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Large..Stock
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of NEW EQUIPMENT
including New Holland Balers and
Side Rakes and Smoker ElevatorS
11JsEn EQUIPMENT
Miassey-Hairis Tractor
.1,--T•No. 6GeorgeWhite ..Thresher, 24" cylinder,
42" body, straw shredder and high grain
elevator
—No. 5 George Whig Thresher with 120
ft.
drive -belt, straw cutter and high elevator
---7 ft. I.H.C. Binder
—.6• ft. I.H.C. Oil -bath Mower, horse hitch •
HARLES HODGINS WINGHAM
olliwogs and Pennies
"D2d'says having fun is part of growing ups,.
and so is saving: It's never too early
or. too late --to save, he tells us.
So Vicki and I both have Savings Accounts'`
at Dad's bank. We're all saving
regularly at THE CANADIAN
BANK OF COMMERCE'S
765 BRANCHES ACROSS CANADA READY TO SERVE YOU
WTNG'HAM' BRANCH;
W. 0. STRUTHERS. Manager
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HiTCHhJRCH
Three. sets o itrarrdp+„trentu, Mr;
and Mrs, Louis Daiwa of Mildmay,
Mr, and Mrs,, Gordon Wright of
Lakelet .and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
T o mPs0n, of Wing ham
.
attended
de
d
the morning service at Brick Un-
ited Church when baby Sidney Den-
nis, son of Mr, and Mrs, Sidney
Thompson, was baptized Allvis-
ited at the Thompson home, Mr,
Frank Thompson received his `dis-
Merge from Beclr Memorial Hos-
pital, London, last week..
A, bus load of Institute members
from Wingham and Turnberry
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modern nerve food and tont,
rich in 8 Compound .Vitamins
andother important restorative
ingredients. Ask your Druggist
for PHOSPHO" PLEX, in either
easy -to -take .tablets: or cdnvin-
ient liquid form.. ,
A FULL THREE. WEEK „TREATMENT
SO TABLETS' X16; OUNCES
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REV. AF. IIARONER
INOUGIED T.IIIJRSOAY
FORDWIOB— .ev. Arthur .
Gardner was inducted aro the. pas-
torate of Fo r`d. ch .. United •Church
an Thursday evening, Those tax
Ing part in the induction service
were Rey, D. J. MacRae of Wing-
ham, who is chairman of .the. Hu-
ron Presbyterial, and the .Rev, R,
A, Brook of Bluevale.
Mr, and Mrs, Gardner and their
daughter Gwen came .froth.. ' St.
George, They, were introduced to
the enngregation•by the three sen-
:on.board members, Austin Stinson,
Eldon Ankenman and: Ben Fallis at
an 4' informal gathering in the
church iparlors..
took the trip to Niagara Falls last
Thursday.
Mrs. Will Conn, who spent the
herdaugh-
ter,
Past sew weeks .with da -
8..
ter, Mrs, Hardie Simpson, of Tees -
water, returned home on Friday,
The folks in the Langsido dis-
trict
Friday
held a reception last
evening th the hall for the newly-
weds, Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Alton
and ? r, . and Mrs, Orland Irwin.
Tiffin Bros. provided the music for
dancing -
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and
family move this week to their
new'home at Exeter. The canning
factory there has been very busy
during the past few weeks.
Mr. ,and Mrs. ,Earl Caslick spent
Sunday at the home of ,Mr. and
Mrs, Ronald Coulter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson, 0!
Kitchener, visited on Sunday . at
the home of his brother, Mr. ,Al-
bert Paterson.
Mr. and Mrs, Dan Tiffin and
children visited on Sunday at the
home of his, uncle, Mr. Robert
McInnis of Teeswater. •
Mr. and Mis.,,,Harry Manwarring
of Meaford and Mrs. Wm. Dawson
and Mrs. Cecil Falconer visited 'on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Purdon of Lucknow:
Mr. and Mr's. Oliver Glenn ..and
baby daughter of Lucknow' visited
on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. An-
gus Falconer,
Mr. Gibson Armstrong, of Lon-
don, 'spent the week -end at, the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Herson Ir-
win, and Mrs. Armstrong and the
children, who spent the week here,
returned home with him on Sun-
day.
Mi. and Mrs, Mac +Inglis of High-
gate spent the week -end with his
parents;•• Mr; and Mr's. Thos,. Inglis
and other relatives in this district.
Mr. , and Mrs. ,A, E. Buckton vis-
ited over the week -end at the
home of theft, daughter, Mrs. Gib -
sen Hamilten
ibsonHamilten of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. ;John Mitchell and
family spent the week -end at Ni-
agara Falls.. •
Mr.. and Mrs, Lorne Johnston,
FORIMICH
Water Jimmy ,Aslan gfECir is ncl
the is spending some; time wi4
,his Conan, Master Brian Allan,
Recent Visitors, at the borne of
Ms, . Hainstock. were Mr, a nd
W
Mrs.
Mrs. Sydney Marsh Of Windsor,
Mr, and MTs, Trey,..Hainstock of
Milton, Mrs, Donald !Bateman and,
Cheryl' of Ethel, Mrs, Alex
Donald of Molesworth, her ,brother„
in-law, Mr. Archie , McDonald of
Winnipeg, Callers oatthe same
home on. Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. 'Bryan! of Harrisfoh,
14r, arid Mrs'. Ricliatd Hardacre of
Wiilowdale, Ontario, and Mr, anti
Mrs. Graham Murray'and 'two
daughter's of Palmerston The lat-
ter' family also visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Connell.
Mr, and Mrs. Mel, Allan, acco,p
•
Ranieri by the former's sister and,
her, husband, Mr,, and Mrs, Fred,
IV.TcEacllern, of Conn,; visited. over
Mrs.
the week-o»d with Mr, and M
Lloyd McMichael in, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs,, Bruce Wallace.
moved on Saturday to Plattsville`
where Braafedce is employed ine
mill,
Week -end and Sunday, visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. Ira Schaefer
,were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gross
and little son, Mr. and Mrs. , Bob
Petznick and family, Mr. Don Sch-
aefer and David, all of Kitchener,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Trethe-
wey of Stratford.
The United Church Bible school'
started this Monday ptorriing, and
will continue ' for the next two
weeks.
Mrs. Tessie Ximmerman' of Ger-
rie and Miss Beth. Zimmerman . of
Clinton visited .on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce 'Sothern and
Mr, William Sothern, , , t:
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hambly and
family of Guelph visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred H'am-:
bly.
Mr. Henry Heise is at Gormley
for two weeks teaching • Bible
school. Mr„ and Mrs. Heise plan
on moving to Welland the middle
of July, ,,
Miss Maud Harding of Toronto
'is spending her vacation at her
home here.
Dr. J. D. Forde and family spent
last week, at. Kincardine.
Miss Dorothy McDowell and Mr.
William Wilfong of Galt visited a
day last week with Mr, and Mrs.
Mark Armstrong.
Messrs. Robert Gibson, Jim Ing-
lis and Marshall . ,Armstrong _at-
tended
attended a meeting in' Clinton one
night last week to arrange for
selecting,a "Dairy.. Queen" from the
County of Huron, There will be,one
'contestant from each county and
these winners will attend the To-
ronto Exhibition with all expenses
Raid. Applications are, now being
,e, •
ni-
tarsen 00 Bios i<tt 004, get 'buoy. l Mattbiavg, xt 14 44 Int* .efnc4 MYL
1 and
+uI!4I: gm, Culert •
family attentlld t'he funeral in
Gormley last, week '0 the former's
lather,:'
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jr. and Mrs, Fred ' De, m. rl ng
!pont, all last weeb With. Mt atul
Mrs, Jack ,Demeclinir ,ht Fen.ciso
n
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Mies Mne Lindsay of Toronto
is spending several weeks with her
grandparents, Mr, arid'1Vfrs,, ,Albert,
Johnston,
Mr,, and Mrs. Leen Gibson and.
two chil4ren .of '$egina,. Sask Were,
.Visitors last week with the formers.
uncle Mr and ,Mrs, Wally 'Gibson,.
!
�rs flora, flesrvitlrerick is in
orenfr0 fqr the `month ot July,
w'here,she is ;narking examination
papersl,
Misses Marian(."and Jean Duke
are. .employed . for the summer at
Normandie Lodge, Wasaga Beach.,
$harp. lift Qptario for the 'wast
and this Is iter first .trip home,
On Wednesday they and. Mise Lp
Otis. visited friends in'Paisley.
F
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sOrionOar)! .
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M. s, Br_.
wain of Ottawa arc flkdnding souse
time with Miss Minnie McElwain,
John ,and Biii,
Mr, and Mrs,. Earl Corbett of
Wfiodstoclt visited friends. , in the
community one day last week,
, Mr. and Mrs,. Crosby Sothern
@pent ane day last week in Strath.
roY and visited, the latter'!, mother,
in Ailsa Craig,
miss p'lorenee McI.onald. of Van -
4 I�
,Louver .e'�e<rl+t"a week' at the kerne'
pf her mule, Miss Laura Donaghy
and Mrs, Linnie Elsworth,
Mr, and Mrs, 'Harold Hamilton
Pf Wyoming visited on'•Saturday
with Mrs, William Wade Bea-
trice,. .:
r .•.an Mrs. ' Everitt .Ashton Master Jon Harris rof Browns -
and
d
,and two chilclren''of Prescott are vine is visiting; with his grand-
mother, Mrs, Nellie Gamble.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nuhn and
family of Gowanstown visited on
Sunday : with Mr, •and 'Mrs, Tom
McClement:, •
spending this ,week,the hoe
m
. at „
of the formers parents, Mr. and
Mrs, George. Ashton.,
Miss Mary Byrd of Londonspent.
the week -end at her home here.
Mr,: and Mrs, Fred 'Seifert and
farhily of Galt visited on Sunday
with ;Me and ?Ars. Lorne Seifert.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Gibson of To-
ronto ` visited' on Sunday ,at the
home -of'' Mr, and Mrs, Douglas
Holt,.
Sunday guests at the. hone of
Mr. asd Mrs. H. • M. Bride ` were
Mr,' and Mrs, Morley 'Bride .of El-
ora, Mr. and Mrs, Jack Helland'of
Brantford, Mr; "Harvey Hill, . Pres-
ton, Mrs. Isobel' Ruthig of • New
Hamburg and Miss 'Jean Hill of
Palmerston.
,Mr, Mervyn. Wallace of Peter-
borough visited over the week -end
with his mother . and on Monday
;attended the funeral of his grand-
father, Mr. Jack Wallace.
• Mr: and Mrs. lVlowat Sharpe of
Bosman River, Manitoba, visited
last' Week with 'the latter's'' eon:
sins,. Misses Letitia and Louise
FRESH BAKED '
FOR TASTY EATING.
Hamburg or Wiemer Buns.
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Lucknow, and Miss Winnifred Far-
rier are spending this week at a COUPLE DEPART"
cottage at Pike Lake.
•Miss Mary Fisher spent the •
Mrs. John Carruthers of Lucknow. FOR 'PLATTSVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Scott. Paterson
'e:nd family of Detroit` spent , the
week=end with 'his father, Mr. F.
McK,• Paterson.
'Miss Dorothy Ross is. spending
July With Mrs. Norman Welwood
.and her;. family at their cottage at
Bruce Beach. '
• The .regular nnonthlyl meeting of
the Women's 'Institute will be held
In the Memorial Hall here this
Tuesday ,evening with Mrs. Thos.
Metcalfe, convener,, of community
aotrvities,' in dharge of the topic,
"Let 'Us: Be. Kind;'. The motto,
"Our. most Important 'crop IS our
boys and, girls", and the' roll. call,
"Something I can do for my neigh
bour's child"..
Mr., and Mrs, Calvin Straughan,
Mr. Ed Straughan, • Mrs. James
Laidlaw, of Goderich and Mr, and
Mrs, Kenneth Laidlaw and children
of London visited on Monday last
with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw..
The W.M.S. of the 'Presbyterian
Church meets next Wednesday at.
the home of Mrs, Gordon Elliott
and the W.M.S.'of the United
Church will meet .at the home of
Mrs.'J, D. Beecroft.
Mrs. Jim Keen and Betty .Ans,.
who have been visiting here, left
on Monday for their home at Sud-
bury. Her mother, Mrs. Johnston
Conn, accompanied thein, and will
si,end a few days in Sudbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fraser and
baby Randy of Walton visited on
Sunday with her parents, Mr; and
Mrs. Robert Montgomery and Mr.
William, Elliott,
Mr. Jack Beadle, who has been
visiting with his 'niece, Mrs. Jos,
Thompson, of Goderich, for a Week
returned ehome to Mr. and Mrs.
Galvlti Robinson last Tuesday,
Mr, and Mrs. John,. Mason, of
London, spent few' days last
week visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth' .Mason and other ,iirem-
bers 'of their family at Kincardine,
31uevafe' and Wingham. f
their
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e Bie a
Mrs,- Alb rt
,ohrldren:. have leen laid •up ,with;
murrips during the past Week as
have the children of rir, anti Mrs.
Levi Bieman and Clayton iRObin-
eon,
Mr. and Mrs.- Sant Smyth and
lames Glasgot,
of
Mitchell,
Visit-
ed
ed 'on Sunday with Mr, . and Mr's'.
Ed@lh Jmyth.
Mr, and Mrs, Albert Carheron of
Ltld'khoW visited en Sunday at the
home Of their daighter, Mrs. Mas
son Robinson,
The family Of Mt. Tapper puri
iifngton, of Toronto filet for the,
wethLen1 .at the hallo of his
`daughter, MrS, Charlies' itObin ietr.
T>[id , fofiawing vote :tiro rIits Mf,
a
week-endwith her grandmother,
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FORDWICH — Mr. and ' Mrs.
Bruce Wallace were pleasantly sur-
prised on Friday evening while
their ;furniture was being loaded
when friends and neighbors gath-
ered at their home to bid them
farewell before they left for their
new home at Plattsville.
The evening was spent. playing
cards and the young : couple was
presented with •a pop-up, toaster
atsd'• a swing -a -way can opener. A
deli'cioua'lunch was served, bring,
ing the eyening to a close. 1 ,
Cunnington, , Mr. and Mrs. Ken-;
neth Cunnington and son. Kenneth'
of Toronto, .Mr. and Mrs. +Roy.
Cunnington and three, children, of•.
Goderich, , Mr.., and Mrs. William!
Ashby and Audrey' and Mr, arid
Mrs. Wm. Ashby, Jr. and daughter'
Heather, Mr. • and Mrs. Robert;
Nicholson,- and Mr., and Mrs. Jos.
Cassell and son Glen, all of To-
ronto and Mr. SteWart ,Copeland'
of Wroxeter, •
Mr, ,Beth. Gaunt, of Wingham
visited on Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. George MCClenaghan,
Mr, and Mrs. RUSsell •Chapman
and Gary, spent last week at the
home of her sister, at Wasaga and:
her mother,' Mrs. Smith, •
accom-
panied thein home and will spend
a few weeks hero.
Alrs, Kenneth Dowling, Beth and
Laverne, spent Sunday at the home
of her sister, Mrs. George Bradley
of Gidunt 'Forest,
Mise Marilyn `Morrison con►-'
nlenced work; last Tuesday in the.
Bank of Montreal, Lucknow:.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert •Counts, and.
Jack and Dianne attended then
Derry family picnic at Eden
GrSday,
Movers: Fon, i.un.Creighton; of Detrdlt;
Mrs; Robt. Toomey, bobby, Card
_ is r o' Gre n lls
Ann and Richard, , f e vi, i
S(luth Carolifia visited Saturday'at
' ofthe former sister
o s >i
the h >nPe,
Mr's .T. 1; . Beecroft f Sunday met-,
ning'Mrs,, Creighton received word;
that her only son, Francis tee
ark of lbetrott, bad bean killed' in
airy accident and all returned, to
btrdit. •
Laverne Dowling, Gary Miloaiid Jiro. bile `Wilson passed the. re‘,
cent entrance examinationj� with
and Harley •'Gaii'ht and
honoars,'
t4r'oy 'Btntoul passed. . We conA i
gratulate these five boys and their 1. -
teaetlei'y .Mr's. Mathors,ii
r IlirflN .., ��'�' i
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at I~.',orest, to Mr, aria 11trib Roddy i t..
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