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- JIM 26, 1947
HOWICK. NAMES
FENCE VIEWERS
The council Met in laie Olivae of -
Ace, Grorrie, according' to adjourn-
• ment, the Reeve, Jelin Walter, in the
chair. The menebees were all present
excepting Councillor HaroldeGowdY.
Moved by Zurbrigg and Farrbile:
That -We instruct the' Olerit to, prapare
a 'bylaw • aPpointina fenceviewere end
poundkeepers : Fenceviewers, E. .Aen-
aereeae, Glad 'edger, 'S.PeUce- Bream,
Tone Earl, Cliff Dodds, .Earaer Giles,
Chas. Krel'ler, Albert Dettman, Glark
Rent -wick, Frank F. Wright «ponnd.
keepers, Bert - Hubbard, Win Reis,
Sr., nal' Cooper, Mahar Forresitart
Joline-Hutcalson arid Cliff Boyd.. Car-
ried,. '
Moved by Strong and. Earrish: That
the following accounts he 'paid: Car-
ried: Municipal Woad, supplies for
office, $13.76; Chas.. Gathers, lab
killed by dogs': $10; Huron' County
Treasurer, hospital expenses, • re K.
Eckenewiller, $51; Glen Williamson,
larales -killed by dogs, $36; Stewart
Strong, 'bounty on '3 foxes,' $9; Nel-
son Stuernol, bounty on 5 foxes, $15;
'Mac 'Stuernol, bounty on 1 fox, $3;
Ross Sanderson, -bounty on •21ifoxes',
$6; Raymond Gowdy, bounty on 2
foxes, $6; Roy Simmons, bounty on 6
foxes, $18; P. Thirst postage, $2.00;
P. Durst, part salary, $60; G' A. Gib-
son, gravel and work cementing base
for furnace for Wroxeter Hail, $20;
Old? Get PeJim
• With IRON; plus supplements
CALCIUM, VITAMIN RI
MEN, WOMEN of 40, 50. 60. Don't bei
old, weak, worn-out. ex -
j -haunted. Take Ostrex. Contains tonic' "often
needed alter 40 — by bodies old just because lacki
'log Iron; plus calcium, Vitamin B,. Thousands noW
• teel peppy. years younger. Try Ostrea Tonic Tablets
'TODAY. Get introduetory else now tar eels nu:
'Por sale at all drug stores everywhere.
for Summer Homes
mad Cottages
draws coil air OW of room'
—sends hot air in to to-,
place it instead of heating
outside—circulates air—
styes- fuel—no more cold
....mins Uconage.
TIIFF) v.Tt.ELlirrIRKS
LIMITED (Dept. 79) TWEED, ONT.
• LIFE can Begin
Arrint40,m.
Around 40 our energy lessens. But, ex-
ferience-has taught us to do our work with less
effort The years ahead, shoutd yield the
.greatest accomplishments, the most enjoyment
and happiness. They can, too,if we avoid the
kidney and bladder disorders such as Back-
ache, Headache, Rheumatic Pains, Lassitude,
, Loss of Sleep and Energy which so often attack
those around 40. For aver half a century
Dodd's Kidney Pills have been helping men
and women to keep kidneys_ and bladder in ,
good order. If you are nearing 40, or, past it,
for the sake of your health and a happier
future use Dodd's Kidney Pills today! 125
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jwls,butlt (or
wi-stio);.-ootOgio,
Be. vitainike41 ,feed for one
;pullet (to laying age) costs
.otily one dozen ran eggs. •
:Teed Roe „ watch your
?pullets grow.
ajf,yOU
NOW,
. . . that sufficient 'roosting
space is very important.
Light bteeds from six weeks
to ten weeks need five
inches; heavies seven inches.
From .ten weeks to laying
pen: light breeds six inches.
heavies eight inches. Roosts
to be spaced 1Vieboi, inches
apart. '„; .e.a
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relief,
Moved by ZAtbriag asatl: Strang;
That the road accoenee, as .approved
be paid. ,Careied, Moved by Parrish
and Strong That t14% Meetilf (10
now adjourn toe Meet oamalak
the Clerk's °Mee, or at the call of the
Reeve, Carried.
maivrvxa3
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Mr. Thos. Bell is critically ill at
his home there. MSS Marengo Bell;
Reg.N., 'is attending hits.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Penhale Wait-
ed, relatives ip cortaieville Ina &un -
day.
Mr. Laurie 'Stephen hadethe misfor-
tune to have his hand crushed be-
tween a tractor and a trailer on Sat-
uiday, requiring four stitches Co
close the wound. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johne are sport-
ing a new Chev. Mrs. Johns spent a
few days with het sister et Mt.
Brydges:'
Miss' Ox -dell, who recently came,
from the West, visited her aant and
unele, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell, on
Sunday.
Mr. Sam Miller and family visited"
at the home of Mr. and Mrse Chas.
IStepben Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Munch and ,Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Cooper and children
visited with "Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Murch, Sr., London, on Sunday.
Mrs. W. Horne had as guests for
her birthday Monday, her sisters,
Mrs. A. Menthe of Exeter, and Mrs.
Je lateral's and daughter,- Liela, of
London, and Mr. Silas McFalls, ,of
Pontiac, Mich.
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Roney and Carl
spent. Sunday with her parents, Mr,,
and Mrs. Leslie Williams.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Smith and fam-
ily" of Sebringville, visaed Friday
evening with Mr. and. Mrs. Dalton
Malcolm.
Mr. and' Mrs. Lorne Rogers, Wind-
sor, spent Wednesday night with his
sister, Mrs. Elmer'Kleinfeldt, and Mr.
Kleinfeldt.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pepper and,
family visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Hewitt and attended the flower and
birdservice. '
Misses Joaa. and Margie Britton
spent the week -end with Mr. and' Mrs.
Kingsley Salton, at Grand 'Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barker and
family visited on Sunday with 'Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Hannon; Mitchell.
Mr: and Mae. Ross Gordon and Don-
na Jean visited on Saturday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.' Malcolm.
Mrs. H. Workman, Hensall; visited -
her daughter, Mrs. Herb. 'Britton and
Mr. Britton for the past week.
Mrs. 3. Balfour and Dalton and. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Pepper visited Mn, and
Mrs. George Moore on Sunday,
Miss Ethel Roney 'visited in Sarnia
last Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs.
Parsons, 'and Mr., Persians.
Mr. and Mrs. . S. Aikens, Lorna
and Ina; visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Thiel on Sunday.
Mn, and- 'Mrs. Jas. Malcolm and Mr.
and 'Mrs. Dalton Maleolni and Keith
spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Graham,
Mitchell.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson was hostess. to
the Zion W.A. on Wednesday after-
noon ,With a good crowd in attend:
ance, \Mrs, Glenn Tepper presided
over the meeting which was opened
by prayer. Mrs. George- Pebper read
• the Scripture and readings were giv-
en by Mrs. Wm. Smith and ears. Dal-
ton Malcolm. It was decided to hpia
a community supper in the church in
the, near, future. Mrs. Albert Roney
was presented with a bouquet of
flowers by GlOria Ann Pepper on the
ctecasion of her 40th 'wedding Anna
eeesary. A quilt was quilted' daring
the afternoon. A delicious lunch. was
served by members ef Mrs. J. Mal-
colm's 'side who were losers in the
penny, contest. Mrs. R. Aikens' moved
a vote, of thanks to the ladies for
the delicious lunch, also to the hoe -
tees for the .afternoon spent at 'her
home. •
KIPPEN
"The annual divine service Or Hur-
on Lodge A.F. ,and A.M. will 'be held
in St. Andrewa United tharch, Kip -
pen, on Sunday at 11 o'clock. Visiting
brethren from other 'Masonic Lodges
will also be in -attendance. The min-
ister of the church, Rev . A. Hinton,
Will conduct the service with a full
choir leading in the service of JPralte.
All people living in the community
will be made heartily welcome at this
service.
The 'Sunday School of St. Andrew's
United Church here has been reor-
ganized and starting on Sunday eteet,
June 15,ewillk hold its session before
the church eereice, under the joint
superintendence of ;Mrs. Harry. Cald-
well and Mrseleihn4Sinclair, together
with Edison McLean: and Win. Alex-,
ander, secretary and treasurer, re-
spectively, .Classes have been tot -M-
ed in ail age groups.. Enthusiastic
teachers lave been appointed for all
those .c,asses. Parents are asked to
-note the change of time and ectficte-
erate in starting the Sunday School
sessions punetaally at 10 o'c'eck.
Mr. end Mrs. 0. 'Hutchison. of St.
Thomas; Mriaand Mrs. R. Cobb, of
a'ancouver; Ma, and' Mrs. Andy 0th.
son, 'Mr. John Gibson and son, Art,
and Mr. and Mrs. .Thomas.Burke, all
o Wroxeter, were. Sunday visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mellis.
Mrs. Archie Parsons visited Mr.
and' Mrs. Fred Parsons in London 'on
Teesday.- •
Capt. Dates, of Vancouvereasd Mrs.
of Toronto, visited recently,
'with 'Mr.. and Mrs. N. Long. •
Mr. and Mrs. David' Itreckman (nee
May Parsons) .and Irene, of Pollock,
North 'Dakota, are „visiting "relatives
'Mille 'friends -1w thieffornrautai tea" - --
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones visited
on Sunday with the letter's sister,
Mrs. Gordon Westlake Ince Mr. West-
lake, in. Bullet&
Russell and .Bert Butler, of Crone
arty, and Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood
and Joyce of Stanley Twp.„ visited on'
Sunday with 'Mr. and Mr's. Ier; tong.
Mr. and. Mrs. B. 3, Pm and Mr
Cephas P3rtn, of Thaineeeltead; Miss
'Lila kern of Meter,. and Mr, anal
Mrs. W. Ilorney were recent
With.,111r. and Mrs. A. .Gacketetter.
Mr William, iSproat will be a guest
at the double Wedding of 'MiesealaneY
Pardon, and Of her sister, Vief
at Pint St. Andrea/a, United Mai*:
London, '
HUivrtflale SV, 1, Mtge
AI* 140've ^hies:teah fe'tho-
=mom o ire dale "vvbnion's'
In-
ati'ute, ,wlh Ire. Alain 'Moir in the,
chair:, The roll cell was answered
vilth member saying their iirst
Rake. Forty members 'answered the
evil call. A letter Of threats was react
from 'Mrs. Oliafee, of the Childrenae
Slighter; Gederich, for the, layette
shower. Mrs. 'Earl Mitchel, district
delegate, presented a report -of the
district =Meal held at Thames Road;
Mies Ruth Skinner and Wire. Arthur
Rundle gave reports from the antileal
meeting of the Gnterio Division of
the Red Cross 'Society', held at the'
Royal York Hotel, Toronto. Mese,
Archie Morgan ceetribeted a vocal
sato, and current events anataticer
research were, given 'by Mrs. Harold
Bell. A reading on "Daylight -Saving"
was given by 'Mrs. E. Mitchell.
Amid a delightful setting of spring
flowers and singing gan.aelea .an lea-
Pressive morning' service was, held in
Heneall United Church, Sunday, June
8. Using the theme, "Our Father's
World," the junior and senior choirs
combined, under the' direction of Mr.
S. G. Rennie, choir lea,der, offered
&Weal selections-. Rev. R. A. Brook,
pastor, was narrator throughout. eliss
Greta Laramie, A.T.C.M., was at the
a:ewits. Following was the order of
service; Selections—"The Spaeicius
Firmament," choirs and, congregation;
"This.' is My Father's World," Ron
Ohuter, Billy Fink, Gerald &genie,
Wallace Maxwell; "His Marvellous
Handiwork," senior choir; "God is
Near," Marlene Peteke, Audrey
Walsh, ateriyin, Mousseata Eutleen
Hyde; "Break the Fetters," Junior
and senior choirs; "Holy is the Lord,"
senior clioir; "The King of Love,"
choirs and congregation; "Praise Him
Eternally," Junior choir; "Open Thou
Our ,Eyes," choirs and congregation.
At 'the evening .serric'e Rev. Brook
.eielegte
"I Know Just
How,You Feel"
"I know because I have been that
way myself. I have been so chron-
ically tired that I thought I would
never feel well again. However, I
found that Dr. Chase's Nerve Food
soon gave me new pep and energy and
put me on my feet."
'Fired feelings, indigestion and loss
of sleep nre quickly relieved by Dr.
Chase's Nerve Food. a
Ask for the new neon.
omy size bottle of
Dr. Chase's
Nerve Food
"60 pills-60cts.
180 pals -10.50
YBOTCY'S
USINESS
by
"Milk bottles don't have to
be round!"
In some such words a pro-
gressive young man chat -
legged .tradition and devised'
a -hew, space -saving square
milk bottle recently 'adopted
by several leading dairies.
This reflects hhe kind of
restless,- creative thinking
that makes for greater suc-
cess 'in any line of business.
Time -saving, money -sav-
ing ideas are often surprit-
ingly simple. And they may
occur to anyorieJlut chances
are they won't occur to you
unless you for them, and
develop a habit .of accepting
Othiog •
No matter where you
work, there are countless
aqicles, products, systems,
methods capable 'of improve-
ment, and needs- for new
inventions and ideas.
'When looking for things
to improve, it's best to start
viith those most closely re-
lated to your job: %Pr- first -
idea may not succeed. But
keep on trying. Your efforts
will be appreciated and
eventually rewarded.
• •
Men of vision are invariably
great believers in tife Insur-
anCe. 'They - see; it as the
easiest, most systematic way
to save and also provide
security fOi their loved ones.
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•extemeee, with th:
Sara4n ''ine , a. 'Oallilai0t,. ..7 anger
'opened With Singing 'More Love To
Thee, 0 Obeiett,"
the United.I.Ohilrhh,a'h , e their meet- feemeelpaCeillenat Wee lteld ..h.inO, O. Sin ..
:aW4 :::: *4' "'"'' 1;71.1' 7 '8"ietY'a I ' The egn,l reelkanieeen, of , liii t
lag in the 00400 '0(0'0 17111.il'aclaY the -ConiinunitY liall leanda00,4i.
B. 'TON:we, In the `aliati, Ali, meeting el:Lege riel-Teirallr=79/P,- Leersslie441trieT
AIL.* elVinata '
)131:77,0:11ti'thMper5:ayWe'r "J:141e1
'bele; That
w. it R. vJeewIttearatWorinoi ,
by the president. The rell was then
called, 16 Membors, Imink preseut Fate Board ,a giant of $35., Cried.
BY 4 Ira Reason and W. R. Jowitt;
The visaing committee Teleorted ba,v
That we ediourn the council meet:I:111g
lag made 19 Visits. It was. decided to and
to hold a Pieele at theejnly meeting '
e Med. John Armetreing and 3. Ira Rea-
son: That we lower the aeseseinent
open as a court of revision. Oar-
tihabyld; 4,auTheba2k8e, 4atml.3 pt. elate was
en eSgarteirre4-
'Xiele Not To Teneptatiem" was sung Of John Riley $150 on the land at dot
15, cop.. 10. Careied BY tIohn, Arne :
and the devotional was taken by Mrs stsoug and ' W. R. Jewitt: That we
E, Geiger, taken, fro n 1 Cor., Rth
-- take $700 off the esseesment of the
chapter. A teeeperance conversation
buildings of J. Stone, lot 13, con. re
was taken by Mrs. .E. McQueen tiers.
L. 'Mickle, Mrs. W. M. Cross and Mae CAareIrrisetzdengB:y W. It, Jewett and John
Taat. we take 'no action
E. Geiger, which ashowedthee we on he appeals of lots 31, con. 7, N
"Must try to no -all we can if we are lot 31, on. 6, lot. 16, pt. la; co. 3,
going to hate our boys and girls. tot 14, con. 3, lot Wye 17, con. 5, lot
grow up pure and clean. The study 16, eon. 4. Carried. John Armstrong
hook was taken on "Health andHeal-
and W. R. Jewitt: That all appeals
ing in India," ohm.
ring bo -w many on dogs be granted. Carried. By W.
more hospitals and electors and mire- R. Jewitt and Jelin esaastrong; That
es there are today .sileee Christianity we give the Clerk authority to add
has been spreading throughout the all new assesementeee presented by
land. "Rescue the 1 - - - Peeishinz wa: - - the assessor to the roll 'for 1947. Car-
sung,•and all repeated the Mis epah
"god.' By W. R. Jewitt and J. Ira Rap -
benediction:• son: That the court of revision en
Love-F-orrest fietint, on the -1947 assessment roll be closed
The Love -Forrest 'reunion was held and we reopen as a council. Carried.
at tat(elfield on Monday when over 150 By W. R Jewitt and 1. Ira Rapson:
members of the clan were present That the Clerk Prepare a' by-law ap-
from Hensall, Zurich, Grand Bend, pointing Mr. Bowman as an assist -
Exeter, Londesboro, .Seatforth, Sean- at" to Engineer P. A. Edgar, also a
ley, Clinton and Saskatchewan Sports by-law to prevent dumping .of -refuse
were featured, resulting' as follows on the roads of the township. Car-
Races—Girls 6 and 'under, afa:erm
-- red. .By W. R. Jewitt and J. Ira Ran -
Love; ;Katherine Love; boys 6 and 'ton- That all accounts as presented
under, Gerald Love, Russel Di iar
--6--- be paid. Gerrie& By Wm. J. Dale arid
dine; -boys 9 , and under, BillyAnd
-- W. R. JeWitt: That we adjourn till
Tom Lavender; boys 12 and under, Monday, July 7, at 7 pm., ES.T.' Car -
Ronald Webb, 'Alex Love; boys 15 lied,
and under, Keith Blanshard, Bob Accounts passed were as' follows:
• Love; young ladies, 'Audrey . flainn-
--- Geo. W Cowan, part salary, $70; Roy
bell, Betty, eerie; young men's, Keith Tyndall, rebate on telePhone, $12;
Blanshard, Ross Keyes; married men, Municipal World; supplies, $10.107
Percy Campbell, E}Lison Whiting; Provincial Treasurer, insulin, $4.34;
kick the slipper, Mrs. C. Moir, Betty
bell,
Kceloitthheswpihnitrinaz Audreyneektie Caini-reen-e, pleBenynornwna,,rds' 4Tigoowg:he.$iassynacin;owosn'amd$4nu'elbg,pePr:iiealwri
Garnet Patterson, Nola Love; relay $4.50; de. Quigley; snow, $4.50; Jack
race, Ferguson Turnbull's side;e n
a-eeMedd, snow, $4.50; Lloyd Medd, snow,
in the plate, Mrs. P. Campbell, Fer- $4.50; Wes. Vodden, washout, $1.50;
gni. Delicious , meets were served 'Sydney Dolmage, snow, $2; Glen Car -
during both dinner and supper 'hour, ter, road repair, $1; Geo. Elliott, road
after which the slate of officers was repair, $180;
brought in for the coming year: Pres- Oliver Wright, road
lights, $13.10; Wm, Livingston, road
-lame Ross Love, Ilen,salle vice-presi- lights, $9.25; .E. a Crawford, road
dent, Wm. Love, Grand Bend; sec.- ights, $2; Bert flunking, road. lights,
treas., Hugh Love, Hens,a11. • It 'wasle
ez; Wm. Carter, road supt., $30.00;
decided to hold this reunion at Grand 'Geo. Radford, snow , and washout,
Bend in 1948 on the King's Birthday.
- •, a $270; Kenneth Rapson, washout,
'
emee...........ea$1.50; Arthur Waralouth, grader op-
• erator ,a126; Geo. Aberhart, gravel,
-BRUEFt4D $15.60; John Bach, grader repair,,
$810; Armed Metal Co., sewer ;pipe,
$163.06; Geo • Goode, oil, $1.90; Gor-
don -Radford, gas, oil ,and repairs,
$107.57.
.4;
Genevieve L. Smith, niece of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Berry, of Brueeneld,
won the Perth County . aware, for
orthopedic surgery. 'Miss Smith was
a nurse -in -training at Stratford Gen-
eral Hospital and graduated last
week. , • •
CROMARTY
Kemp - , Hamilton
Before .an, arch of evergreen and
apple blossoms, banked with fern and
spring flowers, Rev'. W. A. MeWiliiam
united in marriage 'Anna 'Marguerite,youngit daughter of Mrs. Hamilton
and the late John F. Hamilton, Cram -
arty; and 'Mr. Alvin Edwin, Kemp, son
of Mrs. Kemp and the ate Edwin
Kemp, of Munro. The ceremony took
place at the home of the bride, Sat-
urday, June 7, at three o'cloek. The
wedding music, Lohengrin's Bridal
'Chorus, was played by Aliss, Sarah
McKellar, aunt of the bride. She also
accompanied Miss Hazel Hamilton,
who"sang "Always" during the sign-
ing of the- register. The lovely young
bride, .given in marriage by; her bro-
ther, Robert, wore a flOoreength gown
of tufted' nerion. marquisette. Her
ger-tip Veil was held in a headdress
of orange blossepas. She wore a
'strand of pearls and carried an arm
bouquet of American Beauty roses
with maiden hair bern. As matron of
honor, Mrs. Lorne. Elliott, Staffa, sis-
ter of the bride, wore a floor -length
gown'of turquoise' ndt With finger-tip
veil of pink tulle. She carried an are
bouquet of pink carnations with maid-
en hair fern. Mr. Arthur Kemp, of
Staffa, was his brother's' groomsman.
The wedding luncheon was served to
thirty:five guests, by 'Mrs. Jack Dun-
can, Mrs. Ortnend Pridham, .Ag-
nes Hoehing,..afte.--AndreweHamilton
and Miss Sarah licKellar„ ' Guests
were present • at • the wedding from
Woodstock, .Kirkton,
Munro, , Cromarty and gtalta, :Tor
travelling the bride *ore' a light 'blue
ga•b#rditie suit with navy, accessories.
On their return they will reside on
the 'bridegroom's farni near Munro.
The groom's' gift to the bride was a
chest of silver, to the matron of licin-
or a pearl necklace, to the, grooms-
man a billfold, and to the 'pianist and
soloist, cups and saucers.
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CAN IN
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corns. Tired Meed'
are spplicatioe et,
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size $1.00.
AT KEATINWS & ALL DRIAGISTS
BAYFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brown and baby
of Detroit, are the guests of Mrs.
Frank V. Martin this week. •
Mrs E P. Lewis and Dr. Blanche
Barton, of Toronto, were week -end
guests .of Mrse N. W. Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. David, Dewar and son,
George, and Miss ElvaeDewar, 'Of To-
ronto, spent the week -end with their
parents, Mr.' and Mrs. David Dewar.
Mr. and Mrs. Jing Cameron, of To-'
ronto, and 'Miss Helen Forrester, of
Clinton, spent the week -end at their
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs.' J„ , Ritchie, of Elm -
vale, spent a few days last week with
the latter's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs.
George King. Mr. and Mrs. M. Hart
and 7daughter, Helen, of Toronto,
were week -end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
King.
'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johns, who ree
cently • arrived from England, called
on friends in the village on Monday.
Pete; who' spent 81e years in the Im-
perial Army, just recently received
received' his discharge and came to
visit 'his parents.
Mrs.. C. B. Chapman, .of London, is
spending a few days this week at
her cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ,H'. Dunn and fam-
ily, of London,. spent the Week -end;
at their ocatage on Hill Terrace. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Cordes, of Cali-
fornia, are guests of Mes. Irene ales -
sett this week
Nita/ Aligns MacRae and family; of
Loeclon, spent the Week -end with Mr.
and 'Mrs. W H: Johnston.
WHEN IN TORONTO
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LOCATED on vold• SPADINA AVE.
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Write for Folder
We Advise Early Reservation
A WHOLS DAYS Stohi:4iSiNh
WITHIN WAtlaito DIS/.NCE
A. st. POWW, President
IF YOU DRIVE OVER
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SEAFORTH MOTORS
Chev.-01s. Sales & Service
Phone 141, Seaforth, Ont.
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• Up to date equipment, electric
stoves, refrigerators, washing ma-
chines and other labour saving apt
pliances improve living.and work,
ingconditionsaroundthefarm home:
Farm Improvement loans are readily'
granted for painting, interior decor-
ating, the purchase or improvement
of heating, plumbing and sewage sys-
tems or to help buy household and dairy
appliances.
Modernization is in„vogue and we shall be
glad to help you save for the improvements you
are planniUg or assist you in purchasing what •
you want immediately.
Come in and talk over your plans with us.%
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DOMINION BANK
Estab#shed 1871
SEAFORTII BRANCH:
E. C. Boswell - Manager
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FIND OUR BANK IN
THIS FARM PICTURE
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0-F1HE addition to *it! , barn has
been -made possible through the
banking services and helpful , fin-
ancing of The Canadian Bank of ,
• Commerce. You, too, may need to
repair, alter or construct new build -i
lugs on your farm.
NW foto Ear:
lorover000t Loans
• Purchasing Farm NiachinerY end
Equipment
•• Purchasing Livestock
• Modkrnizing Farm Homes
• improving Fencing, and Drainage
• Installing Eleciric Noire!
• Clearing and Breaking Land
f or panning
Investigate the many advantages you have
under theVarm Improvement Loan plan..
Come in and discuss -your financial needs
with our local Manager.
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COENIMIERCE
SEAPORTII,ZAANCI-1
G. C. lirighttall - Manager