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Mzand lkfns.,•Jim Smith arid; . The February meeting of the
Margaret of • Molesikorth visited! W.M.S. was held at the home of
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Surida3z-•-!watih, nd.. Mrs: Will Mrs.. H, iEienry, The president,
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DOI .CANNON -
Mrs', 'Harvey Mlaize and son
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C. left .Friday to Visit a' while
with '"the. for4 ier's ;daughters Mrs.
Glen ' ri r pre -, o
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QOPI NG RBS
F QU H THE: EN'TINEL
olli o e ed he meet-
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M land; ¥rrs.,>'rank Ritchie and inlg wibh a, short reading 'and. a To'rion`t4c
�, , , l Sixty Years Ago:' new town ha:i1a;�rary'
unc acre.... ' , P H" M ErKeri.zies,; ex 1VI,P„ sail.
Sunday with' 'Mr.' hymn ; was - sung ?ollawe.d • by Mr .and Mrs. Jos. Freeman d The. Village Co r_.. ., ed on t pre. a for
Anne , vi<sL'te4d, rS y Y _ :... g
an. r 'l d ed f Britain
• - Ludt- ' prayer byMrs, • Gibson, The roll family . of Leeburn were. r ant. otlan`d in:connection with
and Mrs. $am. Gibson of k p y,,.rec.
the; number, of•tavern li<c- Sc
call was • a missionary and their visitors 4willh. Mrs, p Freeman's enses be Minuted to six. • tnli Icat on, While la 'Member .of'•
r and Mrs, Jim McKa of field of work. The' reading, and mother, Mrs. Will Gardner' at the
1Vi . �' , . , �• Officers of the Luckno��;v Cheese P,orlamen`t �Mr�. McKenzie f was
last week adoption of the minutes. Were fol- home of Mrs, Rich. Gardner: I t res.:. Thos. Helm, , ,chairm e �o f,. the . Coae�ri i e Iwa$
Port E1gun �pent.�a. day . .. p .,•, , factory were' p , ,
Ritchie:
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• • � Mrs. es tcliie. � Towed b short period. �: Mrs, .An,dehvon Mugford & • ion
With Mr, and °W Rx_ .. �°. y � , .
Mr. and Mrs,"•Nelson Raynard It was .decided to take donations
family visited 'Sunday • with for'j`CARE" parcels, for overseas;
airild p . y
Irvin.: of Mrs; H. Henry took charge of the
DMr. , • ro 'ram. for her group. A hymn
ungannon:. _..., b Robert... .,...� � p g . p+
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Mr, and . MM. John `cKinn.on was Sung followed by a, prayer by
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anal. two children- spent'.Moiiday•'Mr"s< W. S. McGuire...Mrs Ross
h ` and Nig ::'Will Hunter.. Black read . the'`'.scripture' • and
wetlz; Mr, s K ;
• ery e ' atthe :usual -comments: 'Mrk, O:. M,oCharles, axe` glad ,to •hear of his recovery
Crliurch. s , ;xc .: h .�
time, 1.45,041; . geve.a.reading
dn.the authorship' and:iinProvecl health:
of•'the•poem.• "Let Me live in My Mrs.. Will `Gard4ne and Mrs
Harold of London were wee k -en d<
visitors .with the foi'iner's parents,
Mr ,and Mrs,:Abnei •Morris,
NIr, Rory McDonald was . able
to. come , houne ,the first of ,this..
week•. from ,Clinfon 111os•p
ital, where'
-he.' Was treated dor Pleurisy ; W4
Won. Stelco Prize
A. recent issue Of "Stelco
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es"'the official pOlication' of'the
Steel, Company cif • Canada, con -
'Wiled a' picture • of Jack Leith of
Harnilton, who is a • tinsmith with
`this Gcnnpany; Jack'was.awarded
a • $15.00 prize for •:re designing.'
' .monel metal, ,pail"s.. used . in acid
• dipping in the plating shoap.
Such 'awards are Made by the
Company„ to employees who • de-
sign' innjprovemenfs or WPC) .offer
suestions leading' to `them.
gg irLg
House, by the' Side- of the Road','
and read the • oeam. Mrs, D. Ste-
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wart gave 'an interesting account
of Mrs, Aiken's trip to different
countries•
: of :the world to find Out
the condition' of women
sec,, Finlay N,Iclnn s; treas�, Thos Agriculture, and Colonization;
a... eine directors L ^McDoug- . Ashfield .Countil • passed. a byL-..:
all, James Baird, Peter' McKenzie,' lavrr,,prohibiting '.the sale of liquor
auditor George McIntosh; cheese= in.. the Township ; following . the
maker„ Mr. Denning
' ' F lsoal-Q�p.fion v�►te .that resulted in.
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• W. 'A.'. H•aekett' of.•Belfast Was.. 512 ..for •• the. (by-law' pend 2663
a send-off by the young' 'ainst+ ,
gi`�. en . y ag ' ''
people ,Of the .comrnuxtiity before 7 Ashfield •• Township .'protested
leaving for, Manitoba, The'addres the proposed change*. in the narne
• was ' signed. by Levina Lane, and .Of _-the '°Ontario° 'West. Shore E1ec:-
Rich . `Gardner 's ent a 'day re `James StotherS
P. Rev. Mr.: Shaw, rector of St:`
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Ton
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and' �M
ten wIi Mfr. " .. � ,
t Cori., Ashfield. • • 'Peter's Church,„p leached his, fare
'Blake, 9� h � ,.. . 1• licebefore of to .$4heh.
well sen v ,., g rig .
the- 'educational pLcture�s mere, •.
bourne.•
•: brouwght , here Mondlay afternoon gast': Grand W. H. Sanith'pres d=
for - the. Public S'clhool, '•children Social,
ed for .the annual I:0.0,F. s
and child- and. for�the adults as :'well, in bhe
ve w n win. • owin • at •�bhe He.ard'on the program Were: Miss
e ns g, . th , �h gs _
ren. Mrs, •B, .Baierkwell and' Jessie •.. : ... es Laha Bexry, $11- ma Smith,
Parish, Hall, ,The -films were E e
McCharles favored the meeting:
with a duet The meeting: closed,
.with a . by urn and •the benediction.
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A social hour and` lunch was thein
enjoyed !b all.
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IN THREE: short years we have
added over 405,000 telephones,
Put ; in "hundreds of :switchboards
and trained thousands of people
to extend:and improve' your telephone service.
We are .adding more telephones to meet
the' on.,..•.• i �.
c tunumg demand. for service just .as fast
• as: equipment becomes available
AU this is beim done in the
g h face of rising costs.
Yet, up''to:now, there has been no increase in
the .basic telephone rates established' 22 y
• P years ago.
For you, this means greater valuethan ever before;'
for us, the satisfaction of providing the best.
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telephone service at, the lowest possible' cost..
THE :BELL` • TELEPHONE
COMPANY'•OF CANADA
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64.
Vile will ..pay for old, disabled or dead
COWS $4.00 + •ea. HORSES $x.00 ea.
HOGS $ 1..00 pei cwt.
All according to size and condition
Phone, COLLECT, for`
prompt, oourtieous service
Wingham,,1214;
•Rip1ey,9 16 or 38=1s:
Ingersoll, 21'
WILLIAM STONE . SONS LTD.
INGERSOLL, ONTARIO
AN ALL -CANADIAN -FIRM, ESTABLISHED 1870
Y Emma Peart, Lizzie Lawson, Ettie
Whitely ',and Messrs.; A' Johnston,•
Ehas ;Lindsay,: Jlames-Moody and
James Bryan. •Carpet • calls,, and
bean bags' were ami sements .,that
Witness, Designing Women, Jack
and :the „BeanStalk;• Rocky Lands,
Rocky .Mountain trout A :Special.
speaker, 'Mr. AC, ;'McKi�hnon; of
the. • Agmnonr#.y Dept ” Victory
Mills, Toronto,'.•gave an,:intereat-'
ing tialk. , on `crop ,rotation. 'and
'soil conservatilon and' also brought
the film Pasture Lands
lyir, and..Mrs. Will Jackson of
Ripley:`' visited: their •cousins,, 'Mr.
and WS • Chas Fowler, Siixiday:
were :enjoyed'after lunch .served
"in Alexa•Lawson's Ibeslt style".
:The openrng'services were held
of y the: Baptist,.. Church -.(-formerly
St• Andrew's Presbyterian) ,• with
Rev. Maicolni McVicar,.:chancei-
for, . of'.: r0cl/taster: University,, `'as
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tric 'Railroad Co•:? ' •W'• ch • would
eliminate the . word Electric 'The.
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Township opposed :the change if it, ..:
might; permit the company to use
steam 'tor . motive..:power instead,
of electricity.; •
ent•Agci.
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• .A subscription drive. was Start:
ed:•to raise'.funds -for ..an' arena,.
Donations were payable' • in:• three •
annual 'payments,
• Ewart Taylor'advertised .a daily
milk delivery ser vice'comrneneing•
March 1st+' Purebred .Jerseys:were
added to his`' Holstein'°herd+ 'Mi'_ic
was 10c. a quart or 12c for:: pure
Jersey "milk.'
death occurred' of 'Alex
Reid,;,:age. 73 He;,.w•as a -sorn 'of
M. and Mrs: Peter Reid, pioneer
Sr..and Mrs. A iber't `Orser : who guest speaker
(have slpent the ,pasf
t seven. weeks rs. Geo Rookldge and family
nilToronto With. their son Jack,, leh Columbia to join
r Britis
ft a
arriived'home on Monday
cher husband .• '
. Follo�►ing the resignation of �M
•The,, junior Institute and Junior a
Farmera.Clulbs loif aCol'wanash held Corrigan; the' Villag+e Comics a:p
their .:.February":meeiting'witli• t e
pointed-,W.''H. • Smith as assess
young inenr .meeti+ng , at the Agri
culitudal hall and'the girls" at'thc
hall •, ithe . ;same: Ieivening.
The, Instiitute • president Nlaiine'
Lanub, opened:. the :meetin`g.,with
the 'Junior Institute. ode,1he roll.
call was answered by "How: to
Prevent_-accidenits riri-the bo�'nre' -
Elaine ;Bei , .as `cl aiirnnan, intro.
'duced -=the •Iguest' speaker,' Miss
'Aubiia Cleaver, R N., ` . Pilbh'ic
Health Aurae for Goderich, choos-
ing . for.��• her subject, ' "•How the•
mental:° attitude •influences, _acci
deriits' She also gave an . outline,
of ,the•dutiesoaf-'tihe public health
nurse Further plans were •made
for the s�katang party ; and box
social 'Friday �ni� ht: The . meeting
closed' by singing, 0 'Canada. -The
Institute ithenr joined, the Junior
Farmers hat .the Agricultural Hall'
for he dint meet{in . The Junior
Farmers .had �Mr. Joihn Kilpatrick;
atrick
former niachrine. dealer .".of.- Ludt '•
now, ,with a `rhr�wer '� five' demon ey, Beninger :.land 1Vfrs ° :F, Jones
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and collector and Hugh: Taylor as.
don -Stable:. street.in
Spector and warden of fire en
,gine;
Officers of the Hoiyrood cheese:
factory' were:: press, Peter. ,Corgi
an, -directors; H: Thompson,. • Wm
Arnold, -Wm4:Fraslsr sec:, George!
McIntosh; treasurer arra salesrran,
John Purves; auditor, David Mc
Intosh Mr Denning was 'engaged
cheese maker ''at. 21 . Cents a
pound and return: whey 'to' the
'patrons,' •
• esideritrs of tine L angsid�e'. district
Oscar. .•Casemore lbutteimaku
at `Silverwoods Creamery, receiv-
•ed word that his 'brother Alex had
been .killed -. when . his_ 'car
struck by 'a ',train near Windsor,
or.•
•;•' Mr. 'and Mrs Wm: Thom,psonppf
Georgetswn observed their gold
en' wedding. Mrs Thompson wFi'
an... adopted daughter of the':late,
D ' Garnier •
John J • MiacKenzie, age 75,,
a, native of .Lochalsh, died at'Point.
' Edward„ Mrs: R :Ross of I;tich-.
alsli as_aµdaugbter•
4. --Albert• Beckett"•of Kiiitail .re
ceived `word ;of' the. -death at Va'ir
•ccsu ver 'sof his•'' brother,.'ev. Prof'
S�
E. Beckett ,
Rev. ,Mr, 'McLaren' of South'
Kinlossp
and
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Forty ,Years Ago
Jahn' 'Murchison ;resigned.. the.
C.P.R.agency ' and was :suceeded.
by.: J•. Garnet Arm>sstro•ng.'
Mr and • Mrs Sam,,Mill left
to make their Thome > at Fie
g,
Sask.•
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:John Joytit,'.:reeve, called a.pub•-
lic 'meeting -to discuss .building. �a.
:was` ill w tin neumonia:•
• Mr: J C. • Murdoch. ;conducted. his c ;
se Cep;
1 issM g
an+ caret. Ryan of Dun-.
gannon dieed • at New Liskeard+'
Shewas in ,charge: of Dungannon •
postoffice for.. a .riuntiber of years
Mr, and Mrs, Garfield Qstrand /
er. an•d ;Rexford were at ••Piston at• .
ding';the funeral of'' 'Mrs.. . . Os-
.tiaander''s mother:
Next Friday night, February 25,
For a awhile' !atter lunch, a few 'the Guides": are.; Bolding their
strations !on.adjustments;'•and .re
paixs.' As an introduction :tihree
Members gave a= slhorrt five Min-
ute'playlet of huntor explaining
how. a• fanner ' can be hindered'
in the •spring. by 'dellay in having:
implements in• working order: Mr:
'K:. -K. 'Davison fecal' salesman for
pressure purnips, gave deimonstra,-
tians. For. the. social ,part of ,the
evening' musical..,._,numbers_.._w_ere
given. 4by -Shirley Robertson at the
>lario srzCharT'ierid�a1L •with
the ', saxaphone - Mr '. Dawson , en
;tertained •for; half an hour with
magic tricks; after Which lunch”
.was:'served.
• Fridayevening. a skating . party
and box' tocia1 was planned but
dancing` to records took the 'place
•of skating , due to••rec
Of skating due to mild weather. .A,
large, crowd iattended : and Mr.
Fred Cravvifor d as auctioneer. Suc-
cessfully'
uc-cessfu iy iper` formed' a' major or
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op-
eration on the young men's. pock-
et..books.
The Anglican 'Guild of of St. P�`J,s
church' held an, enjoyable'euchi
Wednesday of, last week at the
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dances:. wage °enjoyed .with `Open•: N'igh,t". Everyone - is wel-,
corned to . see a' aperforn�lance put.
on by. the Brownies lean •ers and •
• g•
7•Guides carnmenc'inrg; at :7:45 p.m.
square
music,'su lied ' b Mr. Gor` don
.. Pp Y
Andersson with the • violin and
Mrs. -Alex Smith at the piano.
Miss. Nora ;Creyke, home econ
omiK s'coadh, who conducted class-
es of die salting- at Carlowlast
week, :':spent the week -,end with
Mr. and .Mrs. R. 3, Durniin. Miss
Creyke left to .cogumence• • ra' siin-
filar course to be held at :Exeter
thins -week:'
BRUCE'F.:OF A. PROTESTS
`COLORING .OF MARGARINE
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arvel► •Cep ert; who was:
six weeks undergoing treatment
for' undulent fever -.1r Westmin-
ster
estmin-ster15ita1London, is 'back
home again.and' seen to have
recovered quite well..
'GIRL ,GUIDE NEWS
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t a -meeting-of t1•ie-directorate-
of the truce County Federation• •
of:Age iculture, ,4h-eM.._:„week:vat § .`
Paisley, a: reso1utioa- Was Wired
to. the 'Premier cif Ontario, en-
dossed ; y the Townships,-. protest
in;g 'the ' color,'of i argarine.'
it
100 Pointed but 'that • the
Canadian Federation of Agricul-
titre is fi4ghtiing the 'coloring of
margarine .like ' Ib utter and want
it 'taxe'd more in Q ,line with- the
cost of production Of 'a peu'nd 'of
butter':. The Federation has ern-
buoyed .four . lawyers*: to ;put their,
laolicy before the `government,
Lloyd Jasper; president' of the
County Feder+ai ian, , outlined the
growth''.of • 'the Federation sin :'e,
its.organizartion The BruceCoun
ty unit was organized eight years
ago, and he made special ,rr e,nticu
of the services.. of Louis Da�ii;s
an4 Kenzie 1~!oster in; organrtit l
3"he county,.'
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The regular meeting of the Girl
Guides was held' in the : Legion
Rooms: at 7.30 on •Friday evening,
In 'horse 7, shoe' : formation we
preparations ,
made a arations f u '
o 1' r our. "Open.
Night" which is next Friday, Feb-
ruai y 25th. :. -
ie d 'discussed'th.e project in
Parish • ,hall+ •HigFh prizes' went to which' we• •are going • to perforin
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' ,Mrs, J,• Chisholr'ri' and Mr, Arnold and, played a few games. At 8:30
Stothers and consolation prizes Mrs.., Harold,',Allaii practised a, fever'
or las luck would have it, the •wm • • ,of the songs 'Which, we are goin
_ e.rs4or-=the flatter -were 1bir;-Ba`Tri:----tzi.-s'ring'_��.`.-.'-.�_ ;
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