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inserted tree oofcheer& '
Auction Sala. Notices to Qz''s2'irrs. Etc. -4 tato on ayplicatiaa,.
Help Wanted
'ANTED—RELIABLE MAN FOR GEN-
"e.ra1 farm work by the year. Apply to
A. B. BELL, R.P. 2. Kippen, or Phone 93 r
2, Hensall. 3861x2
For Sale
Deaths
BRINE—In Seaforth, on Monday, December
15th, W,dlliam Brine, in his 80th year.
MURRAY—In Seafiorth, on Sunday, Decem-
bt r 14th, Annie Bella M xray.
McN'1CHOLL--dn Scott 1 noriel Hospital, on
December 16bh, the in t son of Mr. and
Mrs. Duncan McNlichiolll.
PUPPIES FOR SALE—SCOTCH AND ENG -
Collie pups, about two months old at n
Christmas. The ideal gift Males $'_'900 mon. Hullett Group
J. , C. SMI E, Hensall. Phone 91 r . 2.
. 3862-1
C+PEC IAL --1 VACUUM CLEANER, ALSO 1
washing maohine. Bargain for quick
sale. Box 295, HURON Exi'oSI•rolt.
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"FOR SALE --SPECIAL DE LUXE CHEVRO-
let Sedan, 1940: Chevrolet pick-up truck,
r._ ton; also a 1997 Chevrolet truck with or
without hydraulic hoist and grarol box: also
a number of 415-21 used tires. SEAFOR'I'H•
MOTORS. 3862.1
For Rent
HOUSE TO RENTL HOUSE TO REN•]' IN
Eg-monti i'le. APPIy to Rox 209, HUR-
ON EXPOSITOR , • 386.2-1
Wanted
WANTED-- •.1 TRICYCLE, IN GOOD CON-
" dition. Apply to Box 300, HURON EX-
POSITOR. 3862-1
WANTED --GOOD COOKING BEANS. .A.13-
ply
Ap-
ply to CLAXENCE MONTGOMERY, R. 1
R. 1, Clinton. Phone 941 r 31.
3862-1
9NTEDMAN TO DRIVE SCAVI*.NG-
w --
ins wagon and take care of Loan hutoe
for a period of one or two months. `' •Apply
to F. S. SILLS, Seaforth, Chairman of. Pn,-
perty Committee. 3861-2
Annual Meeting
(Continued from Page. 1)
ion on how td meet the labor sho:
age in 1942; 29, Have you hydro a
eresent'.' 30, 1f not, would you instal
hydro if available? 31, Have you
radio? 32, If so, what station do yo
receive your 'farm information from
23, Do you take a' daily paper? 3:
Weekly? 35, Or farm magazine? 36
liave you a phone? 37, Have you
car or truck?. 38, Give value of tree
Lr;tjn purchased in 1941; 39, Hay
your retUlar• taxes increased or . ,1e
creased over peace time? 40, Git:
tr.:Dunt of commercial fertilizer usrl
n 1941: 11, Usual rate per acre-; 42
`rate briefly your plans for the pro
.luction of field crops and livestock it
1912; 43, Is this an increase or a de
crease as compared with 1941? 44
Give percentage.
Under livestock the questionair
ask's for the numbell' in ,1941 and th
piens for )942 in the' following class
e
Drs: Work horses, dairy cows, sows
bacon ,hogs marketed, milking. be:
cows, steers and 'heifers, sheep, lav
in: hens, other fowl.
The number of acres of crops growl
:n 1941 and acreage planned for. 194:
is asked for under the following ftel,
op Barley. oats, mixed grain. ha,:
paeture,'corn or sorghum, turnips and
nl0:ugels. cash crops like fibre.-'I.a`;
field beans, potatoes, etc., grown i
19.11; 64, Are you planning to sedd
.down a ,=realer acreage in the snarls:
os 1942 65, Are you familiar •w'lth tie
work (;rust and present) of the E•:
l:erimental Union 66. Have you
dfrom . opgrl p.;?mated varie
ties of field cor�".'bi'id corn? 67.
If o. are you °atisfie
Farm Machinery an.' ,l duipme ;t
68; Have you a tracto 9. Powe:
rating: 70. Steel or rubber tires; 71
-ear purchased; 72, Does this' tractor
ilo any custom work for ne!ghboi-s?
73, State operations; 74, List number
and types ,of plows: 75, List number
and type of cultivators; 76. Have you
a one-way disc? 77, When purchased?
78. Have you a Combine? 79. When
Purchased? 80. Have you a grain sep-
ai:'ator? 81, When purchased; 82. List
type' of seed drill (standard or fer-
tilizer) : 83, Have'• you a hay loader?
64, Side delivery rake? 85, Hay rake?
66, Mower? 87, Grain binder? 88, Corn
binder?, 89, Have you a milking ma-
chine? 90, State year of purchase:
97. HaVe you a fanning mill? 92. Have
You a grain grinder? (electric or tr.lc-
tor driven).-..--"
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a the near future.
• Personals: Mrs, Glossop, Listowel,
spent o week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Forster, who have
opened 'the local bake shop; Captain
a Fratltk Stapleton. 11.i'.i).C., St. Thom-
as, with his parent,;. Mr. and 1.1:'3.
e W'n:. Stapleton; Pte. Herb. Brown, of
Nia°arn Falls. and Roy Brown, Lis -
O towel. with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
1 Brown: :hiss Mary Dorsey, London,
with.her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis'•
Dorsey; Clarence Looby, Credits„
1111 his mother, Mrs. A. 1I. Looby;
'Miss hose Fe.•ney. London, with her
mother, Mrs. Kathleen Feeney Har-
vey 1)anizet', London„ Techniea1
e School, with his parents. Mr. and
e Mrs. A. Dantzer; Ryan ,Jordan, Kit.e•hener, with his lather, Patrick Jor-
• •clan; Mrs. Mary Cronin•. Lorne Cron -
,
in and Mrs. Edward 1-Iallihan, of De-
_ neat, attended the funeral of Frateas
('ro:inin at St. ('oluhtban ,on Monday;
1 201. and` Mrs. John Kenny, Detroit.'
, t'.I9h .''sirs. Frank Kenny' '
A disastrous fire occurred last weer
when the hone of ,James ?dorrisson,
ea the •1th concession of- Hibbert
'1'n',cn-hip , was ccmple:ely destroyed.
1Iorrisson started a fire in Th.,
trht'n stove and went to the barn.
P1:e fire becatse beyond control and
, 1 .99 o of the child ren escaped through
r. upstairs windo ' ne of the�:vo
con-
ew Yea
ROLIC
Hensall Town Hall,
DECEMBER 31, 1941
Dance Out the Old
Dance in the New
All kinds of Novelties, Hats,
Noisemakers
ADAM Bf1OCK AND HIS
COLUMBIANS
You enjoyed them before—
they'll be better this time !
ADMISSION:
Gents 75c Ladies 50c
Proceeds 'for War Work
Sponsored by Hensall Chamber
of Commerce.
Delaney. Harvey Dantzer, Louis Brux-
er Patrick Woods, Leo lirauskopf and
James Krauskopf. Interment took
place in St. Po trick's cemetery, Dub-
lin. Rel'. Dr. l`foulkes officiating at
the grave. Mane floral tributes and
spiritual offerings were received.
C. Wray, teller of th*Canadian
Bank of (`onluneree staff here,. 11:1s
been transl:erred to Stratford. He and
Mrs, `,Wray will move to Stratford in
ANNUAL MEETING
Township of McKillop
THE q,NNF??I, MEETING OF THE RATE -10
payers of the Township of Me1<iIJop
be held at Winthrop Hail on Monday, De -
camber 29, 1941, at two o'clock in the after-
noon, for' the cansideration of the financial
report and any other busim^ws. , a�
JOHN McNAY, Clerk,
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ANNUAL MEETING OF
ELECTORS
Township of Tuckersmith
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ELEC-
' hors of the Township of Tuckersmith will
be held in Watson's Hall, In the Village of 1
Kippen, on Monday, December 29th, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p.m., to receive the finaneial
statement for the year 1941. °"
D. F. McGREGOR. CIerk.
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Property For Sale
port SALE -- MEDIUM SIZED BRICK
house on the south aide, of King Street
in the Village of Hensall. Conveniently lo-
cated to school and Main Street. Apply to
s _ K. I. McLEAN• Barrister, Etc., Seaforth and
Hensall. 3860-tf
Notices
NOTICE—ALL BOOKS MUST • BE RE-
turned .to the Sea4orth Public Library on
or before Tuesday, December 23rd. GRETA
THOMPSON, Librarian. 3861-2
IOR MINERAL FOR POULTRY, HOGS
or cattle, see your Watkins' Dealer.
WILLIAM BRADSHAW, 3 blocks east of Sea -
forth Library. 3861x3
Notice to Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE ESTATE OF JAMES M. ROBERT-
SON.
AI.L PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of James M. Robertson, late
of Town of Seaforth, gentleman. deceased.
who died an or about the 26th teas of No-
vember, 1941, are hereby notified to send in
to the ul,de,aigned on or before the 27th day
of
,December, 1941, full particulars of their
clruims, together with affidavit, proving same.
I.rrrmneediately alter the said last mentioned
date, the . essets of, the said estate will be
distributed" amongst the parties entitled there-
to, •having regard only to claims of which
the undeiwigned shall then have notice, to the
exclusion of a,l,l others, and the nndereigned
will not be liable to any person of whose
claim the undersigned shall not then have no-
tice for the asses go distributed or any part
thereof.
DATED at Seaforth this 4th day of De-
cember, 1991.
K. I. McLEAN,
Barrister. Etc., Seaforth, Ont.,
Solicitor for Executors.
41,
3860-3
In Memoriam
$ALTON —1n Roving memory of Mary Re-
beeca. Bolton. who passed away twenty -
Millie years ago. December 21. 1918:
In our home she is fondly remembered;
.Sweet memories cling to her name;
Those who loved her in life sincerely,
„Still love her in death .iuxt the same.
_Ever remembered ' by Mother and Sisters.
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cjGRECOR--In loving memory of Elva
ALL Fdonettce Anderson who passed away five
Yeats ago. Deeenziser 27, 1936:
0 happy hours we 'moe enjoyed.
Haw sweet their memory still;
But death has Jetta loneliness
The world "'can nevelt 511.
-4R.enearbered by hes' a Paretets, Sisters and
Ba thew. 38&2x1
Tat LOv11VG MEMORY OF OUR DEAR
mother. Mrs. Andrew Drrogaall, wfua passed
away ane year aajo today. December 28. 1940:
Waren evening shades are ragbag.
And •5'e sit in quiet alone,
Po our .hearts there comes s a teem✓• I
If she only could Dome home. i
Pthende may 4B1nk we have 'fer of es i
When at timers there see isa smile:
Bat ,tleey .lithe "mow Mise h'.. he,,
When we see her -extant dada.
--Sadly. efilla2 by dangletrrr Cassie mod
son 13111, land grandams.
Births
G'ol',l3 to
060,100 14,0i,
1111441t 0
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Welt On
Mose
teLts were saved. 01'11r.g to the shod:
_ :1Irs. Morrisson was taken to the hos-
pital, but is now improving. The loss
is partially. covered by insurance.
Miscellaneous: 93, ;.Do. yea grew
your own clo'er and grass seed? 94,
If not, starts value of yearly purchase;
95, Have you sufficient seed grain fur
1942? 96, If not, give quantities. and
1 ar`ieties -desired; 97, Are you a mem-
ber'of the Hullett Federation of Agri-
culture? 98. If not• Why? 99. How
many cream trucks -pass your farm?
100, Bread 'trucks? 101, In your opin-
ion, what can be done• to better the
farmer's position? 102. How best can
agriculture be geai*ed feta maximum
production for total war effort?
MANLEY.
Mr. Henry \Weitersea recoiz3ed
many congratulations last week on
his 71st birthday. His many friends
wish him and his partner 111 life many
more years in health and happiness.
Mr. Stephen Murray wears a smile
since his wife presented him with a
son' last week.
Mr. Stephen Manley, of London,
spent a clay .last week with his par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Manley.
VARNA
We are sorry to report Mrs. George
Nis taken to the hospital. There
is still hope for her recovery.
We are pleased to mention Miss
ar recooered as to
be able to leave the +hospital, thou6h
seal under the doctor's care.
Word received from our boys over-
seas speak in the highest terms ,,f
hospitality received by those so far
from home. Let us extend the same
courtesy to the strangers in our land
who are far from home.
A double shower party was held ,n
the. hall one night last week in honor-
. -of the Rathwell Bros., newlyweds. A
rood time was reported.
DUBLIN
.1 highly respected resident, Fr•aneis
• Kenny, died at his home early Satu"-
lay. morning following an illness of
se.ve'ral mortths. He spent the ,greater
part of this life in I,oaa.n Township,
retiring -to Duplin about ten years
ago. He was in his 75th year, argil
was ibarrird to Miss Catherine Pur
.tell about 13 years ago. He was a
fair,11ful . member of St. Patri' k's
Church. Dublin, and of the Holy
Name Society,• Surviving are his wife.
two soma -John of Detroit, and Joseph
of Dublin: also three daughters. Mrs,
Cherie% Kleiner. Mrs. Edward Ryer9
and Mrs. Kenneth Thornton, all M
Durgin. One eon Peter. died about
2=3 years ago. The Pune al was herd
at St, Petrie:lei Cbure , Dublin, • on
Monday >aaornflag, Y..e •. Dr. Ffmrlker,
cg1ei,raf flsyfuleon High Mase. and
Mies Mary Boa1e presided at the or-
gan- Durisccg t5zt6' offertory, Mrs. Leo
Piftnmo, of F..ef.J rib sang "Lead 'Mad-
ly,
f i 4-
ly, Usage" T'1v off eet,rero were Jan,
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HENSALL
Suggested Christmas Gifts 'at Goo -
wins — Gowns, Pyjamas, Handbags.
Knitting Bags, Hose. Scarves, Gloves,
Blankets, Parkas, Ties, Braces, Shirts,
Slippers,'•Aprons, Tablecloths, Sweat-
ers, Galoshes, Parasols, Suits and
Overcoats,
CENX. Wingham, broadcast to a
lull house in the Town Hall, Hensall.
Saturday evening last. Featured 911 -
the„ program were selections by thc�
Kippen 1-Iptshots, Frank Kenny, vio-
linist; A -rt Fin-layson, guitar; Mervyn
Stelck, banjo; Clark. 'Johnson', comed-
ian; Gordon Davidson, accordionist:
P!i`yllis and Mildred Monk in vocal
duets; guitar selections and many
other numbers. 1 During the evening
'Down -Yonder" was requested by 'Mr.
Dan McGill, of Blyth, who was form-
erly church soloist here. The request
was 'dedicated td Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Bonthron, Mr. and Mrs.' W. • A. Mac-
Lar.en, Mrs. Bertha Bell, Mrs. Fred
alannrs, Murdocks and Joynts.
Mrs. Robert Bonthron, highly las-
teemed resident of this village, quiet-
ly celebrated her 88th birthday at her
home on Saturday last, Dec.,12th, and
during the day received many callers
who had remembered the event anal
called to offer congratulations. Mrs.
Bonthron received many gifts, cards
and lovely flowers. In honor' of the
event her birthday was broac1 ast over
,CKNX, Wingham, and a selection,
"Wheat I Take My Vacation. in Heav-
en" was played: Mrs. Bonthron i
very smart and active for her years
and takes a• keen interest in current,
events. Celebrating her birthday with
her was her grhncfson ,and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson of De-
troit.
The message .and spirit of .Christ-
mas will be vefy much in evidence at
Carmel lir•esbyterian Church next
Sunday, particularly at the "morning
service, when the members of the
Sabbath School will bring ,gifts to he
sent to the War Memorial and Chil-
dren's Hospital, Londen. At this
White Gift Service, ths1 olcler mem-
bers of the congregation are invited
to bring donations rot the Everting
Telegram Christmas Cheer for British
Children Fund, A generous response
to this request i expected. Thf
morning service will also be the occa-
sion of the I'rrsentatioe of awards
for memory work and regular attend-
ance at Sabbath school. Some fifteen
scholars will be honored at -this time.
The annual Christmas concert of
Carmel Sabbath School wilt be held
on Monday. Dec. 22nc1, at 8 o'clock, A
good program has been prepared and
ail friends of the children are cord-
ially invited to be present.
Christmas Sunday, Dec. 21st, will be
observed in Hensall i,'nited Church by
two special services. In the morning
at 11 a.m. the ohoir will present three
inspiring 'Christmas anthems and the
minister, Rev, R. A. Brook, will spealt
on the them., "The Fullness of Time."
The evening service, commencing at
7 p.m., will he a White Gift service,
when the members of the Sunday:
School will join the congregation :n
worship. Through a beautiful cere-
mony the classes of the Sunday
School will present their gifts intend -
(al to bring Christmas cheer to the
thousands of boys and girls who have
been made homeless through the en-
emy bombing in Great Britain, The
congregation also will bring their free
will offerings for the British Chil-
dren's War Victims' fund, The public
is cordially invited to worship at
both these services.
Mr. pen' Tinney, of Hay Township,
while hauling wood from the swamp
and standing on the sleigh, had the
misfortune to overbalance and in try-
ing to. regain Ms .balance let the axe
fall, which be was carrying, striking
his foot, cutting. ft severely, which ,a.
rplired. several stitches.
Mrs. z*11e Berry returned home on:
'Monday fro.0i a delightful ten days'
visit spent "wife her son, Edward,
wife and family in Windsor.
Mr. Sydney MacArthur has been
awarded the contract for R. R. No.
2, Hensall. He will commence his du-
ties January 2nd.
Mr. Willia i Smale is confined to
his home for a month with a frac-
tured toot.
Announcement
Mr. and Mrs, B. W. Carlile, of Hen-
sel!, wish to announce the engagement
of their; second eldest daughter, Mar-
tha Agnes, to Sgt. H.J. Stokes, C.D.C.
Canadian Field Ambulance, R.C.A.M.
C., Sussex, N.B., youngest sou of Mr.
and Mrs, W. L. Stokes of London, •the
wedding to take place early in De-
cember.
Red Cross Notes
We have a further report on the
blanket fund. The following contri-
butions have been received and ac-
knowledged: Frank Itycitman $1.50,
Rev, Weir $1,00, Mrs. W. M. Bell $2;
Harold C. Bell $2.00, Mr, and Mrs.
Dat ld Dignan 12,00, Mr. and Mrs. A.
oev
Moving Pictures
"The Lion Has Wings" and
"Snow Thrills"
SALL TOWN HALL
FR DAY, DEC. 19, at 8.15 sharp
Seonsored l Hensall Chamber
of Commerce. )roceeds for Red
('i oss and Christmas Tree Fund,
Adults 25s Children 15c
FREE SHOW
For the' Children
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20th
00 Saturday. Dec. 20th, at 2.30
pen.. the the Annual Community
(-'hr; turas Tree will be held,
s,till9 will arrive about 2.30 and
:1: sItibnte hags of candy to :Ill
the children. After this a Free
Moving Picture Show .will be
held in the Town Hall.• "Micic'--
ey's Wild Capers", Circus
Days," "Jungle Jitters" and oth-
er pictures, Pont forget 'to use
the Lucky Draw Ticket`.that you
reeeived in the mail. Drop your
t;cIet in box at the Town Hall
on Saturday afternoon, Draw
wall he made about 5 p.m,
---Win $5, $4, $3, $2, $1—
HENSALL
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
, , leeOrta.
s
13.. itoweliffe $p.44. tetel. i)ecelpts to
date, $128.25. A correOttqu le now
made of last week's report on blan-
kets received, The name of Mrs. W.
Taylor apps_ ares by mistake. It should
have read ,Mrs. Thomas Richardson.
We apologize for Vale error. An urg-
ent
rgent request has been reeeived from
Great Britain for handkerchiefs for
Men, women and children. The Hen-
sall. branch held a handkerchief
shower Friday and Saturday, Dec. 12
and 13, which was a great success.
In our report of 'the annual Red Cross
election of officers, the name of Mrs.
M. G. Drysdale appeared as corres-
poo, in:: secretary. This should ha e
read rs. Robert Drysdale.
Santa Comes Saturday
In lemail on gaturdliy, Dec. 20th,
15 in cash will be given away to five
lucky ladies. Spepsored by the Cham-
ber of Commerce, the drawing will be
held at the community Christmas
tree in front Vf the town hall. On
Friday moving pictures, "The Lion
Has Wings" and "Snow Thrills" will
be presented in the Town Hall at
2:30, .p.m. On Saturday the annual
community Christmas tree will, be
held, when Santa Claus will arrive at
_:;ill anti will distribute candy -to the
DECEt 9, , . �+ 4I.
Children. . A free moving pletnre show
will be held in the nou'rr AO '19r the
children immediately°d #111)Wii1 to
distribution of the catai -
'he Boundary GrroUp' or gurondalei
W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Stew,
art McQueen Tuesday afternoon of
this week and assisted by neighbors
quilted two quilts, which will be for-
warded for'Red Cross purposes.
Miss Dorothy McDougall was a
week -end guest with Miss Donna
Webb of Grand Bend.
Miss Jean McDougall was a recent
guest at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Tuerkheim of Zurich.
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Among our assets we number one
which cannot be measured in dollars
.and cents _ your friendship and
good will — and so at this Holiday
Season we extend to you and yours '
our best wishes for a
SEASON'S GREETANGS !
We take this opportunity, of
extending to our Customers
and General Public, a Mer-
ry Christmas!
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
A HAPPY NEW YEAR !
THE NEW
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
STAN TUDOR, Prop.
Phone 6 - Hensall
PHONE 46 HENSALL
t(�yt Happiness is the ultimate
that any one can wish. It is
that we wish when we say
to you all—
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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Scott's Grocery
Phone 34 - Y. ' Hensall
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Once again we consider it a
• itleasure to extend to you and
Yours our- best wishes • t'or
Christmas and the New Year.
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CHEERIO!
The sincere feeling of Good
Cheer and Happiness and
all the pleasant associa-
tions with Christmas is our
wish "to every one of you!
Bonthron &
Drysdale
Phone 11 - Hensall
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With best wishes for a Merry.
Christmas and a Happy and
Prosperous New Year !
Shoe &• Harness Repair Shop
Skates sharpened, . r•,ubber re=
pair work done, harness re-
pairing, harness parts for
sale, shoes repaired.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!
'Wishing you rhe best of all
things and tt IIappines's this
Christmas that will extend
throughout the New Year'.
Henderson's
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lft appreciation of our pleas-
ant: business relations, we
value this opportunity of wish-
ing you, the Season's Greet-
:ngs !
matlisitametaseemetaemenesfaispaoi
The old, old Wish—
' A MERRY
CHRISTMAS
and a
t HAPPY NEW YEAR !
Phone 131
Jewellery & Printing Shop
Hensall - Ontario
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May this friendly greeting ex-
press sincere thanks for your
patronage during the past
year.
Best Wishes for Christmas
and the New Year ! 1
McMILLAN'S
Meat Market and
Groceries
Phone 17 - Hensall
Wishing You and Yours
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a H3APPY AND PROS-
PEROUS NEW YEAR !
Agent and Correspondent`
for The Hbran Expositor
Phone 15 - Hensall
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in grateful acknowledgment of
this opportunity made possible by the
• :post pleasant business relations of
the past, the extend to you and
yours our hearty Wishes for
A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and .,
A HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Phone 103
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SEASON'S GREETINGS
T.O EVERYONE!
Goodwin's
Drygoods, Gents' Furnish-
ings, Boots and Shoes
Phone 16 - Hensall
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MERRY
CHRISTMAS !
Wishing to serve you in the
future as we did in the past
and wishing you one and all
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
PROSPEROUS. NEW YEAR
A. Spencer & Son'
PLANING MILL
-Phone 102-J - Hensall
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GOOD WISHES TO YOU
THIS CHRISTMAS
SEASON !
R. E. Shaddick
REEVE
Phone 130 (- Hensall
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Thanks to our Patrons for
,their patronage' in the past
and wishing theui the, Sea-
son's ('lreetings.
MildreO's
BEAUTY SHOPPE
Phone 39 - Hensall
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We wish to extend to
our fellbw townsmen and
friends our most sincere
good wishes at this Festive
Season!
-`We buy Dressed' Poultry of
all kinds and Eggs at highest
KerslakeYroduce
Phone 40 Hensall
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Joy to the world„ "Noel," A
Merry Christma„s and ev-
ery •other expression that•
meaes Floppiness. to you!
*Fhis.as-our greeting to ev-
eryone in the whole town..,.
W. R. DAVIDSON
COAL DEALER
May God-given blessings
And Heaven-s'ent cheer,
Be with you on Chtistmas,
Abide through the year.
REXALL DRUG STORE
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We wish tO thank our dus-
torners at this time for their
patronage in the past year,
by wishing them "A Merry
Chrittmas and' Happy New
Year ,
Th6 Hensall
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Phone 122 - Hensel!
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