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1 DEPARTMENT of FISHERIES
1 OTTAWA _
SALT FISH DE LUXE
1 l 1-1b. packale fisge of boneless cod or other ana-
, dine sah freshened. Butter
Sin cup ,af hot water 2 hard-boiled eggs
1 ;h tsp. of pepper 1 tsp. of dry mustard
1 Flake freshened fish into pieces.
Turn three-quarter cup of hot
water in which fish was freshened;
aver fish, which has been placed an
platter or shallow dish. Sprinkle
with teaspoon of dry mustard and
half teacnoon of pepper. Chop
hard-boiled eggs over fish and dnt
generously with butter. Serve with
tomato sauce.
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Name
Address
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A N..V D A Y A F I S H D A N'
BLAKE
Mr. and i~.Zrs. Ern,ierson Erb and
daughter Marion were Sunclay z _ it-
ors with Ith. and Mrs. Joe- Beehh r.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob S-artzentru
tier, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sweruzentrn-
oee' were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Menno Stecklt, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Erb spent Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Steckle
Misses Eva Bechler and Laura
Gescho returned -home after spending
a week with friends at Tavistock and
Baden.
Mr. and Mrs. Arioe Gingerich, Miss
Alice Erb, Mr: and Mrs.Roy Ging- 1
erich and Mr, Ervin Gingerich spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
436, of the Parr Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris, Swartzentrub-
ger and family were Sunday visitors
.,with Mr. and Mrs. Art. Weber of
sear Dashwood.
HILLSGREEN
Miss Lizzie McAllister is ill and
confined to her home, We wish hei
a .-speedy recovery.
Miss Mary •Forrest is improving
after being sick the past few weeks•
The Session of the Hillsgreen Un -
ted Church and their wives were en-
lertained at the home. of Rev. E.and Mrs. Chandler at the manse,
3C,Ippen on Thursday evening. • .47s. lov-
s •ly evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson we-
re in Mitchell during the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Egbert Faber of
inron Springs Hospital aria Mr. Jno
'abe., and Misses Effie and Laurette
IBell of Hensel] visited one evening
the home of Mr. W. Jarrott and
Annie.
'glen and Dorothy Love, daughters.
01' 1VIr, and Mrs, G. Love have been
a'>a with a had erld. Mrs. McKay of
.11lensall .is helping to wait on them.
Mrs. Latimer of Konioka is visit-
ing her sister-in-law, Mrs. Blackwell.
Mr. Usborne Littlefoot of Lotelo i
gave a delightful sermon in the Hills
,Green church. on Sunday afternoon.
I Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Snowden were
recent visitors with friends in Lon-
don.
Mr. Russel Sparks and John Pen -
hale each delivered horses to Grant
Summers of Aylmer recently.
Late Jane E. Simpson
After an illness of three weeks,
borne in her patient way, Jane E.
Simpson, widow of Hugh McDougall,
on Jan. 30th, passed away. She was
the elder slaughter of the late John
and Mary Simpson pioneer settlers of
Stanley Twp. Was born in 1854 and
was married in the West in 1887.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs
lied Watson, of Stanley. The funer-
al which was private held from the
home of her daughter on Feb. lst, to
Bayfield cemetery. Rev. R. M. Gale
conducted the service.
St. Joseph and Beaver Town
s
Messrs. FrankJeffrey and Ross
Hewitt of Windsor called on friend•,
in Beaver Town on Monday night.
Miss Cherrie Jeffrey of Beaver
Town'left for Windsor on Tuesday
. last.
Mr. Fred Ducharme and family of
the Blue Water South, motored to
London on Monday to visit, their
daughter, Sister St. Denis of Brescia
Hall.
Mr.aud Mrs. Vincent Jeffrey of.
Detroit spent the week -end with their
parents.
Miss Marie Siemon of St. Peter's
Seminary, London, is spending a few
weeks with her parents at St. Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,Siemon, Mr.
Simon Bedard of Windsor called on
his parents near St. Joseph, after at-
tending the funeral of his nephew.
Mrs. Barn. Hartman of Thedfor'd,'
is spending the week -end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Duch-
arnie, Sr.
The Misses Veronique Ducharme
and Doris Cantin were guests on
Sunday last to Miss Margaerite Du-
charme of St. Joseph.
• Mienday Wedding
On Monday morning in St. Peter's
Church, French Settlement, a pretty
wedding took place in the person of
Mr. Richard Masse of the Blue Water
Highway south, to Miss Leona Dewe;:
of Grand Bend, In the everting r
large number of relatives and friends
gathered at the home of the beide,:
where a dainty dinner was served.
and the evening spent in dancing.
The bridal couple received man-
alueble gifts and all extend ter they,
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STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. John McClinehey has sold 50
*tees of his farm, east half of lot
13, Concession 10, ,Stanley to Mr,
- *Amore Stephenson,
Il7rs. Robt, M. Peck has returned
ar tier ho!I?e en: Babylon Line, after v
+•,,,.,....,x4•u,xxE.j vt7,lirt'J wool, .,, u ttJ.
Died at T. eentti
Reye and Bedard of the 14th eon,„'
who died• in a Toronto kJ[ ospital ori:
Soturdee4 last lees ee ernes-`.
'day moaning in St, Pet•or's cemetery,
where a large number of friends and
relettves attended, 8aoine #:rom iS'te
ney Point, •Chathaan, Windsor, Count
right and ;other points„ We all
sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. Theo;
Beilieed in their sutl a'ea teti,ct:l'nbii
DASHW0.OD
Nee and Mrs. Felix ,Wilds wr
Spent the past few pater ti; in Chi
ago and Texas h e returned hem
Rev. and Mrs. Luft visited rely
ves in Kitchener lIast week. . •
I A number bf relatives attende
the funeral r,.f the late Mrs. Harr
(nee Minnie Rinker,) ,'in Sarnia, e o
Sunday aftema n. ,
Miss Zeta Nadiger who recentlet
graduated -from Victoria Hospital,
London, has been successful in ebV
taining her et;.gistratieu exams whit
entitles her to her R. N. degree .e
present .she is engaged on a case a3
Winchelsea. We extend congratulat'
ons.
Mr. and ,,Mrs, Norman Kellernia
and Mr. and. Mrs. George Gordon o
Kitchener were Sunday visitors wit
Mr. :and _Mrs. Alvin •Kellerman
Mr. Herman Tyler was waken
St. Joseph.'s Hospital, Loudon leas
weed •where he is in a seriousiieondit
ion suffering 'from ploro-pneumonia',
Mr. and Mrs. N.. Ogden of Exete.*
were Sunday visitors with Mr. - ari
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger.
Chaar Hold Annual' Meeting
Thi .choir of Zion Lutheran church
held their a.aaiata1 meeting and thEe
officers for the year Were elected.
per. C,lateib ,Pfile wasre-elected choir
leader,' Mrs. M, Klunip asat leader; R.
Miller Peesident, Miss Helen Nadigor
Sem-treas. Social 'committee, Mee-
llea l ;der, Rota, Fassold, M:rs, E. Ned
eer, C. Martene, Mrs. R. Miller;
Press Reporter, Helen Luft.
A Social. Evening
A social evening was held by the
aentbers of Zion Lutheran church
hoir 'last Friday in the hall above
,file's store. The evening was spent
n playing "Court Whist which was
weeeetly enjoyed by all present. Prizes
were won by Melton Walper and
Mrs. Messner.. A dainty lunch. war
hen served by the committee lir
charge. e •
• Walther League Meet
The Regular meeting of the Walth-
er League of the Lutheran church
was held on Tuesday evening, Feb-
Truary 2nd with a good attendance.
Rev, Luft took charge of the meeting
at which newspaper clippings were
;discussed and the remainder of the.
evening: was spent in Bible Study,
Miss Ssther Martene gave a reading
which was much enjoyed by all.
HENSALL
Geo. Ferguson of Usborne Twp.,
has purchased the cottage at the
coiner of Albert •St. and S. Richm-
bnd`, >from the Robt. Stewart estate,
and is making preparations to move
nt:; the village.
'Miss A'feD.ougall, R.N., of Seaforth
s nursing G. C. Petty, who has been
11 for some time with pneumonia.
Florence 'Welsh is visiting relativ-
es and friends in Toronto.
Miss Minnie ,Reid left Saturday
hist for Florida to epend the remain,
•d'er .of the winter months,
Alexander Smillie of Toronto was
a recent visitor with his .son. Dr.
Smillie,
Mrs, L. Simpson, who has been vis-
iting her son and daughter in Detro-
it for a month, has returned home,
Louise Drummond has been confi-
ned to her home with a severe cold
her place at the telephone office be-
ing taken by Mrs. E. Shaddick dur-
ing the illness.
Mrs. Harry Horton is confined to
her home with cold and flu.
Joseph Hudson, who has been in
Westminster Hospital, London, for
several months, was taken to Victoria
Hospital for further treatment.
Mrs. Slizabeth D. Harold, wife of
the late Lewis Harold and a former
well known resident of Hensall, died
at the hone of her nephew, Roy
Wren, Aberneed Apts., Calgary, she
had been visiting her nephew since
November, accompanied by her sister
Mrs. M. S. Wren of Winnipeg. Mrs.
Harold was born in Hibbert 73 years
ago,
The continuation and public scho-
ols are making preparations . for a
grand commencement to be held in
the, Town Ball, iensa:ll, Friday' ev-
ening,
ening, Feb. 14th.
Has 80th Birthday
Wm. Dougall, of this village, re-
cently very quietly celebrated . his
80th birthday and very fittingly men-
tion was made of it at the recent
congregational.tneeting of the United
Church, Mr,. ii r. Dougall being one of
the esteemed Elders and in past ye -
7 Uh,
937
ars a Superintendent of the Sabbath.
School,
Ministers fleet
A irxeetine of ' the South Huron
Ministerial Association was held on.
Mondaylast at the residence of the
•secretary, Rev W. A. Young, The
speaker of the day was Rev. E. 1?.
Chandler of J£ippen, • who, gave a
brilliant and fascinating address on
the great evangelist, D. L. Moody,
the oeeasion. being the celebration of
his birth. Mr- Chandler traced the.
life story of Moody, giving many
interesting and amusing anecdotee
concerning his life. He was a maim
of wonderful energy, incredible reso-
urcefulness, irrepressible wit, and
many fine qualities.
AUC'T'ION SALE
OF FARM LANDS
tThe undersigned Auetipneer he, ;re-
ceived instructions to sell, hie 3'ull.ic
.Auction at ,
DOMINION HOUSE, ZURICH
On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY' 2, ° 1987
At 2 te'clock, p.m
The following Farm Lands' viz:
Lot 1.5, Concession 11, 'Hay'Town-
ship, consisting of 100 acres'o# good
farming land. There is on the prem-
ises a brick house and bank barn,
Also 25 acres, being South of
West Half 19, Concession 8, in the
Township of Hay.
For further particulars apply to
the undersigned Executor.. •
'ERMS-10% on .day°of Sale, and.
balance in 30 days.
.Arthur Weber, Auctioneer:
S'oi. Schroeder, Executor:
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m,'kFtw.
Compared to the you
did hence ,%w. using
. icae
(1) quicker stn rtin
(2) Faster piciap?
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1214 motorists in 14 U.S. citiesteek t�.• a 4 � ser° "
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gasoline®, • 95% of them proved that it gav better
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performance than the g soli 4 5 e they h,. d b e using.
Tins " an sten s" was ' t o Sunoco.
LETTER FROM E, W. SAYBOLT & CO.
A recognized authority on Petroleum
This is to .certify that we have 'supervised
the filling of the , drums of gasoline for
these tests, and sealed them with tamper-
proof EWSCO seals. analyses
Furthermore, our laboratory
have proved that this.gasohne;aWas feg14ar
Blue Sunoco Motor FtieL en every r '
except for the blue Golairiaigi, W ob W es
omitted to avoid identilicatioa i3Y ode
taking part in the tests. Coloring, however,.
does not affect the performance, of the
gasoline in any way.
LETTER FROM ROSS FEDERAL
RESEARCH CORPORATION
A nationally known organization
We a witnessed the sealing of gasoline drums
atand shipped these drums to
R sthe Ferederal in
Rs Federal rokefthetse seals, and gave
een cities. Our
representativesgons Blue Sunoco, minus its
ten gallons approximately
identifying blue color, to approf these
one hundred motorisoin ads oI tbe se
cities, first pumpingut the
ir
tanks. their
Later, our representatives called upon
these same motorists and obtained ulated a re-
portsports,
, an answers. e the Cor eotnes of the
ports, and certify
figures in this advertisement.
Troth in gasoline advertising!. - . fact, instead
of claims!—is what Blue Sunoco brings you
in the most complete, the most daring test
ever devised for any gasoline!
HOW THIS TEST WAS MADE
We employed the services of the Ross
Federal Research Corp.—an entirely inde-
pendent, fact-finding organization. Un-
known even to our own employees, this or-
ganization sent its .men out into the high.
ways and byways of fourteen cities—large
and stnall in eastern United States.
WE LEFT THE BLUE OUT OF
BLUE SUNOCO
This was, to prevent identification. Other-
wise, this gasoline was regular Blue Sunoco
and the certificate to the left, made by an
independent testing laboratory, proves it.
WHO TOOK PART IN THIS TEST?
More than twelve hundred motorists —
people like yourself; work-
men and clerks, housewives
and doctors, business ex-
ecutives and others, were
asked to try this "mystery"
gasoline,
They came from all walks
of life, in alt snakes of cars.
The gasoline Was drained
from their tanks and replaced withten
gallons of this "mystery" gasoline. Then
they went out to test it, Later, they were
asked fortheirhonest, candid opinions. Here
are the figures. The statements of those mo-
torists who were already using Blue Sunoco,
have been omitted from the compilation.
BLUE SUNOCO WINS AGAINST 54
OTHER. LEADING.BRANDS OF
GASOLINE
In this remarkable test, Blue Sunoco was.
compared with 54 other makes of gasoline
—extra -priced, regular. -priced, cut -priced.
The 1214 motorists who took part in the•
test didn't know which gasoline they were
testing—dont know even yet, until they
read this report.
95% OF THESE MOTO1t1STS PROVED
THE SUPERIORITY OF BLUE
SUNOCO IN ALL-AROUND PERFORM-
ANCE. THIS, BEYOND QUESTION,
RANKS IT AS AN OUTSTANDING
MOTOR 1r L7.EL AT ANY PRICE.
L. A. PRANG and SON ED,. NADIGER
SOLD UY: ' General Repairing and Used C,ar Safe;; P oather .Goodsa>l3d Harness
._ Lalines, .ss
ZURICH . ONT. DASHWOOD, M• ONT.,
A. E. RAVELLE
General Shore
GRAND BEND
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