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date of anal Ineeruon ,>
irtbs; Ma and Dentes Inserted fret of charge.
notion Sadseotice to Creditors, Mak—Rates on application.
Coling Events Wanted
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Help: ,Wanted
GIRL WAN;1F11 FOO' HOUSE -
work. CbUtl wages':, *Wry convenience in
the -home; One. child.Apply,. to, Box 639.
HURON EXP0"SProa, ' Work to commence:
around the tat; od
a18Ls
WANTED—HOUSEWORK. WHERE THERE
is a furnase, or warm. Can cook for
diabetica. Neese answer by Setter. MISS
CLARISSA MITCHELL. Heiman, Qnt.
4182z1
ANT/al.—HOUSE. APARTMENT. FLAT;
furnished or unfurnished. by Airforce
couple. No children. Write Box 636, ES-
POSITOR: or F/O. R. E. STEER, General
Delivery, Goderioh. 4181x2
For Sale
FOR SALE—d5 rcomi SEDAN. 1N GOOD.
condition. Apply to Box 640, HURON
EA'POSrron. 4182x1
ttatiCes FOOD FOR SALE—APPLY TO HAROLD
BRING 'B`ACK OUR FLAG JACKSON. Phone 661 r 1 Seaforth. 1
W Tl , 1AR,1Q1*: OR ORdA 81ZATION Lip
that learp,�'p ad a :large Trovan Jack from .P
the Senfort i"RMiselv,of• tiro Canadian Legion
some time ago, ple:sae return it at crepe,
4182-1
R SALE—TWO DURHAIM COWS. DUE
to freshen end of February. Phone 24 r
651. ROBERT GEMMELL,
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CTERPIId,A;i KNOW PLOW FOR aIRE FOR SALE -7 LITTLE PIGS. 8 WEEKS
by rD, 8 V. p also D, 7 TCHENERwith, v°
777b64 low, Seafarth old- ApplyPhone ARTH660URr 8eaf
VARLEY, R.R. 4.
the hour „PHONE at.,
2, orth
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IF BIRDS ABB DOWN ..,IN, PRODUCTION,
try a bag of Pioneer Big 3 Laying Menlo
Leading poultrymen advise feeding pellets at
noon. r. Pioneer 16% and 24% Dairy Feeds.
containing molasses, are •naw available. See
R. KERSLAKE. 4180x3
ANNUAL- MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Annual Mem of the members' of The
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
beheld in the Town Bali, Seaforth, Ont.. on
Friday, February 13,1948, at two o'clock p.m.
for the business of receiving reponb, general
business, adoption oftry-laws, and the elec-
tion of Directors, All members are invited
to be grr,ent The retiring Directors are W.
R. Archibald, S. H. Wh.emore and F. Mo -
Gregor, all of whom are eligible for re-e'lec-
tion. .
5' A, REID,
Secretary. 4182-2
ANNUAL MEETING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN THAT THE
.Annual General Meeting of the ROBERT
BELL ENGINE & THRESHER COMPANY
LTD., will be held at the Company's Office,
at Seaforth, Ont, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of February, 1948, at 2 o'olock in the
afternoon. _
By Order of the Board.
JOHN FINLAYSON,
Secretary. 4182-2
BY-LAW NO. 13, 1948 ,
A BY-LAW OF THE CORPORATION
OF THE COUNTY 05' HURON TO
ESTABLISH A FOX BOUNTY,
WFFVAS, IT iS DEEMED ADVISABLE
• `Tadd expedient that the Corporation of
the County of Huron establish a Fox Bounty.
AND WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable
that the Agriculture Committee establish rules
and regulations connected therewith.
THEREFORE. be it enacted, and it is here-
by enacted, that the Corporation of die Coun-
ty of Huron establish a Fox Bounty of 33.00
Der head for adult faxes and 62.00 per head
foz fox pupa, destroyed in this County dur-
ing any month. of the year.
AND, be dt,farther enaeted, •that the Agri-
culture Committee establish -roles and regale -
dons to control the payment of said Bounty.
This 1?y-Law shall come irrto farce and
effect aeon the date of the final passing
thereof.
head a third time and pawed this 23rd
day of January, 1948, -
N, W. MILLER, HUGH BERRY,
Clerk Warden.
HOLES AND,i„&EGULATIONS
1. They payment `'bounties shall, be the
respons-bility et t}rt 5iacal Municipality, they
in turn to be br the. Caonty. upon
receipt iii any aocoant duly eiigne& by the
Clerk and' Reeve of the local Municipality.
2. Any:y'ierson destroying a fox or lox pup
must pr eseilf,iffe'wliole eaneses to any local
.Municipals Clerk, within the County of Huron,
within 48 bourn after destruction.
3. The - Clerk shall mark or have marked
each pelt, with a slit, not less than tin
inches long, placed longitudinally in the low-
er law. •
4, No pup of the current rear shall be
designated as a fox until after July 31st,
(Signed) N. W. MILLER,
Clerk, County of Heron.
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Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of EDWARD HENRY TYNDALL
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of Edward Henry Tyndall,
late of the Township of Tuckersnrith, in the
County of Huron, Farmer, deceased, who died
on the 30th day of December, 1947, are here-
by notified to send in full particulate of their
claims to the undersigned .pn or before the
21st day of February, 1948, after which date
the assets will be distributed, having regard
only to olalims then received.
DATED at Seaforth, this 24th day of Janu-
ary. 1948.
McCONNELL & BAYS,
Seaforth, Ontario,
Solicitors for the Executors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN INN MATTER of the Estate of OWEN
GEIGER, late of the Village of Hensel],in
the County of Duron Farmer, Decease.
jtLL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
the Estate of the tate Owen Geiger,
Who died en the 30th day of October,
1942, are hereby' notified to send the partieu-
larn of limit darns., duly verified. to the un-
derailtued oti or before the 1741 day of Febra-
arY, 18;13.
.91 VER kite Melt -named date the assets of
the, acid Estate will be distributed sarong the
Ortitted ,q,ereto, 'fleeing regard only
C ` aE willdh the Executors shall then
hare ridden
dIATE,Ir et greeter* the 118ra dor of Jana -
min 1948
slttlzrYr6iY45 ` tlaJr 44ittoral.
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4184
FOR SALE—I6-GAUGE SHOTGUN, SIN-
gle barrel, Winchester. in excellent cwn-
dition. Apply to JERRY MEIR, or phone 806,
Seaforth- 4182x1
POR SALE — RANGETTE, R FCTRIC.
used, in good condition. Apply to MRS.
BLAIR. Phone 123-W, Seaforth.
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FOR SALE—BLUE FOLDING BABY BUG-
ey, in gopd condition. Apply to MRS.
JOHN TAYLOR- Phone 226-R, Seaforth.
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FOR SALE—TENDERS WILT, •BE RECEIV-
ed fee 6t, " ,d-.. C eryh Shed. Kippen,
-ire -' ,u' 10 x 30• timber frame. All tenders
must be in the hands of the Secretary on or
before February 16, at 6 p.m. W. L. MEL -
LIS, Secretary, Kippen. 4182-2
Auction Sales
AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOCK AND
1-:plementr eel he held at Lot 22, Con.
11, Grey T•wn h'e. 114, ,miles east of Cran-
brook, Fr:day. February 13th, at 1 o'clock
=harp: HORSES -1 Clyde horse 9 years old.
1600 Das.. work sbr'ie or double; 1 Clyde
mare 10 years old, 1500 lbs., work single or
double. CATTLE -1 Hereford cow 5 years
old, due June 7th • 1 part Jer.ey cow 7 years
old, due May 1st; I Ayrshire cow 5 years old,.
doe June 9th: 1 Durham heifer 3 ye: ra old.
due June 5th; 1 Durb• na heifer 3 years old.
due June 28rd; 1 Hereford heifer 3 yearn old,
due June 10th; 1 red Durham cow 8 years
old, fresh calf at foot; 1 Jersey eow 6 years
old, fresh. calf at foot. PIGS -1 sow bred 2
weeks: 12 chunks, IMPLEMENTS -1 walk-
ing plow. 77 Fleury ; 1 Crown gang plow ; 2
sulky riding plows ; 1 scaler; 1 dump rake;
1 Dane hay loader ; 1 Deering mower. 6 -ft.
cut: 1 Cockshutt seed drill. 13 -hoe disc: 3-
ec;ion diamond harrows ; 1 Deering binder,
0 -ft. cut; 1 manure spreader, in good repair;
1 Foal farm wagon with hay rack ; 1 Me -
Laughlin rubber tire buggy ; 1. Clinton fan-
ning mill; 1 hay fork and 130 feet rope; 1
set bench sleighs: 1 set double harness: 1
set new double lines; 1 set heavy breeching;
1 Renfrew cream separator; 1 Daisy churn:
2 80-113. milk cans; 1 cream. can; 1 strainer
and pails ; 1 crosscut saw; 1 cow leader; 2
steel pig troughs; 1 wooden pig trough; 1
wafer trough; 1 wheelbarrow ; 1 roll barb
wire, new; 4 sacks fertiliter ; I sack cattle
salt; 1 extension table; 1 hanging lamp; 2
team neekyolces ; 1 set doubletrees, heavy ; 1
set doubletrees, light; forks and shovels. and
numerous other articles. Good watch and
cattle dog. No reserve as farm is rented:
Terms—Cash. CLARENCE ELLACOTT, Pro-
prietor; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer,.
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Business Cards
SEQRETARIAL AND BOOKKEEPING SER -
vice. Records maintained and prepared
for income tax, paiyoses. :W.: -EDWARD
SOUTHGATE. dace in Dominion: Bank
Bldg„ Se forth, 417641
Farms For Sale
FAR'M,• FOR SALE—NEST HALF LOT 5,
Concetasizm 7, Tuckensmith, 50 acres in
grass. Good water supply. Apply A. T.
SIMPSON. Phone 650 r 13, Seaforth.
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Imam FOR SALE -100 -ACRE FARM, ALL
good clay loam; 7-morn.bungalow-type
house, bank barn with all cement stabling.
water in barn and house, drilled well, wind-
mill; 10 acres of fall wheat; around 85 acres
under cultivation; 5 serer maple bush. Hy-
dro available soon. Apply to MRS. RUBY
DUNDAS, R.R. 3, Seafortb. Phone 668•-r 12.
4181x2
FARMS FOR SALE -100 ACRES, LOT 35,
Concession 3, Logan, on County Road,
1314 miles from Ilublin ; 8 -room brick house,
hard and soft water inside.' Bank barn 74 ft.
by 76 ft., drive shed 16 x 20, garage 15.x 80;
drilled well; silo. 50 Acres, East ih Lot 4.
McKillop, Concession 3; 5 acres hardwood
bush; good water supply with windmill f 10
acres plowed. LEO J. KRAUSKOPF, R.R.1,
Dublin, Ont, 4181-3
Cauls of Thanks.
GEORGE BEER WISHES TO THANK HIS
neighbours and friends for their kindness
and generosity following his accident.
TUBE FAMILY OF rtik.. LATE MES. ANNIE
Watson desire 4o thank their many friends
and neighbors for the expressions of sym-
patlry and kindness extended to them during
their recent sad bereavement; also to thank
Dr. E. A. McMaster, Rev. J. R. Peters, Mr.
G. A. Whitney, and those who Ioaned cars
and sent flowers. 4182x1
IIYCKMAN- Jwot. AND MRS. GEO. FOL -
lick and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar McQueen
wish to express their sincere thanks to their
neighbors and friends for kindness shown
them since the death of their uncle: for flor-
al tributes; those who so kindly loaned their
cars: special thanks to Rev. R. A. Brook,
and to pallbearers: to Mrs. J. 11. Hooker,
of Exeter, and Bonthron's Funeral Home.
4182-1
In Memoriam
BELT —IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR
dear father and nidther, who passed away
February 4, 1943, and February 16, 1947, re-
spectively. •- •
Just when their days seemed brightest,
Just when their hopes seemed best,
God called them from amongst us.
To their eternal rest.
--Ever remembered by the Family,
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Births
FLANNE1RY—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
.Tan, 31, 4'o bfr. and Mrs: John Flannery,
Seaforth. a daughter.
MTISTARD—I'n Scott Memorial Hospital. on
Feb. 1, to Mr, and Mfrs. Alex Mustard,
Erucefield. a daughter,
BROADFOOT—In Scott Memorial .Ifespital
on Pel,. 4, to air. and &ht. Johri $road•
foot, Brncefield, 'a eon.
Death
1101.,,T(1N Tit Seaforth, on Birndny, Feb. 1
Thereto Ila.'reett Ratan, in iris 78th year,
Tept els, Wante4
NR
WAND
For Painting
TO TIM'S FOR RACEIVING TENCORS
foY painting at Sco•.tt 'Memorial Hospital
is eatended 4a
FRT.OAY; 1 EBKO= 0. 1948
• LAWRENCE DE LA FRAN1F R
Scott Omura' 11c pita.
Restores.
41824
TENDERS WANTED
Town -Of Seaforth
Fj ea ALTERATION AND R1-INFORGING
Fire Hall floor, building abutments, plac-
ing gteel girders, etc.; also reanodelling Ponce
Oelce.
centweet or any tender not necessarily ac-
ted -
For information apply to
F. 9. BILLS,
Chairman of the Property Oemmiittee.
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Personals
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YGIENIC SUPPJ•'(RUBR' GOODS)
mailed past zahl hi' plain, sealed. envelaope
with price list. E anmpies 25c 24 s><mples
SLAW. II[d!-@rales Dont. T -Ta. NQYA-RIB
CO., Box it 1Hlenititein, Ont.
ELIMVILL'
Miss June Sinclair,: and Miss "June
Walters spent the week -end in Lon-
don.
McKILLOP
Died in Saskatchewan
Word was received on Sunday of
the death on Jan. 31, in Redvers,
Sas., of Janette McIntosh, daughter
of the late Wm. McIntosh and' Sarah
McLean and wife .of Harry McIntosh,
formerly of Tnckerstnith. Deceased
was born in McKillop and, was in her
7'6th year. She is survived by her
husband and four sons and one daugh-
ter, also by one sister, Mrs. McLeod,
of Winnipeg, and one brother, Mr. W.
J. McIntosh, Seaforth, but now resid-
ing in 'Mitchell. Interment took place
in Rapid City, Manitoba.
Funeral of Mrs. E. Eickmeier
Rev. Win. Schultz officiated at fun-
eral services held. for Mrs. Edward
Eickmeier who passed away in Scott
Memorial Hospital, Seaforth, Wed-
nesday last. Following a brief service
at ;,her late home at lot 30, con. 6,
Logan Township, a memorial service,
was held in St. Peter's Lutheran
Church, Brodhagen, where the choir
led in special ;hymns. The 'beautiful
floral tributes bespoke high regard
for the deceased.- The remains were
taken to Woodland Mausoleum and in-
terment will be made in St. Peter's
Lutheran cemetery in the spring.
Pallbearers were Ivan Eickmeier, Os-
car Eickmeier, Albert Hinz, Ira Bas-
kin, Frank Cowling and Carl Hille-
brecht. Among those attending the
service were Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bas-
kin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cowling, To-
ronto; Henry Eickmeier, Zurich;- Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Herman, St. Pauls;
Louis Kahle, Detroit.
KIPPEN
Vie. �a
One day last week 'while Mr. John
Henderson and Jack Cooper were
felling a large tree, -Mr. Cooper had
the misfortune to lose four teeth,
which were hit by the handle of his
axe.
Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple (nee Beatrice
Cooper) has resigned as clerk at.
Kyle's store, preparatory to taking a
trip . to California, in the near future.
Mrs. Wilmer McGregor has accept-
ed a position as part-time clerk at
Kyle's store.
Mr. J. Mayer, who has just nom
-
• lel tet� 09 s; at tilt r
eult>I '1' Oo.
Ii agt)eIl, Gilelph, has dc4bpt •
add a post#i Jarrott 'Br ,? f u<
and moved' o Hip,ien, With aMrsil' ttye;+
last Saturday.
The wall Paper departMflati et
Dalnln's Store is to be discontinued
and there are still over 2,00D rolls of
nice patterns, that are being cleared
at leaf) than cost. ,
Due to the adirerse conditions of
the country reads, the political,meet;
ing .held i11. W8teen s Hall, Hip»en, ort
Thursday last, in the interest@ ai''the
Liberal candidate; Mr. Tuckey, was
not too well attended. However,
these who did brave the weather and
heard Hon. Farquhar Oliver disease
the real issuea of the day, . were well
repaid for their efforts.
On. Tuesday evening of last week
the. inaugural meeting of the 1948
United Church Board of Managers
was held. Rev. Mr, Hinton conducted
the opening exercises. H. H. l,)n1t1u
was appointed' ehairman of the boa;rd;,
and Wilfred Mellis was appointed
secretary,
Mrs. F. C. Brown and little Michael
are at present visiting relatives in
s,ondon,
Mrs. Jennie M. Winder, of Windsor,
sister of MTs. Elston Dowson, 'Kip -
pen, has moved to the village and tak-
en
aren up residence with Mr. and Mrs,
Dowson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Peck, of Kip-
pen, spent Sunday at the home of
their son, Robert, near Zurich:
coldMr.." Cliff Watson, who conducts
Pop's .Taxi Service, of Exeter, was
home' most of last week due to a bad
Mr. Allan 'Johnston, with the aid
of a carpenter, is at present making
some changes in the barn and hen
house of his new farm which he
purchased recently from Mr. John
McMurtrie. ve
CoAt is reported that. Mr. Don4rld
oper has leased the Geo. Penfound
farm,
The newly organized Friendship (;rp
cle of 'the United Church will meet
tri: the school room on Monday eve-
ning, Feb. 9. The program will bean
charge of the Eastern Group.
Mrs. Robt. McGregor, who under-
went an operation in London recent-
ly, was able to return to her home
last. Saturday and is now -well on the
way to recovery.
Mr. Donald Cooper, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W: R. Cooper, of Kippen, was
married on Saturday, Jan. 31, in
Bloor St. United Church, Toronto, by
the Rev. Dr. Pidgeon, to Miss Norma
Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Or-
ville •Smith.
A miscellaneous shower in honor of
Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple, the former
Miss Beatriee Cooper, was held at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Eddie Mc-
Bride, on Monday evening of this
week, when she was. showered with
many useful and costly gifts.
WINTHROP
Mrs. C. MacDonald has resumed her
duties at S.S. No. 12.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Long, of At-
wood, visited at the McKillop Manse
with Rev, J. R. and Mrs. Peters,
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Taylor and
children, of Staffa, visited' with Mr,
and Mrs. John McClure.
CONSTANCE
The Young Peo_ Mlle's Classwill hold:
a Valentine soci'x'1`' evening on Friday,
Feb. 13. All are' welcome.
The National 1 Film Board will
present pictures hi the school Friday
afternoon, Feb. 20, at 2.30 p.m., and
Saturday, Feb. 21, at 8:30 p.m.
The Fireside Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. -Dol-
mage. After the' discussion euchre
was played and lunch served. The
next meeting will 'be at the home of
Cooperative Members Meeting
A meeting of Co-operative Members will be held
in Carnegie Library, Seaforth, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11th
at 8.30 p.m.
To discuss Co-operati re usiness matters, in-
cluding Co-operative Life Insurance.
Mr. Ralph Staples, Ontario Co-operative Insur-
ance Manager, will also address the meeting. •
R. S. McKERCHER F. REYNOLDS
President. Secretary.
ti
iberal
Committee
Rooms
Corner Main and John Streets
SEAFORTH
PHONE ,160=
FOR INFORMATION
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14fre and'els
'Mrs i3erual t �, ely-
ed wo rd, that 114'x'3, soar, OY.' (At, lied
passed away in LIa 1nitton.. The evn
pathy of the comxau'nity.' goes out to
the bereaved, •
Mr. Bodian. Brown has purohasedl a
view QhevOlett. Gruelsftrr use ill his
buahie 1
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(Caniti'nued, from Page 1)
Archie Ryckman, Exeter, and Virtu.,
Henry, B,rucefield, attended the fun-
eral of the late Aylmer Ryckman.
Mr. Donald Redden, Clinton, spent
the week -end with relatives in Hen-
sall.
p'lra,ild Bend defeated Hensall 6-2 in
a., w °4.A Ratak combat played in
Exeter llfonday evening. 'Hensall—'
Goal; Baynham; defence, D. Slaugh-
ter ;... J. Nicholson; centre, 'Tattle;
wings, II Nie'hitlso� Burns; subs.,
Volga F Sangste,T, Cameron, Th de -
brand, Di Chipchase, Mason, Hayes.
Grand Bend—Goal, Ruffner; defence,
Heist, Dadswell; centre, Fhikowey;;
wings, W. Disjardine, I. Disjardine;
subs;. Stewart, Finch, Bossenberry,
Fahrner, Green, Bestard; Dewey, E.
Disjardine, Referee—Goodeill, Cen-
tralia Airport.
First' Period -1, Grand Bend, 1. Dis-
jardine (W. .Disjardine), 10.27; 2,
Grand ,Bend, Fhikowey (I. Disjardine)
13.42; 3, Grand Bend, Bestard (Bos
sen'berry) 15.47. Penalty—Doig,
Second Period -4, Grand Bend,
Fhikowey (Dadswell) 4.05; 5, Hensall,
Hildebrand (J. Nicholson) 7.32; 6,
Grand, Bend,,Ilaist, 19.43. Penalties—
J.' NWbolson, I. Disjardine,
Third .Period -7, . Hensall, Hilde-
brand '(Mason)Grand Bend,
Fahrntar (E. Dislaidlne 4.02. Penal-
ties—Haist, Stewart,'"l adsweIl,
Death of Aylmer• Ryckman
The death occurred-. at the Nursing
Home of Mrs. Hookey, in Exeter, on
Friday, Jan. 30, of Aylmer E. Ryck-
man, in his 387th year. He was born
in Usborne on the farm now occu-
pied by his brother, Grant Ryckman.
He lived the greater part of his life
in and around Hensali, having made
his home for the past 17 years with
his nephew, Edgar McQueen. He is
survived by two brothers, Frank and
Grant Ryckman, of Us'borne, and one
,IT'S TIME TO 'THINK ABOUT
Fertilizer
We think the wise man
will order early, and be assured
of good Fertilizer.
The price may jump any time.
Freight rates will likely rise as
in U.S.A.
We have a carload/of Fertil-
izer rolling.
BUY NOW PAY MAY 1st
WM. M. SPROAT
PHONE 655-r-2 •.
�l.ttention
ARMERS'
If You Need a
BISSELL TRACTOR DISC
for. Spring or after harvest
work, we can supply a limit-
ed number, but we MUST
have your order during Feb-
ruary to assure delivery.
Be sure to see our All -Steel
Welded Rubber Tire Wagon
Just what you have been looking for,
and the price is considerably lower.
PHONE;, M ITE '
V. J. LANE
Fleury -Bisset Agent„
R.R. 5, Seaforth Phone 46-12, Dublin
ss ster, Mrs,'; uuan ; " iC e' of 004
_oardnan, lchigan. Fu/100l seer".
vieea, were field an'IVitintlear at 2 p.m.,
conducted by Rev. R., A. Brook 'w'"ith
interinent .In ,,,lklel'aggart's cemetery.
Pallbearers were Archie. Ryvkin'an,
Wm.. 1:0414114, Oen Case,..' of •Exeter;
Joe Flynn, WV. Soldan and Thomas
Sherri tt, of Hergsalt,. The floral tri-
butes were many and lovely.
A bingo and dance will be held in..
the Town, 'Hall, Hansell, Friday eve-
ning,
vening, sponsored by the Hensall
branch of the Canadian Legion.
The monthly meeting of the Eve -
Zing Auxiliary takes place in the
United Church Schoolroom on Monday
night, when the study will be given
by G{adys Luker.
The monthly meetingof .the Hen-
sail
iensally Institute will be held in the
council chamber on Wednesday eight,
Feb. 11, at 8.15 o'clock. Roll call, an
agricultural product suitable for'ship-
ment overseas.
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,Ladle® please bring t.unch
MALTING BAR.
This year we are again contracting. Barley •,for.
The Canada Malting Co.
Contact us for particulars.
Geo. T. Mickle and Sons.
Nights 133 • ' . Phone 103
HENSALL, ONTARIO
iberal
Broadcasts
Station CKNX
(920 ON YOUR DIAL)
DATE TIME
Friday, Feb. 6 1.00 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 10 1.00 p.m.
Friday, Feb, 13 1.00 p.m.
SPEAKER
Benson W. Tuckey
Dr. A. R. Campbell
Benson W. Tuckey
Friday, Feb.13 6.30 p.m. Hon. Farquhar Qlivex
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BROADCASTS
Vote Liberal
Vote Tuckey
Published by the Huron Liberal Association
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['r! Government Performance
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In 1943, under Liberal Government—The Per Capita Tax was .. , .. $ 30.00
The Provincial Gas Tax was. - .08
In 1948, under Tory Government—The Per Capita Tax is e cost of Gt was 125,000,000.00
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The Provincial Gas Tax is.... $ 57.1.11
The Cost of Government is.. 225,000,000.00
IN ADDITION, ONTARIO IS LOSING, $30,000,000 PER ANNUM BY NOT
ENTERING INTO A DOMINION -PROVINCIAL TAXATION` AGREEMENT
VOTE FOR
BENSON TUCKS
Let Hurori,'. Lead.
PUBLISHED B' AIURON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
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