. F. Mr. Kitchen, spent last week in Toronto, visiting his daughter, Mrs, R. A. Berkinshaw and other friends in the city. Mr. and Mrs. David Walker from the West, spent the . week -enol with D. D. and 'Mrs. Sanderson. Mr. John Booth from. Winnipeg ar- rived on Saturday and' is enjoying a visit with his family and mother here; Mrs. Wearring sr., is at present visiting her son in London. Mr. Thomas Gibson and his sister, Mrs. Wilson from Scotland are visit- ing friends here. The former was for thirty years on the Staff of the Edinburgh Evening News andhas reported many speeches by such emi nen t men as1 G adst ne o Lord Sal- isbuhy, a isbuhy, Beaconsfield, Roseberry and many others. Mr. Gibson was a cra- ck rifle shot and figured may times with the Scotch teams in the Wim- bledon and Bisley Annual Rifle Shoots: Mr. D. M, Walker who was princi- pal of Wroxeter Public School for eighteen years and; latermoved to Niagara Falls, Ontario, where he was Commercial Specialist in the Collegi- ate ate there for thirty three years has re- signed, and with his wife, a former' Wroxeter girl' will "take a trip abroad, on tendering his resignation he 2 received v d a bonus of $Loo,oa from. the School Board, also a purse of gold and a; set of field glasses from the teachers of the Collegiate and former students. At : a largely at- tended public meeting in his honor, the Mayor of the city acted as Chairman and spoke in°growing terms of. Mr. Walker's Services in the Collegiate. Mrs. Walker was presented with a beautiful' sheaf of. roses, The Gibson Lumber . and Cider Milts' received a carload of . Quebec White Cedar Shingles last week and find they are good sellers.- Miss Agnes McKercher of Wrox- eter now on the 'Mount Forest Col- legiate Staff accompanies a party of'j American Art • Students on 'a trip abroad. They will visit many of the Cathedral Cities of England; France, Holland and Belguim. A welcome caller to the village last week was a 'former townsmen, Mr, John Bone now of Sault St. Marie, Mich. .To see Jack is to recall his powers as a curler and handler of tlie. big circular bass horn in the days. when Wroxeter could afford a splen- did village brass band, While not trite a s stoutr ' asfo me •1 � r y Jacks senile is as genial as . ever. All wlio knew him here were ewer for a hared shake. His wife accompanied hien and old friends were glad•to meet her again. �. Mr. Torn Hemphill, our popular Miller, is running his pea mill night and day. Besides shipping in car- loads to his many Canadian custom- ers, he sends his product to the West Indies and Foreign Countries. Mrs, Donald Stewart, 2nd. line j Turnberry, took suddenly ill one day last week 'and the members of the 'fa- mily were sent for. Last reports she was still seriously 111. Rich, Soft Tones Of 'A Brantford Roof Brantford Asphalt Slates harmonize with any style of a ° rchx tecture, and their rich, softtones blend with their surroundings at all times of the year. They kat for years, are fire resistant and,give perfectroteetion fromall weather conditions. 13 Y3 !dIiktifingCOLimitett Brantford, Ontario Stock Carried; lnforiiaation Furnished and Service .; oil Brantford Roofing g rendered by RAO ti Thompson, Win harm It, H. 'Carson., s r yy Gorrie Thos Stewart,.� . Eineva1e w HURON COUNTY COUNCI-, The question of the inill rate for toads was next,.taken up in coni.tnit- tee, when it was moved in amendment to the report of the Good Roads Commission by Messrs. Hayes and tie:ger, ,that the Highways rate this year be one and a half ills zr � on .the dollar instead of two mills. A vote Was taken and 6 voted for the ei iuill rate and 225 for the reportin favor of a 'a -mill rate. For the lie mill rate -Messrs. Cox, Geiger, Han- na, ' Hayes, • Livingston, Neeb--6, Against' Messrs. Armstrong, Back- er, L'eattie, Cameron, Coultes, Dodds, lrtiain, Farrish; Henneberg, Hubbard, Inglis Johnston, 1Kennedy, Klopps, Manson, McDonald, McEwen, McKib- bon, MfQuaid, Middleton,: Munnings, Moser, Robertson, Sanders, Shortfeed The matter of the council adopting the Globe Indemnity's Accident in- surance in the county was•taken:up and< ti motion was made by Messrs. Inglis and Cox to accept the offer with the privilege of cancelling the same a any time,' A standing vote was taken, g voting for the motion and 22 against. The motion for the county to guar- antee the bonds of the Clinton Cil iegiate. was then considered and Mr. E. H. Hill, stock broker, Goderich, addressed; the council on behalf ;of Clinton. A standing vote resulted in four voting for the motion and 25 against. A second report of the county pro- perty committee reciting the steps taken in regard to the matter of constructing lavatories under the Court House was adopted, and a mo- tion by Messrs. Hanpa ans Inglis that --no action be taken in proceeding with the work was carried. Moved. `by Messrs. Farrish and Armstrong that municipalities hav- ing paid special levies as per a spe- cial committee's report, dealing with the equalization of county road ex- penditures in past years, be re-im- bursed to the extent of their special levies, and that provision be made at this session regarding this matter. A vote was taken after 'much discus- sion and resulted as follows: 9 in favor of the resolution and 19 against On Friday afternoon Mr. McQuaid re -opened the discussion of the.mat: ter which had been adjourned at the Tuesday forenoon session regarding the Provincial Highway paving on the Huron road, At the request of the warden Mr. Beattie presented the preamble of the petition which had been presented to members ;of the council previous ' to the meeting of the council. It was moved by Messrs. McQuaid ande' Grer g that this council adhere to its resolution of the January nieet- •ing,re this -matter, and that we mem- orialize the Highways Department to defer having the Provincial Highway from Goderich to Dublin only to a point a distance of 5.5 miles east of Goderich for a number of years: Moved by Messrs. Beattie • and Munnings that motion, zi7 of the January session made by Messrs. McQuaid and. Hanna re Provincial Highway paving be recinded." Mr. Geiger claimed that only the question of recinding motion No. 47 was before the council, and asked for a ruling, The Warden ruled in favor of 1Vir, Geiger's contention and the council upheld him. The vote on the motion to rescind resulted} 14 for and 16 against, as follows: Yea—Messrs. Armstrong,. 13aelcer,.l3eattie, Coultes, Cox, Dodds, Erwin, Henneberg, Livingston, Mc- Ewen, Middleton, Munnings, Moser and Robertson: Against-- Messrs. Cameron, Farrish,'� Geiger, Hahne, Hayes, Hubbard, Inglis, Johnston, Kennedy, Klopp, 'McDonald, Manson, McQuaid, Neeb, Sanders and Short - reed. The following motions were then introduced: 'By Messrs. Erwin and Inglis, that the County Treasurer make a state- ment showing all the rates collected from .and moneys paid out to each of the municipalities for Good Roads purposes since the beginning of tlre, County Road system, and mail a copy to each reeve and deputy reeve,— Carried: Moved by Messrs.' Coultes and Sltortreed that a letter expressing our appreciation be sent to the mayor of Kincardine for .the splendid -manner in which the members and officers of Huron County Council •were enter- tained by the ladies and council of that town at the magnificent ban- quet Wednesday evening, June 2nd. —Carried, Moved by Messrs, Coultes and .Dodds that .the education' committee be instructed to take the necessary ili>wenivia laulonl( liiiiitimo wluullur(11 1 _' Our Dollar Days P- AI Were a Good Success= but we still have some ' -Good Vl i. aues __ LEFT ■r IA'e just received ' some nice a a'V`. . SilkBroadcloth Shirts.: Just the ap newest thing out and .some newit Straw Hats in wide and medium rim's with fancy bands, Sunun :ter Underwear at reduced; prices � Come in and look them over....... ■ - Progress' Brand" Made -to- ti ; Measure Suits, leave your order. E. • ;DduesStore: GORRIE UNITED CHURCH Excellent congregations were on hand for the Sunday School Anniver- sary Services last Sunday, when Rev. C, N. MacKenzie preached appropri- ate sermons, The visiting pastor spoke at the morning service on. the great value of Sunday Sehool train - mg and based his .counsel upon: the 9th Chapter of Nehemiah, The ap- peal was made for a deeper apprecia- tion of thegood things., the school stands for. Rev. Mr. MacKenzie ur- ged the parents to bring their chil- ten to the school 'sessions instead of merely sending them to be trained by other faithful teachers. There' is a place in the Sunday School for, all. The n"iembers of the school sang several bright choruses and were assisted by the church or chestra. At the evening service the theme was the lame man' at the gate of the beautiful temple. The preach- er said,'"This story of redeeming grace shows I c earl the e gi need of the. e people outside the church. This poor man had . received money from worshippers as they passed to temple service but on this special day Pet- er and John were able to bring the very thing 'he needed most, healing Wroxeter, Ontario = of body which made it possible for demiIIIIIb I hint to labour t It( IiIIIIiIII�IIIIiIII�lIIl1111■111i1A�lil o provide his own ne- steps to unravel the tangle with re- gard to the Exeter High School mat- ter of levy and if necessary that the Warden, Mr. Robertson andthe•clerk be appointed a cornmittee. to wait on the Education Department,—Carried. Bylaws 6, 7, 8, 9 and zo were pas- sed and the council having concluded the business of the June.session ad- journed to meet the first Tuesday in. December, - TWO -CENT LETTER RATE EF- FECTIVE JULY FIRST Reduction in Letter rates of postage from 3 to 2 cents as announced in the Federal budget, goes into effect on July 5, In this connection .the Post office Department announces that` on and after that date' the rate of: post- age on letters for' Canada, the United States, Mexico and all other places in the North American: continent will be two cents for each ounce or fraction thereof. The two -cent letter rate will apply on letters posted in Canada addressed to Canada—for local delivery and to all places within. the Dominion; the United States, Newfoundland, Mexico, British West Indies (Bermuda, St, Kitts, Antigua, Montserrat, Dominica, St. Lucia, Barbados, St. Vincent,. Grenada, Trinidad, Bahamas, Ja- maica, British. Guiana, British Hon- duras), -Costa Rica; Cuba,. Dominican Re ubli' p b ic, Dutch West Indies.. (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St. Eusta- tius, St. IVfartin), French 'West Indies, (Martinique, Guadeloupe); : Guate- mala, Haiti, Honduras Republic, Nic- aragua, Panama Republic, Salvador, St. Pierre and Miquelon, Al first-rate man cannot do second rate things well. Perhaps that is the reason the boss generally balks at sweeping the floor: 1 It Certainly Does What It Is Recommended To Do This was the opening state- ment made by Mrs. H. Quance, a promitment Toronto lady who resides at 365.Shaw Street, "I was :suffering from stomach and kidney disorders, dizziness, loss. of sleep and poor a'ppe'tite..... -So many people were stating in the papers about the prompt relief that they secured from HERB JUICE and although X did ,not have much faith• L. decided,.. to give it'a trial. The results were wonderful, The stomach and kidney troubles ,promptly disappeared. I now eat aetcl sleep well 'and feel like a new person. I unhesitatingly give HERB JUICE full credit for my wonderful improvement and would not be without it in the hoose. / For sale by Mcitibbon's Drug Store and leading drugg- ists ev-etywhere, Pride It,00. cessities. The minster made an earn- st appeal for the church people to' et the spirit of co-operation' for` the supplying of the world's needs in ur time. The orchestra played sev- ral selections at the evening service. Services next Sunday will be con- ducted by the pastor: zr a. ne.—"The Garment of Praise", 7 p. xii —"The Shepherd and Bishop of Our:Souls." At the evening service the choir ill sing "There were Ninety' .and Nine. 1 J The United Church leaguers spent' G an enjoyable time at the annual picnic a held in Mr. Ben Maguire's bush last m Saturday. You may ,depend upon an excellent b time at Orange Hill United Church v Garden Party to be held Friday night, 'p June 25th. Good program. Come' s and meet your friends there. to Rev. and Mrs. C.,, N. MacKenzie, g also Mrs. E. Douglas of Belmore, were visitors with Mr. and IVIrs. Robt, Dane last Sunday. H Miss Alma Nash nurse of Toronto, ti is sPending her vacation at her home B in Gorrie. e The Orangemen of the district will sis attend divine service in Gorrie. Unit -b ed Church, Sunday evening, July 11, b at 7 p. rn. Rev, F, W. Craik, mein- eet ber of the Black Preceptory, will preach and will be assisted in the ser-fr vice by members of the Orange.Or- der. irks' Mr. and iAI s. F. L on also , andDr,�r•. M s E. Haniil - on �'of B us r s els, were visitors in Gorrie last Sun- day. UNUSUAL OFFER TO INDIGES- TIONSUFFERERS For the purpose of introducing Thorley's Indigestion Remedy to suf- ferers of Chronic or Nervous Indi- gestion, Flatulence, Heartburn, Naus- ea or Sourness of the Stomach, th makers will gladly • furnish for th asking, a generous .supply of thi treatment to; the public of Wingha or vicinity. This unusual offer is made on th understanding that the person or per- sons to whom supplies are sent, will remit the small price • of the treat- ment only upon their own opinion as to the benefit that they have received and the worth of the'treatment. There are no other stipulations. The fact that this remedy has nen- er been known NOT to give relief makes this offer possible, Thorley's Indigestion Remedy is a preparation for stomach troubles compounded according to Nature's Laws, It is a scientific blend of me- dicinal herbs, roots, `barks and spices, free' from all severe and habit-forming drugs and consequently' without in- jurious effect on the system. bots e g 0 e w m WROXErrER Archie Moffatt and daughter Law- rence Moffatt and song Renton of London and Mr. and Mrs. Kehalor, and Miss Jean Moffatt of Ayton, vis- ited at David Thomason's and "Bert Martin's. Mrs, Herb Patterson i s' spending a couple of weeks in Hamilton, R. 5. Rann is having his store and residence painted improving the ap- pearance very much. Jack Booth of 73randon, is visiting his mother, Mrs. Jane Booth whn has nit been enjoying good health lately. Miss Alien of Orangeville is visit- ing her cousin, Mrs, T. W. Henry, Fred Kitchen was in Toronto a l few days .last week, Those who • attended the County Councillors picnic at Bayfield were, Reeve Henneberg, Ex -Reeve 'Doug- las, Mrs. Douglas and 'daughter and Mrs, John Adams, We would suggest that the busi- ness'men of Wroxeter can save mon- ey on printing orders given to The Advance -Times, Either Letterheads, Envelopes, Statements or Sale Bills can be turned out of our office at a saving to you on city ;orders and prices,. The meeting of the Women's Insti- tute of Wroxeter will be held on Monday, June 28th., in the School Room of the United. Church. Miss Collins, Government Speaker will ad- dress the meeting. Her subject' being "Woman's 'National .Outlook" Miss' I Collins comes highly recommended i being a Demonstrator in Sewing as well as Lecturer: The Annual Meeting of the District will be held tri Molesworth, June '3oth. A good attendance is asked for. • The United Church ' Strawberry Festival is to be held on the 9th of lily in our splendid park grounds reat preparations are under way and good time is assured if the weather an smiles: A bunch of our :United Church oys and girls motored over. to Blue - ale on Monday _night last, accom- anied by the pastor, Rev. Mr. Arm- trong, where they defeated both ams of Bluevalites in a Soft Ball ame: Under the supervision of towns- an,mMr. Fred Kitchen, .the County ighway's Authorities are rebuilding ie stone buttress on the mill dam. egiiining at'the flour mill flume it xtends to Neil White's Shop. Thee dewalk over the stone wall is also eing renewed with material supplied v the Gibson Lumber and Cider ills. Wm. and Mrs. Robinson, a brother am the ' West and Master Roy, spent Monday in Goderich. ' Dollar Days s in Wroxeter er r ydrew quite a crowd of shoppers and no doubt they' got some real bargains and the merchants are quite satisfied with the results. It convinced atuite a ntunber of people that they can do just a little better at home -than send- ing their money away and also they see before they buy. WROXFITER CQUrNCIL' The Wroxeter Council met in. the e Clerk's Office on June 57th. 'Present e R. Stocks and Neil White. s Reeve Henneberg in the chair. m Minutes of last .meeting read and adopted. e On .motion of .Stocks and White,. the clerk was instructed to put not- ice in: paper notifying lot owners in Cemeteryto pay their annual feed for upkeep to the Clerk. Accounts;—H. Patterson, 4 weeks running plant $44.8o; Amusement tax tickets' and license 19.82; Municipal World eo,95; John Smith, work • at, Cemetery 30.40; F. Kitchen, assessing. and postage 37,40; T. G. Hemphill power and rent 95,50, Motion to adjourn by White and Stock; Fred Raney, Clerk I ' BELGRAVE Mrs. W. Brandon of Bayfield is visiting with her sis er, .Mrs. T. Shoe - Act quickly as only a limited num- ber of treatments will be available for distribution in this manner. A post card or letter mailed . to The Thorley Laboratories, : Wood- stock, oodstock, Ont., will bring' this beneficial treatment postpaid and without ex- pense or the incurring of any respon- sibility of any kind. Some wise nut has said that there are not many divorces in homes where• there is jamas on the piano keys and. cookie crumbs on the carpet,' Shipments of liquor' from Canada to the United States may be prohib- ited, is the substance of a dispatch from Ottawa, They may be prohibit- ed' but the :'big question is will they be stopped? Miss Kennedy of Ottawa is the guest of Mrs. Vancariip. Mr, and Mrs, Osborne of Kiticard- ine, visited with Mr, and IVfrs. Yule over Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. S, Jordan of Clinton, was calling on old friends in the vill- age otie day last week. ''` Mrs. W. Nethery, visited with her son in Hamilton for a couple weeks. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Brandon have returned after a two weeks visit with friends in Lancaster, Pay' The I3elgeave Women's Institute will hold their monthly meeting in the ]forester's Hall, June 15, at 240 p. m. Miss Collins of Ancaster tate summer delegate will give an address, •A spe- cial invitation is extended to all the ladies tie be present. BLUEVAL Mr. 5; W, King, M. P was home from Ottawa over the weekend. Johnston and Black chipped a of cattle and hogs to Toronto, Satur- day. Mrs, Arch Davi and two sons of Vancouver B.is home for r a va- cation with her •c i .. r 1 M, and d a , Mme.. L H. Bosman. `" W. T. Masters, C. N. 1Z;, Agent is on holidays and is Leine; relieved by R.. H, Guentheur of He' peter. Mr, F. Black has purchased a Ford Coupe, He will now be in good. shape to Took after' his increasin business, Mr, and Mrs. J Keyes Y of Toronto,. .; spent a few days with relatives here,. Miss Zelma ',Turney, spent a few days at. Toronto this week. Mr. and Mrs, Wilber Mathers and daughter of Guelph, spent Sunday,- with Mr. Geo. MVfathers: Bruce Coullnty Levies Municipalities in Bruce County will pay county rates as follows this year: Albemarle Township, $2,227102; Am• - abet Township, $8;867; Arran Town- ship, $18,452.5o; Brant Township $4767; Bruce Township, $2o,z6o;: Carrick Township, $25,268.60; Culross Township $20,097, Eastnor Town- ship, $5,o27.10 Elderslie, a8 $ ,960,:. Greenock, $18,g68.5o; Huron, $23,560.- 41; Kincardine Townshi$21,69,7;- p, Kinloss _1546.75; Lindsay Town-- ship own--ship $904.55; Saugeen Township, Bir,-. og4.86; St. Edmunds Township, $4o6-• 50; Hepworth Village, $611.54; Lion's; Head Village, $773,4o; Lucknow Vii£ -•'S age, $2,4q•o8; Mildmay Village, $z, - 154,7o Paisley Village, $773.40;` Port Elgin Village, $3,380:86; Ripley Vill- age, $1,963.36; Tara Village, $I,7o7.8o; Teeswater Village, $2,o77.98 :Tiverton- Village,' $735.55; Chesley Town, $5,- 468.38; Kincardine ,:468.38;.'Kincardine Town, $5,706.72; Southaurpfon Town, $3,37o; Wiarton Town, $5,011.35; Walkerton, $6,001.94;: total, $285,461.70. Here's true neighborliness, Mrs; Joiner of Spring. Coulee, Alberta,.• lost her husband recently. On Tues•-• day, 36o horses, 41 cultivators and': 20 seed drills were used by neigh- bors in putting in a 3oo-acre crop fore - her. A `prominent scientist has just dis- covered that the memory of women is fifteen per cent better than that of a mans We discovered that years ago. And in some things we want to forget_: about, we know one % onion's memory where the percentage is eas- ily 75. A. R. DU VAL Registered Chiropractor Will be at Towne's Hotel, Wrote.-• ter, Tuesday and Friday Evening' from 7 to 0.3a p. m.., during June and • July. Diseases of all kinds successfully. treated. Consultation free. Country- and hoose calls responded to. FRED DAVEY. :'mage Clerk Issuer of Marriage Licences The law now requires the license be taken out three days before Inc, cere- mony. ertmony. Subscription taken for the. ' Advance -Times: Clubbing rates given' NORMAN WADE.. Gorrie, Ontario Agent for Hartford Wind Insnranceo .Also Walkerton Fire Insurance Co; Automobile, Live Stock and Platt - Glass Insurance DR. H. A.. MUTTON Graduate of. Royai College of Dental, Surgeons of Ontario Graduate of University of Toronto At Fordwich Tuesday and Thursday At Gorrie the rest of the week GEO. FOWLER L.D.S , D.D.S., Teeswater, Ontario Will be at the Gofton House, Wre- xeter est and 3rd Wednesday of eacht: month, Will be at Gorrie the follow-. ing Thursday. G. S. DA BONI GORRIE Director of Funeral Services `'1totor Hearse or , Carriage, whirs ever is required, Phone 16 HARRY AIKINS ipordwich, Ontario Licettaed Auctioneer for the Cottnth* 01 I3uron 4nd lArellington Phone zp Or .Pattersan's Hardware Std