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• answered ii -40 'x 4.0-,0 the, utast
d, Text was•- rirgan,s�r• d,
In attewer,, ,toe a; .que€'lien, connerulug
:the, possibility �of the '"Ge4ail irative
-ging .into 4,4 e bit. and gas ,Ui e' busine s,,
We,s ,011t/4e4110e41 Alert w•hiiq he'Pro-
mind ce (),perati . Whgleaale ' had
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local,gck
a�t
rotors h$ (i APCli ith day ,Cc)6up to
vaina in $ s, 'hod' t T�went' ,
A. m,OtOan thaiilrea
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1t i~hn produce::44000. ; 0:44 'i eport
meniberg,, o uselld 400si01ab1e drsr•
cussion, and *tom: Pat tt+o a Note was
carried .b ° a large naiarat't'y..•
Tire ' lack °v.,*a4.444,0#,c + er '
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Live wholesale far g'reeet<`iee azi4 4097',
wai.'e was , given as, tile' •reason that+
more Co-Qpera'Civieer were net carryAp$
,t iesai lines of Meichandtiae,• Thiel wasi
answer to ellestions. by some •[mom-
bers `
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THIS IS GOING T • BE A . � ANNE
, O B R XgAR h'Q
rr: ' 'FARM PRICES !
$5,.000.00 stolid' be an easy mark for any good farmer in cash' cretin.
1st—If he Works the'pround right, '2nd .If he sows, good, Clean, tested
seeds with prop , aniount;of fertilizer; 3rd—But don't ,try' ta•db aiJi
this work withdttt the proper power, soiiaething that cau•�staldl the -job
day iu, and .out-- -
GET .THE MIGHTY 'f LLYS `JEEP
They have the best MOTOR IN THE WORLD, and ;e'en 'do -everything,
from the, road to, poyjering the' •62-inchi combine or' grSin•' thresher
We have two NOW AVAILA.BE with . power
take-off'pu'lleyy but don't leave it too long, as seeding
will come in with'a bang. ,
olir prices are right, and terms can be arranged.
Jonathan Hugill.
WILLYS SALES - ' SEAFORTH, ONT.
PHONE NOW — 616 r 34, CLINTON
Dead . and Disabled. 'Animals
REMOVED' PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLhCT: SEAFORTH 15 • • EXETER 235
DARLING "AND CO. OF 'CANADA, LTD.
ieaXar�tt w Omen►•.•
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`ontinued 4014Faso d) ,
ixtond, ip, tkte. a•ily`'day0; wa', a magi,
urate, aud' th ,; f,Mly"ai)'ihe cow»
lnunit Was in,his eeUtoar. Tho,bara our.
the wjnd'owst. still contain. .'.
cons0-ut ' Y&u, r4ns}4d • had tottr.
daughters, 0,434.1.033014,04'310t itaving ,i
:ion, and: . - 04 Cottst ,; Jr,{*..al17ved,
.',be wa,s','Ao4A0to•Op.rthig lis 4441104 out.
&: tok'tY:galloxi , h4F,f4`..ot wilii440', for
the Pilltilie and;+burted; o13,e ofi rt tr: 04l10#4411j )14' the .,n,eid ohdlrl vial;, a 'son,ti
also,•• arid+ #e epeated. • tiro 'fil'eii't, Thai
btlrieil .basre1•0 W.er&k: ah,p�po4e '-t9 1}e•:
:ave, u%? VA hfito' •boys" -i•<Vti' ty fir0t tllltb ..
•xlatye,' but. by -the • tIloee, ,�tkait, d'Na r i4a't'iv '
ed the older On;' 11 4 beagh1ft•. eatir,n
';'too fond of wiiisItey, at�ct t�epe..; e oil jels?.
''ar+e stili buried 1,On3e vb:ole,< en Aba•'
r,•VanEgmond property„ G 3'hould t q''
' VettEgesend property wake up some
=toning aped fin lttelf u•A dig VW 'the
community wiliThn'oow•-.tat alcohol -len.
read The Enron •Expostttor).
Cpl..' '(tanEgmond s. remains worn
brought from Toronto and; buried on,;,
tlie-'owler farm' until his: eon/got the
Egmoudville ceilittery' opened, which.
he . donates to . Egmendlville Church .
The flrat'Ngmondville Church was.lat-
er built in the Cemetery, and the
'Colonel's . remains were then, 'buried .in
Egmondyille. '
There belie been; some efforts made
to have the old VanEmond home
turned into 'a museum to house • Gan
adiana; blit' so far the efforts have
come 'to nothing.
:Beavers Hang Up
' (Continued from Page 1)
tre, Powell; wings, E11wood, l abute;
alternates, Wright, Cassidy, Carnegie,
-McFaddin, Drouillard, Palmer, Bour-
sey. •
SARNIA' SAILORS -Goal, J. 'Rut-
ter;
ut-
ter; defenee, Allen, L. Rutter; cen:
tre, Dodds; wings, Haddon, Kirkland;
alterndas.tes, . James, Butler, Koskie,
Needham, 'Baker. • '
Referee= --Mickey McQiiade; ,ldnes-
man, Nick Libett, Stratford.
• .Summary
First•, PeriocY-Goals: Sarnia, Kirk=
land (Dodde), 15.45. Penalties, Dodds.
Second Period—Goals; Sarnia, But-
ler (Allen), 20.7; • Seaforth, Carnegie
(Cassidy), 4.55; Seaforth; Cassidy
(Carnegie), 10.05; Sarnia, James,
:11.55; Sarnia, Koskie (Dodds), 12.10;
.Sarnia, Kirkland, 15.50. Penalties—
O'Shea,.'
Third Period—Goals: Seaforth, Cas-
sidy (McFaddin), . 13.30; Sarnia, But-
YOUR
ut
YOUR LAST
SALE
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ENDS. MARCH 31SHADES—For Floor, '
Table,
that
b • ` tamps.
PINUP LAMPS --The light that�isobecom ng more popular, since it can be, used
in all manner of locations.
H ARCE
vaacoonaziminu
A11 f
at I.i���ast s
20%Discount
IRONS—Standard Heavy Duty and •
Automatic. Bargain prices.
TOASTERS—Various models at
the right price..
Coffee Maker
with
Electric Plate
035
Complete
,WHILE- THEY LAST!.
Special Prices on Plastic Washing Machine Covers;
Electric Soldering Irons and Electric Drills
i0 PER. CENT DISCOUNT '
' ELE•CTRIC 5 -TUBE -RADIOS --Small size, for your bed '
room or kitchen;
FLOOR LAMP& — Seven
•only: Worth ' seeing at
these prices. „
Table Lamps, Dresser
LaMps,' Bed Lamps, Desk
.fte.dlQ_-La pa. and
• Child's Night Lights.
THREE. SPECIAL OFFERS
THE EREAKFASTER A Toaster and -Hot Plate coin'=
bined. Beautiful chrome finish.
$12.OQ Reg. $15.95 , .bandy on your breakfast table.
THE MOFFAT '
HANDI-CHEF
$128.30
Regular '$34.95
A'Hot Plate featuring no waste
heat; three -heat switch. A per-
fect' broiler with a new feature,
available soon --an oven for bak- •
„ing or roasting.
$15.00 -Buys a Complete 5 -Tube,
Battery Set Radio
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Heating, Ilumbilltg' and Electrical Contractor
11
, • Phone 19 Seaforth
sslon
`Is if -,nothing 'to
pass
a
ytlu
:err
ail Ye ,that
The.''hu}t> fit ' wear; ,• xs'. ,green *43
{c 13.04§.' 1 i1C 0''' )the `,, !}lest ' ;14 ;+3i%
J( tp:' 1!"lia,: as edtiC:ib ,41Me Qt e'i
44.K. 40 04** t,".totooncerp4 1
gni
with vialeasa; ,t, thili 0,• U anything
rias .to• fife ce, Fob #+irrlteane else ,d,Mx'
Sul..;f,a010atialY;"°,slob, , 'aingag tile;
ercead,• -000 a1?n `Minto 4 ew mho, Okf it
10.77 ` f the 4 j' 4vszl> O' • '
Brent f s tddt 'the ted pitslel
.4.9e.a,.selynat x uTonp ibe° rd, oldbetitik
•iof seek' as P,hro.• a. aH1 t 4. itiateredt +ifi.t
-the, event- and its ' ,ztnent.•retr#tilit.V
The bite. -Me ..Jeani .et
_Nazareth,' ,universdlly;• ;;e.eithowledged
xrow 'to • hare. 'teen iiatkeitveste of jus;-
tire, is not repeated. in=outward Physa
cal, fact_ 0314,4 ie eon! emorated'•ate
nuaily, O.r'les,t.t'w i forget,• land what
wont human nature forget?)•; and"teat,
we lose, sight of 'itenidendng for uu
and •for those we love -•e n4 for those
we do not4ove. '0 :• "
But a large 'proportion :ofthe crowd
hurries by Those who. are "busyn'•
those who • are •content`: to drift ,sleep
fly through life,. and don't want to be
disturbed with the agitation of an .uM
easy conscience, • which might he
touched' at the thought of a crucified
'benefactor. ' . '
' -Only such, as are • interested (.!)
pause for recollction. And they 11114
themselves drawn, and let themse�ss
go willingly, tq .the ,reverent contem-
plation' of history's- greatest act of
self -,sacrificial suffering. And many of
them feel that, they•,have a• duty to.
co-operate with others, who are inter;
ested, in showing publicly their rever-
ence—and se they attend public Bath;
erings for Pass1antide,:111edlitation,
And it is to these •'who are inter-
ested
that there. eciraee•the fullest joy.
of Easter. They have tried to see, or
as.. the French would say, to "assist"
at the supreme- self-saeri$ce in all its
tragic suffering. • •
To them, therefore, is given the
fullest Consciousness, possible to .man,
of the Triumph' of the' Son of God
over the old Dowers of evil and death.
Td •them the announcement that "Ile
is risen" really means something,•
The outward slgna of Easter rejoic-
ing may take a variety of forms: • To
men' and, wom en who have walked with
Him, as - far as they were able,
through the 'Valley of the Shadow of
Death, Easter means more than ex-
teinals. New clothes and a fine Eas-
ter__day- .mky..,-be.:a blessing and; ,a joy.
But - the • joy that comes• of a deep
appreciation of the fact of the Resur-
rection of Christ„ and a good fiape
for our, own resurrection•, is a S.piri-
tual blessing and a joy torever.
"Is it nothing• to••you?"
)es, of course the Resurrection is
something, to • you. . .
' .r3ut it cannot have its full meaning
to • you , unless the self-sacrifice first.
means 'Fomething to yon! -d Written
by regUest of the •Mdnisteri;11 :lssocia-
tion—C. F. L. G.). •
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WINTHROP
The ,W.M.S. •and W.4.', of. Cavan
Church, -Winthrop:" Will hold ' their
Easter tbankoffer'ing in the church at
2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 2. Cir-
cles 3 and. 4 . will have' charge of • the
meeting. •
Old Acquaintances Meet' •
2814 Glendower Ave., •
Hollywood 27, California.
The Editor: The Huron Expositor:
Gentlemen:: At a recent picnic of
North Dakotans, at Lone= 'Reach, Cali.
.fornia, I met a boyhood •udquaintance
and schoolmate 1 had, not seen' for 70
years, namely. Robert 1litcheil, born
at Blake,. in Huron County, later of
Seaforth and Hensal.l, hien' North
Ilakota_ His father' was .Allan Mit-
chell, who kept a store ,rt 1llake''ttlieu.
called Berne); and his hn,ther, John,
and sisters, Mary. N.e:tti'' and Kate,
attended the old sc'horrl bear Blake.
A Mr. Hicks was• them the:teacher.
Maybe, his 'lame was ill' hard Hicks,
but I am not sure oi: his tiist'narne,
Those State picnics aro quite a fea-
ture here. .,At a recent' picnic of
Iowans•, 40.000 persons wore, present.
Iowa is probably the best repIrsented
of any Of the States. at Long Beach.
It seems some years art' an enter-
prising salesman of sets of encyclo-
paedias planned to buy come cheap
lands,. near the o'i:ean here, , and cut
same up into city lots, giving a lot.
worth about $4.50 free with each sale
of a set of encyclopaedias. Weil, he
sold, a lot of encyclopaedias" by that
plan;- but the joke 'of -it all—Ware that
oil was discovered under those, lands,
and a forest of derricks of oil well's
arose, aced the buYers of enlcyclo-
paedias got rich and moved out here,
and Long' • Beach is now caned, the
"California Capital- of Iowa." '
"I know net• whe{'e, the truth May be
I tell the tale as it was told, to me.".
But this, I do know., that, there are
apparently more Iowans in and attend
Long Beach than there are people
from any• other one State, Whether
they are more distinguished far en-
cyclopaedic' 'knowledge or for• oil-
derived
ilderived money; deponent salth not.
Respectfully, • •'
JAMES, STYLUS
McKILLOP
When McKillop's snowplow On Sat-
urday after making several unsucee'sis-
fut tries td Teen the first afidc second
concessions ghve .up the battle against
the snow, Albert. ldarris'dn, Ede -Boyce
a.nd, Harvey Mellwain worked 'S•iinday
with their horses 4,o open the mad,
re.
W. M. S. M'eete
The regular monthly meetfilg'ef the
W'.M.S, a�td . WA...of Mire, Whited
ler, 13.55,; 'Seafosstlf, Carnegie • (Cao•
eddy), 1,305.- .Penalties- Alien tPad-
don (5 ;hiins ), Palmer (math,,.fdtilfie
yyeyntuy�tldl//C rriliiiie.)v.i6odlotr (`U':iiri;iint-4),
IlOtielr ' 5 d n ,)V ',
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ed at:4 op$;"
86.• The
pealed zn ueon,
416 was snug. The, <„
ew.ei:Qi1 by a i�avtiritt . Ym •
Smith; gad viee-presi4ent, ;+eo ,il
1,1471.4#14§1*1)eriod 3n� lige ,a;h$en,0:t t.
fibs- d. resident, `'Mg), bC&o- C ;�
$011; ''.fir, letter of apirreoIation, tom-
i►;IrLM Nt i$ was •i cad .,by,• 'the 10x
iarx, Mfa• fIaar .$.err
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:41 k, topic,,
e 'last c a, er oil tXie: study boo' ,
"' 1 dia.. At t'ha Threshold " wee ,'abil
'taken by„ - e b Chester °l=iauctersom
Mea, MacKenzie; Mrs Jdhn;
Gardbn, Mgrs: Robert Campbell • aria'
Mrs,..Aie$ Smith presenter): as a.. Panel:
dltsetlss'ioin a ndeeting of the National
Christiaii Council of India. Mre.`Johis
Loudon of elreid gayer and Mrs. N. R.
4Doilanee clor the. meeting with a,
enio' bet eddction. • •
pairs of
A�1` f finds
• BICYCLES
• 'CARS
411 TRACTORS'
• TRUCKS
BODY AND" FENDER
REPAIRS
AND REFINISHING
a s.
GARAGE
Ford - ;Monarch Cars
and Trucks -
SEAFORTH''
DICK The . Upholsterer
Put new life ihto your Chester-
field with a re -upholstering job.
This is frequently more satisfac-
tory than a new one.
Let us give you an estimate. No
' obligation. Com" in and sera, or
call •
Gordon A. Wright
Cabinet Work = Refinishing
SEAFORTH
And- they'll stay healthy too—
Blatchford's Chick Starter
'keeps 'em healthy — makes
them grow faster — assures
vitality — and pays me bigger
dividends)
NOW --,Strengthened with Vita -Din
The new"supplement for greater vita-
min and mineral content -- greater
nutrition!
Bla tc ford
Feeds
TORONTO
ONTARIO
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and : i0,
Vol1311pleiko
neyv arlliliOtf c .
men •
-
SPRING
T�p..Coats
• Donegals; Herringbone Tweeds,
English' '-Twills that resemble
gabardines,. and fine Covert
Coatings ,in smart flip -on style,
so popular this Spring.
Choose your new Topcoat new -
24v5° 39x50
ere Sorry '
That the alterations to the Store have necessitated some incon-
venience to our customers. Soon we'll have a smarter, brighter
store you'll enjoy shopping in for all your Spring. clothes.
STEWART 'BROS.
EAT MOSS
CO-OP CHICK` STARTER AND
CHICK GRIT
t Crass Seeds - • 'Fertilizer
'lace your orders now
SEAFORTH FARMERS.
CO-OPERATIVE •
PHONE 9
• — LOCAL DEALERS —
We ape handle. the following
Blatchford Feeds: Poultry Gon-
•cefttrate, Poultry Mash Pellets,
Calf Meal and Calf Meal Pellets,
Pig' Starter, Hog Grower and Hog
Concentrate, Dairy Concentrate,
Oil Cake Meal and Chick Starter.
SEAFORTH' PRODUCE
LIMITED
Phone 1170-N s Seaforth
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