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County Papers
(ContWwued from ,Parsee, $)
New Governor.General •
It was aunounced•oa Tuesday that
the Earl of• ,Ithtllot nen, 'br:ather of Queen
Mary, will 'becoarpie Canada's new
•Governlor-Genesial. The .ofiiiicdal an-
rloune meant is expected to 'be made
stnentime. The Earl of Athlone is 66
yearns old, and .will undoubtedly prove
.ear popular representative of lira Ma-
jesty in Canada. Hee was former
•Goveernior-General = of South Africa,
where eatw appeei for an 'extension of
aids time was geramuted.—Belyetih Stead -
Child on Sleigh Dropped 20 Feet
To seddeenlry plunge 20 feet off a
snow bank 'onto the ice -covered Mait-
leand river was the harrowiing exper-
ienee of. Bettie Freda Cook, .3 -year-old
•daughter •o$. M. and '1VIns, Henry
Cook, ,9tlt 'Oaneelsseieon eoef East Wawan-
oeh. As the ice was 'heavily covered
wtthi snow,' Freda .esrcaped injury :and
is none the worse after the neoident.
Freda and her 'sister, Audrey, who
is eight years "old, set 'off to meet a
couple of girl friends wth'b were to
•'vilait for, the 'afternoon. The sleigh
on which Freda was riding got awhy
'and dropped over a twenty -foot drift
to the elver below. Wingham Ad-
vance -Times. • a"
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Fift five Ye rs Married •.
On , Sunday Mir.. Iand Mrs. William
Robinson, of East Wawaaioeseh, cele-
brated their 55th wededdne annivers-
ary, but on account .of the. condition
of the aoaids, sonny one daughter, Mrs,
betaus
fin al:
pure..-.
• full
L.s..t.rc.e:An.Agt
BUTS
jght Through
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Gillett's Lye makes light Work
iof dozens of hard -cleaning tasks
saves you hours of drudgery.
:Keep :a tin always on handl
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Booklet tells how this powerful cleanser
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performs dozens of tasks. Send for a
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Pure.Fniter and Liberty Street,
Torun{o,Ont.
°Neeer•'dlsstlloe lye in hop water. 3'b
notion of th'elye itself heats the irciQr.
.ep,b wlhuo
*Ob. RAO 'It404.ti110. 8010000 was
former)* Annao Cat aipbe1i, tba(tt$i'b e0 of
M. 0414 Mats. Theme Campbell, of ,
Whi to charcih, sold Mr: Riebin siwfx's.
p(auiemtts were the late Mr. and Mrs:,
D.dwearid Robinson, of Eatelb WaSateetifie
The oeitennlony :was performed by the
late Rey: t James Anderson, then min,
ester of the Wehdteo iurdh Ptreebyther-
Ian Ohurch avid the couple 'blattle since,
resided on their farm in Bast Wow -
awash Five years ago ebbe Mollie,
Wedding was cellebliatted when, about
fine ,fygnests were present 'for the
ryes, many of whom had ;been present
at the wedding fifty ytetaaes perevtioulaly.
—Whmgiham Aidlrrahce-Time's.
Shower For Bride -Elect
About thirty, friends and school.
mates gathered at the hem) of Mr.
and MTs.. WiL1d'am Abbott Priday ev-
ening to present their daughter,
Elleenor, bride -elect, with a mis'oel-
ianeJolus f shoevveir. A mach wedding
was put on after which .games 'and
contests were enjoyed. The beano-
fully, decorated box was brought in
by Lilly;an IMaeDoenald and Thelma
Hockey. The address weans read by
Margaret. "aeries. Eleanor thamited
the girls in her pleasing manner. A
'dainty lunch was' then served.—Exe-
ter Timees-Ackv caste. '
13th Power Bill Credit is $1,800
The Weigleam. Utilities Commiststion
has received word limon 'the Ontario
Hydro Conmies4'on that the credit of
the local •eoantmlis'sdlan under the 13th
power •brill fids $1;800. Thies meeane that
the commission. paid for power used
last yew? $1,800 snore than was used,
and thin they 'receive this credit,
Wilvglueame Advance -Times.
Transferred To Thornhill
Word hags reached teem eco the
transfer 'of Lindsay SCUMer ` man-
ager of de branch of the Hank'` of
Commerce, Hamilton, to lobeier .branch
at Thornhill, some ten melees north
of Toe:•oreia. , Knowing 'how fond the
Schafer ;family is of gol'fiwg, it is'in-
teresting, bo know that the . Thornhill
gee course is a very short distance
away ' teem his new homed--.- Mei,tohell
Advocate.
How Long Does •a Clock Run? -
Over ii the. H:ieks House a Black
faithfully refoorde tine palssimg of
time four fits patrons'that was •banl9h-
ed from the conn'eil chambers Song
years ago as thawing, 'done 'good' eser
.f
usd. ; It.,waes srhtonbLy after Robert
Davidson and his brother Nadi started
in bvlsineise.ethat they purchased it for
tehe Hicks, House. This week when
Oaanarron was repaaraai the
end eat �tiarneBafeee he noticed on the
back • "Reepatined Septemiber 4, 1877."
Almastt 63 yeeare have gone by since
thea and we wonder just throw many
yetairs it lion before that dtate.—Mit-
eheelll A'd'vocate. -=
Elected To Parliament
Mr. J. A. , Gregory, of North Bat-
tlefaldl, ani Eiceter old boy, was Mast
week elected to, the Federal Govern-
ment to , represent "the $abtleiords. '
Mr. Gregory for six years rtepreeendted:
the Battleefordi" en thie"Sa:'skateleetran'
Leegidllature and last week se:deeoneed
the riding' -from the Social Creditors.
Mr. Greegory than been a resident of
Searskateheewan .for forty years and for
thirteen years was Mayer: or the ei'ty
of North Bettlefordre =gxeter Times -
Advocate.
CHN%, W NGHAM
100 Kce.. 250 Metres
WEEKLY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Friday, April 12-11.15 aur., Mary,
Queen of Scots; 12:45 pm., The .Bell
Boys; L30, Harold Pelle, piano; . 7-00,
Gwe r,Williisme; 7.3, Hon. J. G. Tag -
:kart, Chairman of lCanadnare- -Bacon
Board and Mandster of Agriculturefor
Seasdratchewrat
Sat'urdtay, +April 13-9.30 a.m., Nide
dies';Party*; 1145 p.m,, CKNX , Hi11-
Pillie: , 6.15, Harry J. Boyle; 7.45,
Perils Dance.
Sunday, . April 14-11 am., Wing -
ham UnitedChurch; 12.45 p.m., Guy
Lombardo Or tra; 7, Presebytealan
Church.
Monday, April 15--8.30 a.,m , Break-
fast `Club; 1, •pew's., Gene Autry; ; 6.15
P.m.. Harry J. Boyle; 8, 'Sarah Crudeck-
abank.
'1'u•esdeay, April 16-11 a.m., Harolds
Victor Pym; 12.45 p.m., Cactus' Mae;
7, The Novatones.
• Weedmeselay, April • • 17-5.45 p.m.,
Harold Victor Pym; 7, Four Sovrtadn;
8 fp.m., CKNX Little Band. '
Thursday,. April 18-10.30 am.,
Church of the 'Air; 7.15 p:enr., "Eb &
Zeb"; 8.30, Grenadier Guards Band.
HAY
1 (seep yourrj
by using
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
road' foe the season of 1940 at 58
cents 'pen' cubic yard feat, be accepted
and Clerk prepare aveaesgary contract
formes and bond for exeetubiom be the
contractors and the I township. That
mlo meek; be given to transients after
April lst, That upon the recommen-
dation of the Department of Highways
so as 'to permit township road: ac-
counts for • .preceding month to be
presented at regular nik mthly meeting
of the cieuneil, the date of-•4he meet-
logs
itlogs of the council be fixed for the
second:.• Monday .let each month instead
of the first Monday a1s formerly. •
Aeoounts Wavering payments. for re-
lief, Hay Telephone System and gen-
eral eecoiints were passed nes follows:
Unemepolyep dint Relief.—L.41-1endnick,
rent, $5.00; W. Hay, allowance, $10;
H. Thiel, transients, $33.011.
Hay Telrepliane .. System—Monteith
& Monteath, audit, 035; Bell Tele -
Phone Co., tolls, Jan. to Feb., $98.163;
T. H. • Hoffman, monthly salary,
$191.66; A. F. Hess, quarterly' salary,
$87.50; Economical Fire insurance
Co., insurance, $7.20;• E. R. Guenther,
cartage, 50c; Northern Electric Co.,
material, $13.65; H. G. Hess, monthly
salary, -1175; , Dept. Highways, trailer
licetpese, $2.00. ,
General Aceountio--Monteith) & Mon-
teith, anaddt and setting up new see -
tem, • 0140; A, F. Hess, quarterly sal-.
.ary, .$90; MmnJbeepa4 World, 1. subseerip-
tion, $L00; Treasurer Huron County,
'bostpirtal, $11.35. -
T{tve ouncil adlear{,sd to meet on
Meondiay, May 13th," al 1.30 o'clock in
the .afternoon --A.' F. Hess, C1eerk.
... (Intended -for. Iaset weeltl •'-
The regular monthay meeting of the
council of the Townesthi•p of Hay .was
eheeid ,1 the Town Hall, Zurich, on
Monday, April 1st, with at members
preSent. The Minutes ,of the March
4t1a meeting were adopted as read.
After .disposing of numerous ooMsesea-
icateioenes • :the following resolutions
were .pa'ss'ed: That the plate prepar-
ed by S.' W. Ar+chiebalid, O.L:S., of the
+lake -front of 'part of Lot 31, L.R.W.
Com.., Township of Hay, owned by
Marg. Andrew Turnbull, be approved
by the council and the Reeve and
Clerk be aubh'oreed to accept said plan
on behalf of the township. That the
resd;gneetbieon of Reinhold MleIAlar as as-
sees+seor for 1940 "owing to Meals m he
acce'pt'ed by the council and; that W.
H. Ediighoffer be appointed assessor
for 1940, remuneration to be fixed at.
$120.00. That the attdittore' report es
prepared by Monteith & Monteith,
elia.rtered accountants, ibe accepted by
the council and Cheat the Clerk hfalve
75 capias printed for public distribu-
titon. 'That 'Monteith . 45 Monteith,
chiseteered accountants, be appointed
to audit the tow;xnshdp accounted for the
year 1940, remunetafilen roc be fixed
at $150. That tiax ealteotot' be auth-
farized ate continue the dolleietion of
1939 tunp.at'd taxew e,ndi shell .return
the collector's roll at next regular
meeting of, the coU:ncti.l. That the
tender of Craiig & . elisenbaoh foe o .
erratineg the , township crusher and
trucking grakr i onto the trownehl
YAlif
loOt weeks.
• Nie. 000** * , lialzah Wei
tP> . ,Darr a. t? e
Mow* of 71d I " ! Croute, widok took
Vlore iaM 1t ,; Tuentlay.
The 'r PoQPWs Socdeter of the'
Meted Pm* ar iO R' taring a. Play
to be staged -•on Atte eventing of AA.pril
I2tlr.
llzr: and labs. Brine Featiueafston
were in Treenrte hast week attending
tbie 6'u'adleaf on ; Of thein dqugbteie.
Doris Peatizeruitiote et Grace Hospital,
also visited _ flievade in Hamilton-
Mm,
and Mrs. yfiiiliam S otebm4er
Weeded the feeduation of their
daughter. Kathleen? Seote)Fmer. at
Grace Ho&'pital, Toronto, last week.
• The maequerede carnival and -dance
under the Red 4lreeta, was tbeid...in the
town, ball on Wednesday evening of
loot week. A large crowd attended
With over fifty beteg masked and
competition woe, keen im, the judging
for prized, which resulted as follows:
Ladies' fancy, Ellsie Leitch, Miss Mc-
Lean,; (ladies'. erotic, Mrs+. Ed. Star-
geon, Eugene 'Cafsltle ; ladies' nation,.
al, *gods,
G. W. Elitiott .mien's fancy,
Mrs.. gods, Mrs. Westlake; men's
comic, Geo. W. Elliott, Jammy Dewar;
mentis natiional, • Mr. Graham; girls:
teaiey, Jacqueline Parker; girls, com-
ic, Helen Sturgeon; boys' fancy. Billy
Elliott; boyee .comic, Kenny Scotch -
niter; lucky stp'bt dance, Sregrid Peter-
son; door prize, Doris McEwen. The
judges were Mm,. and Mrs. MonteiMe
and•. Mrs- (Dr.) •Thomson of Clinton.
Good music was provided by the
Mork orchestra of Godericalu The ev-
enting was enjoyed by all in attend-
ance.
The big ,spring flood expected ire
the river and harbor has beep teased
down as the -snow has gone 'sv gra.-
dually that et wi i not naake any dan-
gelious flood unless heavy rains come
on soon, ee the ace fin the river is
'breaking .fip. without danger to pro-
perty- .
Miss .Margaret Ferguson spent the
Exeter holidays with her brother,
Charles, and wife at Sudbury and re-
turned to her school at Tecumseh an
teacher.
Miss Mabel Scatehmer visited her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Scotchmeer, ha Toronto last ween.
Mass • Kirk and Miss Henderson, re-
turned after the :h'oliday's at their
homes and taken up their tasks as
teachers in the public school.
NEW IDEAS FOR OLD
• VEGETABLES•
Fax too often 44ie bedsit part a2 veeilare-.
#rattled it dlttaimledi away, and :elle best
Peet mates tiaveipr as .Well as min-
enauo nto a diet.
d.
Lt i � dtvnt4.e tm cook vegetables
with very iitttle water dor by suet
methods as beking,'steaming ar escal-
loping. Alli food valvae is ;then retain-
ed.
etain-ed.
At title lime of ydarr when vege-
tables each as Cabbage, cats-ote, bur_
ribs, efeloe s, beets and potatoes theme
been •i >; stooge, tbey often need a
little fussing up to make t,hiem macre
attractive. The following recipes.
have been toted by the Home Fem-
mes' et Of the Voneumvar Service Sec-
tion, Maekettmeg Service, Depeu memt.
of Agriculture:,
Hot Cabbage Salad
4 cups stbeedtded cabbage
1 -up boiling war
1 teaspoon salt
4 tablespoons butter
4 tebtleeecees vinegar
2 tablons flour,.
Cook cabbage'.in' a closely covered
steilcelran int boiling Salted water six
minutes. Drain. In another pad i melt
butter, add tiour and dais- until
smooth. Add bot viceater from cooked
cabbage, then vinegar. Cook three
minutes. Add cabbage.
Onion Upside Down Cake
(TIAs 5ms ul4anly good with mars£
beef)
3 dupes oosome'
2 carps four
1 egg
2t/y teaspoons
cap milk
4 tablespoons
baking Powder ,
shortening.
Peel and' slice onions in a greased
baking spam Dat with 2 tablespoons
butter. Sift fieour,a.nd baking powder.
Beat egg. Add intik and two table-
spoons melttled, abortening: Stir into
float. Pour over Teems and bake.
Potato Pancakes
2' eupe grated draw potartoee
I egg
2 tahtespooms soft bread crumbs.
S•aft-
Beat egg. Add bread erumnbs, salt
and peatet s's. Saute an hot greased
'griddle, allowing done tableespooa of
batter for web pancake -
Tomato -Bread -Cheese Lunch
6 slims bread
lc Mb. cheese
Salt and pepper
2 eggs
2 eups carried Boma tines
A little omnoni
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Ood mil,
lobeese,4ut .
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UR new Ford and Mercury business is so good, we're
getting cramped for space for trade-ins! To keep' the
decks dear for new car business, we'te moving out a lot of our
finest reconditioned cars ... all popular models and makes,
including beautiful late -model Ford V -8s, R &G cars—recon-
ditioned
ars--recon
ditioned wherever necessary to meet strict specifications,
guaranteed with our 2 -day money -back guarantee and 50/50
30 -day warranty against mechanical defects. (Other used t a s
in the lot). We've cut dollars off all price tags. Under the present
outlook, you may have • to pay more for the same make and
model later on. Save by 'buying NOW! ' ' '
39 Mercury 8 Sedan
In splendid running condition. Wide,
roomy interiors. Heater and Radio.
A big saving!
Wu51050No+5900
35 :fiord V-8 Coupe
Ideal car 'for, the business or pro-
fessional man.' Heater and rumble
seat. A really good buyl
Was $425Now$375
'36
fiord V-8 Sedan
This Sedan is a bargain you'll en-
joy for many years to come. You're
sure to buy.
Was $525Now$450
'34 Terraplane Sedan
A grand car for the money we're
asking. You'll want to see this car.
Was S400NowS32,5
'32 Nupmob►ile Sedan
Is in spteen id running condition.
Heater installed. A very exceptional
offer. ,...,
WAS $323Now525Q
Ford A Coach
Hijfrry for, this one- As good a
value as any on thee.leti
Was$i9ONowSI5O Was $4'75 Now $400
I DALY S GARAGEPhone 10-
'35 Ford V-8 Sedan
Another special R & G value (re-
newed and guaranteed). All iriechani_
cal parts in excellent shape.
'29 Ford A Coach
Completely overhauled. Good tires.
In excellent running order. f
Was S15ONow$115
ea