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V�JlliEKLY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 11 ABE I , , :W , A , ... � . ,� ��
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Firtillay, Margin 17-10.30 a.m., Salva, LUMBAGO, '' " , . . ;1 10 �
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tion Army; 11.1-5, Be;*ity Ti En. . '. - Ing In. While be did not say 90, ft �Me atv; Nimo. l4o, 0 , 0-ow"10,
idureol; 12.45 p.m., Poultry Talk; 7.30, Zn Pdawa,I ,�',
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In Pain for Weeks I . liqk� ?d the91 ph, A .. -P 11;?
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0000aaU Calove Orchestra. Ap"& - (hA.. -0 $1-u -- Wis with the Tmide, Agreements., The o4 the, gam6 njeasu'r* I ,-..,�?�
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nauw4lay, a��h 18--11.05 a.m'., L4-V,Ly�w Monday, March 6 fate[ is.,bowever, that wheat Is DOt In readilafg, wwelx moo" t I , tq%�.prt,
Saturday Morning Frolid; 12.45 1,.m,. , . tat, - , .��q
11 I (Continued fro& Page, 2) you "Ow ft good, t1b4ng ,hell your the agreement at all, 01PI's '10 adopted' Th)MO 'V 111. 111'111111�,� � 1 .11, ,..�,�f,1111
it," a man who has had, Today was $Ome . , 1, � 1�10'r I
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CKNX Hill -Billies; 7, Wes, McKnight . friends about -i vate, mem, ,,
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lumbago pai," writes as fol- berg day � and '-.two resolutions were , , 0 "Mep
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House ithat the set Wee for wheat miBsjon, hut ,ther,e is no. doubt - iQ I 1.1�, . : ��� 11" ��'f
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school orchestra, aleadings ' by Mrs. Sunday, Ill 19-12.30 U.M.,
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, K'M will go-by the boards 014 year. Wbat the bill will fliiaslg jftait HoVae. this sea. 1, 1�', 111 , ""';
Hocking Of Roys, -two solos by Mrs. SobWs Amateuirp-, 1, "I 04ffered from lumbago, and for by Rev. Dan McIver (Liberal) and was ��I� --J,.� , 1,i�,'� R
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Bert Here of Motherwell. Mr. 'and Rag; 1.45, Temple -V Bible Clug; 53c, weeks could scarcely move in bed. I to the effect that the Federal Govern, ' p. V. I
' had treatment, but it not ease the went should make a period* knowal ais yet. 1, 0 0 * 11 : g, F-,,, 11 111.Mlrlll�,j�'I,r,olll,
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the Little German Band; 7, Rev. K. of he stories am u the cog
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- Take them In easence, it'means. state medical. a,t- The DiVO -to create -a to ,,�
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atead the addwess, Sam Davis and Wil Monday, March 201-11.30 - am, "Pet- every moamiug - journ for a week while, the King and ��')*W "'.",�",' ."" ' ' �� -R'1,1",�
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Hum Pelling ,presented the honored ea MacGregor"; 1.15 p,m., "Clippings",- , and you'll ]likely get tention. This question has been dis- ebas=9 Boalrd imaks as one of they , .. , ,R,%'4 "i
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guests with a solid walnut dinner wa- 5.45, Souvenirs; 8, Kenneth Rent relief 11,10M. 'that Pain in your back., cussed every year for some time now. it "" ", 0"IR3. I , ,,,,,,
Oul. that there might be a month's adjb,,,- ms alleamVes of this session �, coaug" ma
-s. Ellah a leather tmv- Tuesday, Mar So I ,have taken them every ,morning It is 4 matter over which the Federal 1, � I ` ... 0
gon and to mi ch 21 - 11.15 a,m., meat, but as this is only -gossip it was forecast in the SPO,eoh from the w
for some time and I am in fit condi- Government has no jurisdiction but Throne. Hon, Ian MacKenzie made . I &I
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. elling ease. Mr. Hoffineyer thanked Beauty That Endures; I p.m., Royal bon for my work again--thanim to that does not matter to those who de- should not be ,taken too seriousky. a elaborate speech,tabing about two � g
tl,em• for their kinduess. O. C. Me- Chefs; 130, Glad Tidlings; 8, .,,Tena Tlhe Senate started yesterday to re- 4
- Dougald was called, on to say a few Rew. . Kruadherr,'�-C. B. sire a little publicity by bringinc in view the Penitentiary Bill. This mea- 'hours. He expiai#ed waist 011,g bin I �� � r
Nvo -d-s alud, Uris. Pellingsanig "A Per- - Wednesday, Maxdh.. Why, is A that lumbago, backache, these resolutions year after year.
. . 1 -22-11.30 a.m., rheitfirrintism. and iniddgestion in many Another ,resolkition: that created sure was turned down last year by PrOPOsidd to 00, the consipioDuo Yea -
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feet Day." Rev. Leitch,aeted as chair- "Peter� MacGregor"; 1.15 P.M" '1011p_ that boldly, as it was ,claimed there tune being the near elimination dr� .."11111 -.11-11-11-11, ���� ...... I'll, "I'll", ,
eiam,-Mitchell Advocate. cases yield to Kru&ehen Salts? Be- quite a discussion was the one again profits. The intention is to call far � '► ' � L 11 '. "I 1. X�,
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PingsP; 8, Te"e8water Review, cause it is a combination of several introduced by MT. Heaps. This reso- was not Sufficient time to study such tenders, but where onlyone teAder is - eel Prod"t " llyl'q
Thursday, March 23-11.15 a.m., Joe an important subject, i Eastem S! ,W
I Fractured Arm ' mineral salts that are vital for your lution would reduce the,age for Old submitted, the curb oil profits wilt[ be f •I 11 ; 'N
Peterson, I p.m., Royal Chefs; 8, In all probability the vote on the , i 11 , ..
. Gladys Pioliell, piano. bodily well-being. Each of these salts Ago In to 65 years,. it mzftells, effective. It is recogmized that it is : PRESTON ONY.-cr-,,R�,if4�t,f�ot��l-r,-MdONTREA�,".,. -1 , ` I"
V%rihile working -about ,her home .. I has ,an act -ion of its own. Stomach, not that we -are not now ineefirrig our Trade Agreement wqli be, taken on I �� � ,
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I -sday ,night. Years ago this mea- not alwtayti� Practical to call for tea- I �. 711, ,
.. Sunday morning, Mrs. Muriel Clark liver, kidneys and digestive traot are present obligations. Some of these Thui� ders4 )here again the curb on profits I . '' , , I ,
,• . - sustaining a -esp bility sure would, have been c4onsidiered of will be used). The new , . �Ii
stripped on the fleet, all benefited and tonied- up to a .hdg,b gentlemen with no i ons! i
fracture to her major importance, but some of the board will his Miff. which would provide a P.� q "',
left arm between BAYFIELD state �of efficiency. would pile up further obligations for have to do alit with, tt, .
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,the elbow and shoulder. She was press are impatient with the discus- awarding of hol�daY to celebmte the ena0bMieut. "� ON �.
- the Government to meet. , Mr. Dun- contracts over $5,000. The contracts the I . $
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taken to Stratfocril for an X-ray and ' (Intended for last week) -- ning pointed i�bis out. ston. They want the, Government to statute or welstminstm, I , MD4,1
I He said that wida be finally O.K.'d by the Cabinet. Church opposed this � ,
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is now at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aldwort(h, (b) W. Coleman, (c) G. in place of the 3a.,% million y move On to the performance of mer- . U- � .
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Mr. Harold Scotchmer or the Union this, ear, The chairman will be & full4ime em- while Mr. Lapointe, . .. 11 -.1;
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J, E. Brooks. -Mitchell Advocate. . . Dick, (d) B: Willert. Road No. 3, (a) it would be 46 million in �941, and acles, such as ending unemployment Minister' of . , All. , ��
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Stockyards, Toronto, is visiting at his pboyee, wb-4,10 'the other will get their t ,��
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C. Aldiworth, (b) A. Mousseau, by putting everybody to work; by ice, concluded that we had Piano 4", 1.
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home here this week. Road that A would continue to ke��p going and expenses and so much per day While holidays now without malidim any� �.J�
Afternoon Tea No. 4, (c) A. -Reichert. Road No. 5, up. He spoke making the C.N.R. pay its ways, her*. '. 1�, ,
Mrs. Robert Middleton having v18 of ,the popular role in I "�
Exeter Chapter Order of the East- ited her mother, Mrs. Ma - (a) H. H. Pfaff, (b) S. Blackwell. these days being to advocate more many ,other things that are consider- Cher legal hol4ftys,.. . .;i � M
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Margaret ed of major importance f Most of those who spoke were all � - , 1, " ; �",
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Woods, the past mouth, left on Satua- Road No. 6, (a) O. Grab, (b) J. Bat- money being spent, but apparently , Pram their � . .. ', 61 . 4,1
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. the 0haptea, room on Sitturd-ay. The daY'fo(r her Bonne inVort Credit, tler. Road No. 7, (c) P. Neus,ch*=- those who advocated -these things, for- Francois Pounk He was positively �,Z��
Mr. and Mrs,.Praillk Erwin and son ger. Road No, 8, (C) M. Gerber. get this •.money came from all They apparently forget that a mar, - I
guests were graciously Welcomed by the peo- against the -11018 measure, as he did .�,�� I'll . V
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)h , f Kitchener, visited, friends in the Road No. 9, (a) R. Miller, (b) G. Sur- ple. To lower the
0 age to 65 years t think that it was in accordance
-* the members and ushlred. into the thing that will assist in helping all 110
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village on Sunday, ecus, (c) E. Orb. Road No. 10, (a) woil.14 i eddately increase the cost with Liberal principles. The resol . I'l
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rooms . The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's J. M. Ziler, (b) R. Adams, (e) R. A. by -about $19,000,000. l' W192 A record of 50 yem 88 a M"t vajrar
7%vIrich presented a very attra,kive ap- tion, Passed and now the bill will be fa, factory
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flowers graced the room. A dainty rick's social dn the, basement �f th,, Jr. Road No. 12, W. 1P. Turnbull. ed aside, send 4f.the Social Ca ed- ' In the private members' hour, Mr. • ,It,
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lunch was served to,over thirty table's church on Tibursday evening, March Road No. 13, P. Schade. Road No. iters who say there is abundance of After intermittent debate since Feb- Garlepy (Lib., Three, Rdvers) Spoke on Dr. Chasers Oi � ��'Ili .
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( San 16th. 14, (a) P. Campbell, (b) U. Pfile, (e) wealth for aU. One cannot help wan- rear 14th, the resolution approving &I
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Worthy Matron Mrs. I - T110 committee of the Bay -field Agri.' E. Hendrick, Road No. 15, H. Brown. dering just where we are going ill the Trade Agreement with the Unit- I -- -�;4$'`
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,Road No. 16 W. Ducharme, Sr. ed States was sanctioned by the . 'V, ",
loyal support accorded the Chapter cultural Society is arranging, for thedi- I . I � ',�
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.and presided over a sh6rt program. annual masquerade carnival to be No. 17, R. A. Deac,mme; Dashwood seem to have any terror for many of House without a recorded vote. I - i. I � , 1 "
held on Wednesday evening of F P. V., D. Haugh. Accounts, covering ,the Members of this House, Unless When the Speaker was asking for .
. . Mrs. Win. Hicidgins rendered ,a piano I Easter
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. Instrumental; solo by Miss Reta Rowe week, payments on Hay Telephone, relief there is a change, there is certainly the,yeais and rrays,'Robert nrin, mem- . I I . I I
Rev. and MI and general accounts were passed as, trou'lil4a ahead. her for Halifax, was insisting, on his I I A 1. I I.,) I
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,da,13,cing by Dorothy Green al,ccompan, were callers in the village on Monday, per * * * right to speak. . In listening to this, . I : ''.� "
. iedt by Labelle Sims on the Plage and 1 The ladies of the W.A. of the An tem -Bell Telephone Co., ,tolls, Dec. T ... day, March � . argument on the part of Mr. Finn, ,��11{111
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several readings, by,Dorobhy 'Green. glican Church are budding a Saint to'Jan., $118.62; H. G. Hess, balance A real Nd -fashioned soluq�bble, � ma,ny Members could not bear the I .11 I 1. �"I'R
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last- Speaker with the uproar g,tAng on, I I 11 1, I �� 11 �
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, Patilick tea at the home of Mrs. salary, etc,, $191.00; Northern Elec- ing ab,out one hour, Nvas t)he prelude , I
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inter ')times -Advocate, W. Woods on March 17th, from 5 to tric, Co., supplies, $42.68; & R. Guen- to,toolay,s sfil.flng, ,,fft. related' to the The result was that the mollon NVIS I I I -1 ,;�,,,,,, 11''
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8 o'clock p,m. . tiller, cartage, 35C. Relief -E. Hen- proce-ed-ings of made and L*irrivd with none opposing , 4
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chick, rent, V-51); W- Hay, al]OW`al)ce� brought about. by the Prime Millist! . -1 , � "M
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olli-tion to the efii ;))�,L 011 �tn,l I ,$iy,f,
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0 GODERICH TP. CHISELHURST Will. Bvnrle'r, 61iowance, $10-00; Mi's, after Mond;ty, marc;i � :i:,, -,ha,L clay these,treatics in every l�ay, sh�ipc a,nq,l � I `'fir,, . I.. I . . IN,
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$12,00. Gen�eral Acemints-Zuilch Hy- question today and zis usual played to C ?,
Mr, and Mrs. Ad. 'McCartneY, Clio- Oil Walne,,day evening, March 1st, Dr, Manion. denoti:w(-(i this action .. .111
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toll, spent Sand -.�T I dro, hall ,lights, 2 months, $4.19; E. on the cart of the (�.�fLl'tliii4E,rit. � of ,S AWAYS -2 : 1,
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Sunday �Nifl �1 SULTeS�SfUl crokinolo, party and bO,'� Nodig(,�r, half ',Miort Course expenses, ,, 11 -- �,�
Cantelon. , .Liacial was Il'old at t1be home of Mis,s IL has 'I;
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T�iward Grigg and $50.00; J. Albrp<ilil, balance sal�ary, 1110t, a,s Yet hall any ini;1wiant i . 11,11(e. His ( PURE, . I `
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. , Jean. Ve-nirer. Owing to the ho-ekey ,,arefiLker, $3.75. 'five COLIRCil adieurn- tion b(4ore the, Hou-�,-. iind that ,�'I.i• 9 certainly', 1;m-Ini.,, i I,. S"(.111ed to 1 6140114, .., . I . 1, , I I
. baby spent Sunday with mr. and MI's. I �iine boing played in Hensall between ed to meet again on Monday, A -pill vats Meiiibor��' nesahWon, on the ot.. be fioundeiin,l,' aromi(i lot bomething i t;wS11 �: .,
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(,iadstone Grigg. � fIrn'sall anti Cildselhurst, the crowd 3rd., at, 1.3() Oy,t,ock in the afternoon- der paper j,., ulore ,mpni,tzll hon. on, F. 1,;Alwl�'lli and llon� i '.1 F - 40 •1 I "I
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� .NJ I. I ! inigh lrave - A- F- I -les(,,, Clerk. � chargeo the Prime )I, �j,,I(,,- with try- Mr. I)unn1n,,, -w, ro (i,isciiA . ki, 1.�� ;vine 01 I t,
. . Goderich 1,.o�;p;tal Monday for Nil, op-. hoen, about 30 being pro..,,ont. Cliis,el- I . I i n .• . . . . . . . .� �1�
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Wation. 11pr many ?i ioi:;Is hoiw for,limst wa.� defeated, Mis-.,; Atiilrpy Din. tillip, ago t le points h" ss 1�'Yir� 1- make And I :1;J
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f,jillilv, of Skv 1-fal-b0l', sp011t, SlAn(laY �;rq? JO,'111 Verner, Ilie consolation Good Rwups Usiog Butter it tt' �O!rl - P. -Ver: , - wo (�eflnjtf,,. , , bawl- I � ,.6. ... - .
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Mr. James Harrison is under the cut for first prize in boys, Frank be- J111-im pl�ddjng for the holidays! !i!i.c,�,i, (,harge-.-,,, stateol i!.; � il answering r('-,)IIY tl Chief Whip has had a very �
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!,(, soon trill be out again. prize went to Bruce Glenn. The- pro- 116olus, dessert, Agreement -s ,we am„ � ihf� rno,st ini- --- �
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. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Townsend, An. coeds frorm, the sold were, about 1 cup brown sugar before the House in ya;iuy ymns. Tills I 4
irla and Joyce spent Sunday with Mrs. $4,00. Rev. It, A, Brook' very willing- 1/3 cup butter . . , I -
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I , ownsend's' skater, Mrs�V Tim i;- ly acted, as auctioneer. A Very en- 4 eggs, beaten. has not been passed as yet. H& claim- I . 11
- , e,d that all the res')Illtiol)s oil the ol"- . li
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The mont,lily devotional meeting of % eu p fl dTr pAvate members could bt, dealt with . .1i
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cinnamon time to finie.,
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ter which Rev. R.> A. Brook led in 711/-, cups ralsins he land called Dr. Marlon in 10 sll,o,,v . .
-Visitors at the home -of Mr- Win. prayer. ! Wilih tli,e� abs,p�irce, of the IY2 cup ohopped nilts him some confide ,tial ureGsagcs jr)(Ii- I .1.
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Bob Acroid, of Toronto; Mr. Fred 'abie. The hymn, "I I'tay � overseas. r , .,- ,
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My Sins, on sift Hour and measure and sift with Manion adirAtted that the Prime fvlin-
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Long, of Atwood; Miss Margaret Jesus," was sung, after- which Gordon baking powder, seasoning and salt in- isler did bliris, but complained, tii,af, lit,
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Johns, of Granton; Mr. Allen Johns, Hodgert read' the scripture lesson. Mr. to a bowl. Add fruit and nuts• and had not been callt,d in last Septera- .1;
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Miss Joy Whitlock returned to her moinh organ and guitar selection, Mr, adid sugar gradually and beaten eggs. not thpn a Mem � ,of the Bous,e. Af- . . . . . . . I ...
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-Mr. and Mrs. John Allison, Spring- We art-, ploaspol to btlar that those sagas, 1/2 (!ill) butter, 2 teasP60119 (]ill not �,ive nearly as much time to :1.-j:; ':
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.field; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Whitlock, in this vicinity who have been under milk-, I egg beaten, 1/2 teaspoon van- privato, members, ;',,i this government . I
Misses Winnie 9miLlison and Mabel the, weather owing to the Outbreak 'lila. has.
Cattanach, Rev. Gordon Rayner, IA,-orr of flu, are improving n,ic(-Iy.
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Dol-Of1W, R.N., 'Of Victoria until well blend Pd. Keep warm. just the. nim, -Sure thro\%ii out by the yen- ..... i . ... " .. I *� .
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were relatives and friends from a dis- family. Butter Cookies Other minor bills N�-,,re 1) T)l : I
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the late Mr. Peter Whitlock on Wcd� r.nd Mm. Wm. Kyle went to Parkhill tine shapes and packed in decorative some work to prEr sed with now. . �
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nesday of last week. Monday to see the rernains of the boxes rn,ike delightful gifts for friends Ot,tawa. wa.,� :�'cked today when :,j::.:.:%;.. . 7-:i . �
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time with Mr.. and Mrs. Robt., Dobson (Intended for ]a week) ing it: Bake ,is directed. ;' ; I �
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The re�gu&r monthily meeti,-nig of Sour Cream Cocoanut Cookies I in Senforib in 11),, (lays that are gone.. ...: ,. .
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. the CO-111),cil of the Township or Hay I cup Brown sugar 1-10 will be missed, is he ,had built ) I *1 I I I-
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p a very pro�:;�orous farm in Ore.
. on Monday, March 6th, with all mern- I egg, beaten West. 11 . 1. �
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IT POURS read. After: disposing of the centrum- 2 cups (lour ; 11
.. i,catf,orrs, the foillowirig reF;olutions % teaspoon nutmeg I velle. TJO was a citizen that exercis- I
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N were. pa. -sed: That the petition of % teaspoon ,soda counlry of ours, for many years. I --- .�....,S��,� -
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- 1� .. engineer. be appointed, engineer beaten egg. Sift dry Ingredients and
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maker a survey, plan,,; and report on add, cocoanut- Combine into mixture Gammons - ----- �.
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I i I .. the drainage area. That the tax col 51tervately with cream. Drop by tea- , "
, " . " lector be authorized to continue the spoons on greased baking A devoid of any exeitoment. 'Me Com- Your telephone, like the Long Arm of the Law,
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I ..1 .- I collectilom of tax arrears and, shell, re- the Trade AgreemiEmits; there are is always on duty. Throughout Ontario and I
. turn ,Ilia roll on April 2, 1939. That Date Bars "
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I We following gratitts, be made to Agri- I 0 egg yolks) a number yet' it) speak an that Im- . . Quebec more than 3,000 operators are at work , 1'.
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. cultural Societies for 1939: Vaurricli 2 cups sugar portant measure but wheti a debate I I at Bell switchboards along with other guard- . , �,�,
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THE HAN POURING SPO School Fait-, $50; Exeter Pali Mix, I cup butter
eras On, too lo -41 it 11loses all inter- I "t��
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pr W ' p&W&Vn $10; Hen,sall Spring Fair, $15, aluld . 1/4 cup cold water est aull there is houiri)d to be repoti- ians of the service.
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&M $5,00 to school Pairs'. That the rate 3 cups flour dons which, of coume, do not add to
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It's fre#�wrlte for one NOW of pay for Nvork (Ion,(-. on to,�vrrshdp 'A teaspoon salt the, hitere%t. Day and night, they direct, the growing traffic - 4
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. * k0b the special top of the 2 1b. ,01,fl% in 19,19 be, fixed as follows: ,, clip dates ROIAO ,of thle spoa.k- There are 9,762 of wj on the voice -wap; of the nation, so 1liat you I ,,',",�
tin of Crown Brand, Lily White ',Vnn (yrily, 20 (le:nqs per hour; man and % cut) nut meats, telephone, people constantly working to I .1 . 1118
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team, 40 cents lwl-r hour; patrolmarl, I W11- � keep the service at hi hest peak of (4fi- C an talk easily and quickly to almost an one'— -�11
0 Is easillyclestied and can be use Cream butter, add sugar and , ��
evet and over again- 25 cents p0,T 1`110111, rrill,ri and 3 homes, I ter to well beaten egg yolko and C<)m- cienry. You'll notice anionix u,; a strong anywhere—anytime. . . , 1','f
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0 Pourg without a drip. 50 cents per hour; mon, team and bine with butter and sugar milture. .
0 Provides means Of accurate mower, 60 c.(,..nl,, p"r litour; pit gravel,' sincere friendliness, making the "voice 4�.A
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measurements. 1� cents per yard. mbat it'llo'Clerk ad- Sa. s varicose Veins Fold in remaining ingredionts. Bake These are trained operators. They like. their I ",
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C:V= cover. season of 1939, trii(I-ers to be submit- 1 cup sugax &I - to ,serve. the Ptliblic, our operators give fliou le. t- A"
, tedi per cubic yard. of material placed At Rome—Small Cost. I o " A
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bocke ill b obtained Y2 , teaspoon salt �:�5P
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I BRAND" labels, friend can give, in to get a PredCrIDUOn -11 1'1�,11
`CROWN yard of road mileage hiauling and also known as Moore's Emerald Oil. I temPoon vanilla A10 - Like the police force,,;, your telephone company I , '? , V�
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for flat .rate far trucking gm.reil on to Simply ask your druggist for an original V2 cup butter . �1111.-.�*,
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I . . tenders to be opened stands guard,, constantly striVing to improVe ." ,�
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r veins. Soon you should notice that they am Cream 'butter well, add sugar and M. J. HABKTRK9 . , ..', ,
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Cie appointed road patrollinern. of the growing smaller and the treatment should egg. Combine dry lngedileqits and . .
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CERN R be continued anal the volne are no longer I �, , � " � . �, 10�
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IN "WA STA#60 W, 006d, To I (a) E. Campbell, (b) R. Munn, Emerala Oil that it also helps simple swell- illa Inst. . I
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