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For jam on need eeve only a one
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More Sara and jelly
Fe:- tele short boil Nery little juke
IP: full tie :en You get up to one
half mere ;lent or jelly from the
sante amount of frnit.
Natura;! Taste and Colour
Boiling time is so short it does nee
spoil the taste or darken the colour.
Sure Results
ff you follow exactly the teetua
recipes given with Certo you
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LINDLEY FR ASEIZ
Mrs. Lucinda Molsaac is spending
a few weeks in •Windsor 42R1 Detroit.
Mr. •and Mrs. McCrae and family
of Meaford were week-enn visitors
with their daughter and son-in-law,
M. and Mrs, Currie.
Mr, Leonard Birk and sister Verna
of Guelph spent Saturday with fri-
ends here.
The Minion. Circle held their pic-
nic at Bayfield on Tuesday evening.
A number from here attended the
strawberry social in Mt. Cannel on
Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Merner, 'bri-
dal couple have returnee neem their
honeymoon trip and are nowbusy
getting settled.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hendrick of
the Blue Water Highway motored to
Kitchener for the week -end visiting
relatives and friends.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mrs: Rachael Denoneme of Wind-
sor is spending a few weeks in this
n eighb o rho od.
• Mrs. N. Cantin who has spent
I the greater part of the winter and
spring with with her elaildren, leas
returned to her home in .St. Joseph.
HENSALL
Mr. anti Mrs. Cline Flynn of Lon -
den visited with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs, Jas. Parkins,
Mr. and Alen, 14*loch Parker of
Bownianvilie are visiting at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law,Mr
and, Mrs, Harold Parker.
Miss Dorothy Brazier of London,
is holidaying at the home of Dr. and
Mee, D. G. Steen
Mrs. W. lionthron is 4i -tiding
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
ungblut ti Wateroo.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy ,Campboll of St.
Catharine e visited with' theit parent
Mr• Mrs,- Earl Clempbell and Mr
and Ides,. Alvin !Munn
Mr, and Mrs, Lee Oesch and son
'of St, Catharines were visitors at
the home of •Mrs. Oesch's parent,
Me. ana Mrs. Alex. Mousse:1u..
Harold Willard of St. nenharmee,
visited hie pareon, Mi.. and Mrs.
Ezra Willard.
Mrs. Ida Heeding and Mi. and
Mrs, Wm, Harding of Lepdon 1Verfl
guests at the home of Mt. and Mr
Fred Corbett.
Mrs. ,George Hess and daughter
Ruth left recentty for a month's va-
cation at Biggar, Seek., with Aire.
Hess' father.
The success of the Rect. •serose con-
cert presented by the Young Men of
the R.A.F. from Port Albert on June
4 by kind. permiseien of Capt. G. P.
Robertson wa a decided success:rho
Finance Cell:mit:tee report of the
returns 'being over £80,00.
Presentation
The teachers and. pupils of the
eneall 'contmuntiou scluol held a
picnic at. Turnbull's Grove at wench
Miss Dorothy Chandler who is rniv.
Mg to Parkhill, was presented with
an umbrella.
Finger Amputated
•Howard. Sniale had the misfortune
while employed at the Spencer ez
Son planing mill to got his hand
caught in the saw. He was attended
by Dr. 'Steer and removed to Sea- 0
forth hospital, where one finger had
to be amputated. Every effort, is be-
ing made to .save another finger which S
was badly injured.
Hensall Red Cross
The following goods were shipped I
on or about June 2nd. Army quota: a
8 pr. socks, 5 pr. two-way mitts, 3
sleeveless sweaters, Navy quota: 5
scarves, 5 pr. sea socks, 6 turtle
Mr. and Mrs. John Charrette neck sweaters, 5 pr. mitts, 5 hehnets.
the Blue Water south, after spending: Beside's these quotas the following
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Ia month in Detroit, rare .back /tonne, articles were forwarded to headquar-
. again. , ters: 15 scarves, 50 pr. of socks, 10
pr. 'mitts, 2 turtle neck tuck -ins and
The Mes-srs Hubert Dtecharme and 2 shoUlde •
tote'ly deeeeoyed the frame
, e r eiea, 7:74, of ere-
:. ere retest it the blaze wen c ail
the :lei. :t•e el. and a sum of
nionee. elle Appleton was engaged
peeinning the noon meal and a
coal oil etove which he was using
Le:phial:AI and the fire gained rapid
headway. was badly burned a-
-out the face and hands. and was
takenftG the dotter for treatment.
So fast iiid the Hames spread it was
in!poseible to save the house •or any
rculti,nt The Crediton Ben
essistki a bucket brigade.. saved
Ju e house ef Eldon :denier Tend Chas
Grannille, on either side of :the fire.
a wraps, a Fo .2 complete
Alphonse Jeffrey of St. Peter's Seine: layettes, .14 pr. of ward slippers,. 20
;inary, London, spent the week -end ! women's night gowns, 3 boys suits,
-With their parents. pr. boys pants, 1 blanket and 4 quilts
Mrs Joseph •Cantin of Beaverteewn
" left a few days ago for a trip to;
flYlontreal, where she *ill visit :hen COUNTY NEWS
husband and children for a few we-
eks. • Freak of Nature
, _Itich'd Davis brought into.. the efffee
Mr. and Mrs. albeit GeliftreY a couple of frealc foilag plants. Gro -
I. of .the 15th con., 'Were Sim day viefit-
wing from the main stem are three
ors with` Mrs. L., Geoffrey, Sr.
I &ranches each with different colored
.leaves. .On one large 'branch the. lea-
ves are red; on another branch. the
leaves are red and green, and on. a
smaller branch the leaves are green,
Another slip from the scene plant
KIPPEN NES
produced green leaves on cnee. side of,
Miss Doris :Alexander cof ..Lontion, •
H1LLSGREEN the stem and green and red leaves ,on
epending a couple if ;weeks Judi-
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days . with her parents, defx. :and .Mrs. the other side. Sonne of the. leaves
Wm.„ Alexander.w.ould be green on one half and gre-
en' and red on the eth.er.-henetet
_Mrs. H. Ricker and Arthur pent Times -Advocate..
Thursday last With Mr. :and ,Mrs. W
Dearing,- Exeter. Aged .Lady Injured -
,Mre. Ann McCurdy, it Exeter,..wen
.D011.1 forget the stranehneny social -ael-Ielesle
on , the church lawn on Friday June . . . injured in an auto acciden
while riding with her daughter, Mies
27th. ,The Paul Bros. of Kirleton ..and N. -,a1-41-t-rdn
Miss pm:413y Green of Exeter, will The two were motoring
south on No. 4 :highway. At the IL
tue
he the entertainers. 0.1-einidleeses boundry south of Exe-
e-tj:/• :and .Mrs. Lorne Reed, :Jack ter' a car travelling ahead of Pile
-E.
ieCilruy stopped to make a left hire
as there was a „car coming from the
oppos! l:e direction. iMss McCurdy be,
Ing -able Lo step or turn out owing
to the approaching car on one side
of the -road and a .cement culvert en
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..ii- now one of 'the news eoternentra- I Mr- -':'-11'r."Vestgati" spent 7ii
. or- in t -f-, BBC's North •,:meelnee.4.1.-naition teen n.tly.
Treesmiesion, re.e. is hen; in /nee . eine.. rare etentee hed _betel
Igremme .. 1 :lerceneeest nvee tee Cele! ns Sundae 4, veeen leer 2112i; 117,4AI at-
National Network eeen, eeee- i?2. 1)3 : t'''''.12',1, ,h -se .. W. E. Altiesseerth 4.01
addition to °sec' el -eo/14.• .• '! Frasei -.e. , dene et ": a Very ir,141,1:3g.lnet'.!
is, at the peenee. Lime. :e er i elotereentle• l.,
days and Tues(.1;lee nt enle-- neer fts y re. .M Letnbarci .of Mittilteell,eleie- :e
coremen tater ie YIP -1? Fee . - n• r -wave I 314e0,-0ne . dee a est week at the home le
Tree:ram:me k t'..2''.. li es elee.,..:r22:, n21V,1"1. t r. and Ivie .. Wm. DaSOKI r 11.'
and Views. He le flee neve wee sco- l tre,ene '-'1* the farmers in 'tit
i..e,peri en„nnesn neiten in :erre se.n1 on i itl., ze,,•-•. ,tturtif.e haying and nelort a ,
4•Yeje. 4, and next dal breed,- ,e el• very '••-, •: n
p.
plc:nage te the Germen people. , e4 'eerY DIeaeset.t everting wane:Tent ; 1
. et tie- hone, of air. and Mrs. R.alph I
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• I TUrr.rmr recently, 't itt. occasion ',being .1,
and Jill :and _Wire. Arthur Ford of
De:ea:vet visited on Sunday tat !the.
Aerie of eller. rend Mrs. W.. Harney.
Mr. ard lfre James Mee.01.:yenentl
Isited in London on .Sunday.
Choir M4' -es Presentaart ...the -other, uraslied'ento the •back
B.A.).".FlaLD - I the .beptism oft,.jr tittle clettositter,
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Late .Donale.feenrne e; .tire !•e the 7F. Chanclaereef en
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The ehrieeening .drene Anne; p
Mrs. Doeala Murnly, renl mete" .'ey leer -great „great grantionath•
aaoI ereined a letter stoat eter sailor inee et, -La !nu Mrs. Wen :EnClineksee'lif la
dated Cleyeland; srating Goshen Ilse:. :Stanley Te.T., over '..81) I ip
Marion eeelienheelt, the minineer
coir of the 'United Cleauu:le
pt ion Wedneseky night for ninair! eeen :a
the standing car. Her mother suff
w,o ene , their men4ens, Miee P' fraetured leg and a fractured
meth. e after wheeh they pine-en:WI ahow
me Daeothy Chani4er who are anov•
----es en°1-641 was taken to 1,Ondon hospital.
and euffeeed front shock. shr '
g tn.}arkhill with ,two table lanope. i ;SAXTIETFI ANIslIVE,R,t,-ARY
bp .pisentations vete xnade by! ‘ The Thaenes Road Unita: enurel'
isees Gwen Cooper n•-nd jean Long' celebrated its 60th anniverser3' on
"frkke ABowing adelness was reaell Seeadny last, followed by a strawber- '
v„ Vise Ann Ivisort:
et r 7Ronvt and Dorotbe •- re festival Monday eve and recoi
crowds were present. At the Sunda
The. neicee ,.,of the old tillage choir morning service, Rev. Wm. Monteit
ane a ttorligit in the satin pence, the of Yenthill, was the preacher.
Surtkituy Selene Room, the name time children's • choir led the singing. Th
0gbee-thirty, fele one reason, choh evening service was in charge o
prarnee, and ;another reeemn, to Rev. ",'4C. .Goevans, of Toronto. Th
sheer feu appreq.ta,tion for yoter faith chnumb ,choir was aSSirtad by Mrs
ful peraeik ;in ..the sehoin . H. 4Sturgiss, who sang twice. Mr
It was even sinesere regret that we Gowant taught scboo at Tharnee Rd
1 - es e your neexpeeted depart- for two ;mare and many ef his fo.te
tire but nehaet AS teerr loss is another's met pupils were in the congkegation
lamps as a sernall ' I
gain. We a.i3lc you tre aaccept these RAIN AND HAIL A'r SEAFORTFI
of
ha• wae ill and tvo ' testureietr !none :,, An; agc, ;cmd wa,. ha lernade aur' i j-;
liken the follomene day she re, en ea . 14- anti fully .-br eide re -re Among the I ee
„il,:telege-nn thet en a.el died euddenly ,essueets presets, were thee-, •grandpetr-1
Ilfron. heart atteek.. n.3f2 WaS .0 wevele- ntts, alto twe great ner-enriparente,it,..
t
elle on a C2'• -.4- Laki'S ir2itnt'21'.'"48,. T. con,itt and Mr. Rnipit SteI 4.
Oea Bassfield. see ef Mr. natirrae' Inn nson, both n..f ,Stanlee- to veiship.
ed the late Nail Munn, Pew neer, '
'Operated a eeenge and fn. it -amyl .
c conducted the )14o.nee, nlod-;
.,fveo year. apo, in search of I DASH IV 0 .0
tle he went sailing. Besides hiei
McLeod and Donald, of Ban-
e, three children to:try:lye, Mrs.! Miee Zeta Nadiger, R. N.
; and jack, en the Gmtt Lekee. ell he ,ent al, Mi ch sent a ft. er days
: eelb hoe parente. Mr. and Mre.
etother. vie() 11 de, ;11 baYr11.10. Naeigee enet ween.Win
brothe' 1Vill;n1n2 TI.6.tria, PUSS Elle Martinson of Wendsteek
Ienent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs
t A. E. Oestreicher,
CREDITON Meeere. Wee;ecrg and Gerald Masse
Ileft last week for Kitchener where
lecithin Staff Reduced they will go in tesaining.
Moriock and Miss Jean Mr. and Mrs. Kraft visited with
-0 resigned their posit- their daughter, txrs. staderoaner
Crediton hoolw.staff, af- London last 'week.
in Crediton for a num- Several from here attended the
s the attencranue has funeral of the late Mrw, Peine, in
bbard has decided to New Hamburg last Wednesda,y.
.Jer of teachere to two 1 Mrs. R. Goetz, spent the tweek-end
• as been re -mimed as lth
Miss Verna Cunniig'. nia
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1 Only-Westiughouse, Regular
94.50. Bargain Price . -$69-00
Only-Cot:field (Sunlite) Regula,,
82.51). Bargain Price $65.00
1 Only -Beatty (Whitecap) washer
Reconditioned, like new,
822.00
Sale Price
Only -Beatty (White cap)
Reconditioned - $20.00
-0aily--Easy Action Hand washer,
slightly used, like new only $8.00
1 Only -Hand Washer $2.00
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SNOW AND BEACH PgCTURI.=.','
else a yell
w K-2 or G, to bring out the shadows clearly otestfee,
snow or on beach sand.
row/ (enough, pictures in th
‘nir anew and pictures on tit
beach are very inuoh alike --as fa
as the camera Is, concerned. Expo
••d sure% shadows, lighting effects-
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Snow -.reflects a t r em e all ous
an are altnilar.
A amount ot light when broad sun is
e shining on It --and so, exposure,
f for teen average midday Shot is best
e neat en ha1e. compared to the norxnal
enramer exposure. Thus, If 1/25
tw second at VII Is considered nor-
mal, then 1f25 at tee/6 is correct
for an average sunny snow scene,
and eren less for broad views of
dittant snondields. Shots on
h t
e exposures are about the same as fore
e a cloudy or dull day without snow.
✓ Remember this point, because it's
- important for good results.
Since both sand and snow reflect
light, the 'shadows cast by a sub-
• ject are soft and transparent. in-.
deed, If you want a good strong
shadow effect, it's best to use a.
yelloev filter -a, K-2 or (-to dark-
en the shadows clown a bit. These,
filtere also help if bine sky appeals
in the scene.
Drifted snow, and wind -rippled .
sand, appear at their best late in
the afternoon, Texture stands out, .
shadows are longer, and the scenes
eentembrance of ...The month-long drought ended on
our friendshin, Wishing that your •,"riday afternoon last when Seaforth
future years may Ibe as pleasant as th'etrict was vielted by a very heavy
ral.'n storm, accompanied by one of
the worst hail storens itn
nes you, have spent here.
iigried on beheif of the choir of
the United chttrch. Roma and Dor-
othy in a •ftAV -chosen words
thanke4 the ,choir and invited, then
all to viein them in Parkhill.
Mr. and Mrs, Archie Parsons, Ger:
Id and Harold, visited the forraer's
istar,
of Cli' I
her sister Mss, Ouinfite dn. Sar-,
rs
and Mrs: Joseph Ferguson
Ver 1V esse
The :;hail stones were very large but
as die crops are not ripened yet, lit.
tie datnt'ge resulted, at there wag no
wind.. A barn and many animals we
re
restqted from the freshly -
re killed!. 4:01,11 the illoSt N5etiowli stroke, she ha been ailing for some
w e, sunlit baseh-or looking out have more pictorial interest. Shoot
to sea --call tar the same reduction at these hours -remembering to, ad -
In exposure. JUst exposure for the -weaker liglet.
• leartvy's ,welteerreattionortis, heoanngrsieo.wwohveenr --tursellsdfoyroyuolul r getcoliawctoirotnh.-wh I I e piett-
a snow-covered countryside. Here, 312 John yea Guilder
laid street 4)eing awe* on to time and was ler 80th Year, her
ui on Sunday. lawn and bouleverds by flooding wat-(
.eboye, as -nesietent, Mr, and mils. wham ElpiAolvor, art and Dona and Mr. arid Mrs, Late 'Mrs. Jr G. JoArat
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MeBride, Stu. ers.----Seef;rth Mae -
91.4 4 ng 97.1 Windsor.
'opoitt.440 Reuse I spent the week,end weak Zniencie in :Robert, MoBride spent the weekstled The death took )ac in Vicetar of
with the Utter's am in Windso4. Iampa JeenifoThkeeing a
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maiden Inane being tagina May and
was born ma the May Homestead it
mile and a half sonth of Exeter 13e -
'ore timing to Exeter, she And her
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Wincheisea. Prior to hie death inn
.1027, Mr. Jones was one of Exc.'
ter"s most successful business snesta
aand associated with him were hip
two nephews Wm. and F. A. May.
A daughter, iMss May Jones, and
vont J. ttgbert Jones
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