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GRAND BEND
Presents for Your. Enjoyment, 't)its
Following Attractions
Friday, Saturday Ma'c 11-12
GENE AUTRY
THE LAST ROINUOP
Cartoon, Sport 'Short and
"Supermen" .Serial
Monday, Tuesday March 14-15
'Tops in Entertaininent on a Big
Double Bill
BIG TOWN,1kANDAL
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DISASTER
Flue a PARAMOUNT NEWSWOL
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Th t Ladies of the Aake ;aarial*. .Gosh -
..en W.M,S. met in the Blake Church
co. Friday March 4th, .for Whe "World
Day of Prayer. A. good ..ittendance
from each Society Was, presnt.
Mrs.. T. Dinsmore, llne president,
presided for the .progs.namme and the
ladies of both soelkttes taking part,
Rev. Reba Rrn gave a very fine
address, M. Elliott presiding
at tho
FareVelt Gathering
On Thursday evening the neigh-
bours A•11a. nilermbers of the Goshen
and Blake Otr..ches ;met at the home
.Mur and4lIts Roy Lament of. the
GosliM. WO, ,Stanley Township and
relfehted'illein with a farewell oren-
ing.and.Sotoe very rice gifts. Mr.
!and Mrs ,Iamont 1..repled very 6a.iting-
IrtY. 'ElielVone wishing t.hein a well
eon -RAI' tirement from Tartnia10.
Iong'Sk4in every good WW1 ',611611.
riewh�Ae in 7..aliich„
BAYFIEL1D
('Giand Bend
'bliss Mary Yoe was a Weikzend
visitor in -London with friends.,
Mr and Mrs Russell Webb L.
'Max TUrnbull and Jack Atztei De-
troit Yattending the wedding of 9
that city.
and Mrs Wm. Bak ere re-
. ,centVisitors in Goderich.
*Iond-Olk-urriiirt':4pent a
Mrs. Well. Baker visitell•her stster
Mrs.- L. Swartz in Loridop-ifer.arfek,
,days.
Mr Eric Mcllroy has Our .zate
horses he is getting ready for the
eummer.
On Tuesday eve, March •rth, in 'the
itcfmn hall the Grand Bend 'W, Instit-
ute sponsored the showing of lthe
rfilrn, "Let -There ,Be Light,"
BLAKE
Mr and -Mrs Wm Oesch and fain..
ily of Goshen Line north, visited re.
curtly with 'his parents Mr and :Mrs
Oesch,
Ilfrs Fred Bancroft spent a few
'days in London recently.
Mr and Mrs David Meyers...and
family 'have recently moved to their
v home ni Zurich.
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Had 45Crtt-Sti.":triNMe
aiiaaktendante of )i) ;pr een
Barveld Lie1i Cltib held ts .surcess.
faldinner roPetingiin The Little Inn
Baik field !jai s '.C,1431) .herd strecep--
wai in the iohadr. *Miss A. rTaite ;..of•
.44 n's Sttift, IBtiOield 'oat, pr 614.
'A'd took .gveral Ipletures 4 the club
t embers...1; ..hiAight of&e
.11,eeting aV41;,4 • IVO itYtt'yit b'=to.
lit'uartette eo...lsilinp.,/of 1. Weston., -It
:Paitivr ..airido.EITant. Dar-
ner, amaompartied to.,‘„•...Mr,k• Jantes
Fergw.141.
Cf4meMry :13o/erk1ah--,saliize
The annqt.tl .nree1ing
Cemetery Bijard avas Aat.lki at '7. fie
home of E. A,. Wesilake. H. 'NI c •
Naughton acted s • am irman : ci
gave a very liAteueateng -*.tai.k on Ihe
past devglopments oir the cemetery,
explaining how well tfhe 'work 'had
been managed and th.e responsibilityl
that the directors have had -in tbo,
caring of a large cemetery. A satis-I
factory financial report was yre.ex..1
The Directors were all re-elected for
the corning year: C. B. Middleton, D.
H. ,IVIeNaughton, R. S. Reid, E. A.
Westlake, A. Hudie, W. Reid, L.
Scotchmer and R. .Heard, Other
officers are: President, L. Scotchmer;
vice-pres. A. Hudie; secy-treas.
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Also Rubber Boots and Shoes, for Men
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ATLAS AND SEIBERLING TIRES
ALSO PIONEER FEEDS
Call on Us. Your Patronage will be Appreciated
at all times!
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Saturday, March 12
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Hon. Stewart S. arson
MINISTER OF JUSTICE
Dont Miss This Outstanding Speaker!
W. H. GOLDING, M.P.
And Others
1-luron-Perth and Huron Liberal Association
ALBERT KALBFLEISCH, W. L. WHYTE,
President. Secretary.
"COD SAVE THE KING"'
etaisisiasemeasessintideseeineaseksaarialeileilett*OPOateteeralWrV'
Skinnymenywomen
gain5,10,15Ibs.,
Get New Pep, Vite, Vigor
up;WhU Orel Blow' limbo en ugly hollows
:It r " gig! ;lir It),Cilt.b11`631.=dirlioi
irle wienien mon, who never could gulfl before:"
are now.proud of chapels", hgo!thy-Iookiug bodiets,„
They thong the epeeist vigor -building. Stith -budding
tonla, Ostror. Ito conies, atimulante,, invigorators,
iron, vitamin elu
alom, enrich blood, Intl:Wore
uppetlte and digeation o food Wee you mor
strength and nourishment; put ileala on bare bone5..
Don't fear getting too fut. Stop when you've gained
the 5, 10, 15 or 50 Mg. you need for normal weight.
x...matii little. Neu- ''get nounitlated" eiee only 60e.
Try Mamas ()oivea Tonio Tablets for new vigor
bunt addet pounda,ithio very day. it.t OU unisons
ZURICH HE..IRALI)
Master John Kellerman celebrated
his fifth birthday on Thursday, Mar.
3rd, and 'entertained a number of his
little friends to a birthday party.
Mr, Elgin Merner is on the sick
list. We hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lloyd Rader and Mrs. .0scar
Miller are in London Hospital un-
dergoing treatments,
A new Bridge Club was convened
last week at the home of 'Mrs. How-
ard Klumpp, under the auspices of
some of the young married women.
Officers elected for the current year
were: President, Mrs. Howard
Klumpp; Vice ;Pres. Mrs. Milford
Westlake; auditors, L. Elliott,Merner; Bee. •Treas„ Mrs. Stuart
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Parker; sexton, R. Orr. A motion.
Wolfe. The Club will meet every
Friday evening at a member's home.
The next meeting being at Mrs.
Ross Guenther.
HENSALL
'nrr•'w.s.w.s. of the Evangelical
ihurch attended the World Day of
confined to 'his home, is improving
was passed that $10 +be charged per
grave for digging.
DASHWOOD
Mr. .George Hess, who had been
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I tty'r Grand Bond1 last
week.
Mrs. Melcher, who has been visit -
Mr and Mrs Russell Broderick,
;Rig -with her daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Joyce and Jerry have returned after
Getz, for some time, has returned to
a winter vacation in Arizona and
'her home in Pembroke.
Miss Lois Geiser of London, spent Florida.
Mr .and Mrs Jack Faber and
the week -end at her home. here.
' Joyce visited friends recently in
Mrs. P. Kraft who had the misfor-
tune to fall and fracture her hip is
not improving very math. The many friends of Mr. Chas.
Mr and Mrs George Link have re-
Jinks are pleased to know he is im-
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turned home after spending the past proving in health.
twoFlorida.
months in a.They re
port a most wonderful time.
Mr and Mrs Lorne Kleiristiver;
spent the week -end in Bowananville. I
Mr and Mrs Howard Klumpp spent
the week -end in Toronto where they
celabrated their wedding anniversary
i'flrs. Lucinda McIsa.ac who has
bee M in Detroit since Christmas, nas
retivtrned home.
7 VII' and Mrs Willis Mcisaac, ac -
eon apanied her home and returned to
Del aoit on Monday.
AUCTION SALE
of
Real Estate, Farm Implements and
Household Effects
On the premises, Hay Township,
tinue Water Highwary, Six miles
1 north of Grand Bend
The , undersigned Auctioneer has
'been 'instructed to sell by 'Public
Auction On
Wednesday, March 23rd.
Commencing at 1 o'clock p.m, sharp
BEAL ESTATE—
At the same time of said Sale,
there will be offered subject to a
reserved !bid the Farm consisting of
Lot North Half 21,, Concession L. R.
E., Hay Township, 15 acres, more or
less, on which is situated a white
brick house, Drive Shed 40x16 -ft;
Hen House and pig stable; Bank
barn 40x60, all in good repair; all
buildings were recently painted; 10
acres in wheat; 10 acres freshly seed-
ed; 15 acres plowed. Also, Lot 20,
East Part, Con. 1, L. R. E., Hay
Township,. containing 46 acres, more
or less, 5 acres of mixed :bush, bal-
ance in pasture,
TERMS OF REAL ESTATE: —
10 % of purchase price on day of
Sale and 'balance on .completion of
Sale in 30 days. If possession is
desired before 30 days an additional
10% is to be paid as a deposit.
OTHER EVrECTS.—
Automobile — 1938 Ford Coupe,
correct mileage 34,000 miles, orig-
inal tires. This car is in perfect con-
dition,
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Live Stock and Poultry — Holstein.
Cow 8 years old, 30 Hybrid iyear-..
ing Hens.
Farm Implements — Rubber tiredi
wagon 6004.6 tires; Maxwert hay
loader, 324t. extension Ladder; a
quantity of lumber; oat roller, 8 -inch
plate grinder, 6 h.p. gasoline engine,
40 cedar posts, steel posts, 2 rats.
barb wire; 40 rods 8 strand wire
fence, small roll 8 -strand wire fence,.
18 bunches No. 1' cedar shingles, -
block and tackle, 25 -ft. rubber belt,.
2 rolls single wire -' cart, cutter,
buggy, gang. plow, DeLaval Cream_
Sepatator, cross cut saw, steel pig
trough, pig boy, various carpenter
tools and numerous other articles.
Household Effects — 1 steel bed,
wooden (beds, sideboard, box stove„
couch, leather rocker, organ, Edison.
Phonograph including 50 records,
and other articles.
TERMS — CASH
Alvin. Walper, Auetioneer:
Earl Birr, Clerk.
Samuel Hendrick,
Lloyd Hendrick, Executors of the ]at
Emil Hendrick Estate.
Start Your Chicks
On
CO OP. CHICK STARTER
Available at
Hensall Dist. Co -Operative
HENSALL and ZURICH
ONLY RECI .F.ANED GRAIN
USED IN OUR FEEDS
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Notice Regarding the
LI -IM d Zuspersi of Lightin: elations
1:00 P.M to 7:00 a.m. Monday to Friday
7:00 p.m. Friday to 7:00 a.m. Monday
fReatikotions isti, .5 and 6 (under the heading "Part II)
Livigting") t,of the Regulations Respecting the Use of
Eledricity in Ontario Put Into Effect September 14,
94, oind Amended October 13, 1948, Are
Suspeaded Between the Above Hours.
Contitmed improvement in water conditions, coupled with
unusually mild weather, now enables the Commission to meet
normal demands during night hours and on weekends. In view
of this, the lighting restrictions set out in regulations 4, 5 and 6
(under the heading "Part 111 Lighting") of the Regulations made
by the Commission under the Power Commission Act, are
suspended each night from 7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., Monday to
Friday inclusive., and from 7:00 p.m. Friday to 7:00 a.m, Monday.
However, during the daytime from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.,
Monday to Friday, resources are still inadequate to meet power
demands fully. The Conamission therefore requests that the Regu-
lations be strictly observed during these hours and that voluntary
conservation be continued.
The Hydro -Electric Power Commission of Ontario and the Muni.
cipal Systems wish to express their sincere appreciation to all
Hydro i.i.sets who were affected by these. Regulations. Your splen-
did co-8peration provided invaluable aid during the critical period
of the power emergency.
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWEil COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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