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5 DOZEN LADIES HOUSEDRESSES IN PRINT, BROAD-
CLOTH, SEERSUCKER, PRICED$ 1.98 TO $4.50
NEW VAL AND CLUNY LACES, EMBROIDERIES, SILK
RIBBONS, VELVET RIBBONS.
NEW CHENILLE MATS FOR BATH OR BEDROOMS, ASST.
SIZES, COLORS $2.98 TO $6.75
NEW CRAG RUGS, SPECIAL AT EACH $9.25
NEW PLASTIC TABLECLOTHS IN BEAUTIFUL FLORAL
DESIGNS.
72" AND 81" SHEETINGS. GET YOUR SUPPLY EARLY!
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PRICES.
BOYS ALLWOOL WINBREAKE RS, REG. $4.50 for $3.50
REG. $3.25 for $2.35
BOYS COTTONADE BREECHES LINED TO CLEAR $2.25
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PAINTS! PAINTS!
We carry a full line of the Well Known and Tried
and Proved Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Also Quick Drying Enamels and Varnishes; Floor wax
• OTHER SEASONABLE NEEDS
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ITEMS OF LOCALINTEREST
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Prang vis-
ited at Toronto last week.
Mr. Wm. Hedger and Members of
their family were at London on Tu-
esday.
Mr. Henry Nensoliwanger of Dash-
wood was a visitor in town on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gingerich and
children; Mr. and .Mrs. Amos Gin
gerich motored • to London on •Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Kaveger visit-
ed at the home of the forrners Par'
u. err
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Dashwoi.Mr. Carl 'Decker who had an in-
jury to his leg while playing hockey
is.able to go about again. His fri-
ends are pleased to see him.
Mrs. &pealing of Clinton was a
visitor at the home of her sister, Mr
antl,Mrs..L. Warnock for a few days
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kaitting
and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon getting
of Goderieh were recent guests at the
home of the latter% parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. Chris. Heist.
Mrs. W. L. ;Siebert and sister, Mrs.
Torrance have returned home after
spending some time at the shoine of
the farmer's. daughter,Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Hoffman at It.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce 3. Mack and
Stephen attended the funeral of the
late Wm. H. Brown in the Evangelic-
al Church, Crediton on Thursday
last. They also visited the former's
brother-in-law, and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. S. 3. Whiting and 'family sof
Eden.
Mr. and Mrs. Hexibert K. Eilber of
Orediton were Monday visitors at the
home of their daughter, Mr....and Mrs
Ward Fritz. Mr. Silber presided as
Secretary Treasurer of the Hay Mut-
ual Fire Insurance Co.'s annual me-
eting.
Moved in Their Apartment
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Willert and
daughter have moved into their com-
fortable apartment above their at-
tractive place of ibusiness which they
built the past summer.
• Received Wings 7 .
Mrs. M. T. Carless, iGlinton, has
received the gold operational wings
awarded to her son, the'. late Flying
Officer Alvin Van -Dyke Comae, who
was killed in operations in 1944. He
was buried in Belgium. • A Teeth-
ment, engraved with- the insignia of
the Royal. Canadian Air Force, came
with the wings. Mrs. .Coeiess is the
mother of Mrs. KensaBreakeas of
Zurich. • ,
Fractures Wrist
Little two-year-old Faith Hope,
daughter of Mr. and•Mns. Lloyd Hope
of Streetsville (nee DorisMeyers)
was unfortunate while coming down
the stairveay in their home to .slip
and fracture botlegbeines in her right,
wrist.- 'Medical:ariebeewas giver': im-.
neetleateltturid hesefriends areepleaeed
to learn that she'Ts13rogressing •nice-
ly.
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Crowd'' -Out
Owing to'.Iack, of space and time
to set up the Mins; there is a con-
siderable of interesting items -tarried
over, and will publish same as soon
as possible. Weare printing only 3
'pages this week, and are glad when
these are out, but • as soon -as we
feel 'strong enough we will revert
back to the four page issue..! A bad
cold epidemic id a:king its; rounds,
and we, like most people hive our
share of it, which does not help mat-
ters. But' time. io 'aJ great healer, and
things will come 45ut O.K. inthe end.
Mr. Ernest Laidlaw of Cartwright,
Man., is spending some time with
friends in this vicinity.
Wins Prize in Contest
Congratulations go to Mr. Donald
Bedard who won first prize for pub.
lie speaking contest at Exeter High
School, He chose for his subject,
"Canada as a Nation". This •com-
munity can be very proud of our
lyoung students who are •capable to
-"handle such a wide subject and re-
ceive the first prize.
WHY DO WOMEN FAINT?
Farm Forum .
, The regular Monday evening me-
eting of the Babylon Farm Forum
was held, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Heeb. Desjardine. After listen-
ing to the broadcast which originated
in Winnipeg where the Annual Con-
ference of the C.P.A. is being held,
various action projects were en-
thusiastically discussed. The rema-
inder of the evening inducted pro-
gressive games, music and 'a tasty
lunch. Next week our Forum will
meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Leonard Erb. •
WINTER WINDS BLOW IN VAIN
AROUND WELL KEPT HOMES
Low-cost Loans Available from B of
M To Put Your Home in Shape for
Winter
Winter winds are now blowing and
since the cold weather is now here,
many housewives are anxious to 'get
needed repairs made to their homea.
Many families are taking advant-
age of the ,Bank of Montreal's low-
cost personal loan plan to put their
homes in shape, to install insulation,
to make repairs to furniture, to re-
decorate, to do all those things which
will make one's home comfortable
and pleasant during the winter
months.
Any housewife whose projects of
this kind are held up by lack of funds
would be well advised to -have her
husband drop in to see the manager
of the local branch of the t of M.
Personal loans for this. purpose tan
be obtained at a cost of 27 cents per
month for each $100 borrowed, with
repayment extending over 'a twelve-
month period.
You can the sure 'of a'i)leasant
welcome and friendly assistance from
your local anger, M. Se'welL. You
can be sure, too, that when you ask
for a. loan at the B of M 'you do fnot
ask a favour.
What causes fainting? ' Why do
women faint more frequently than
men? Answers to such questions are
given in The American Weekly mag-
azine with this Sundaes (Feb. 2)
issue of The Detroit Sunday 'Times.
Go behind the scenes of this common
human occurrence! Read the whys
and wherefores of fainting! Get
Sunday's Detroit Times.
NOTICE
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The Huron County Council, at
their November Session passed a By -
Law restricting and regulating the
cutting of trees in the County of
Huron. This By -Law has received
the approval of the 'Department of
Lands & Forest. A copy of this
By-law is inserted in this advertise-
ment. •
'The following men have been
named by the Huron County Council
to enforce this By -Law, namely:
Mr. Nelson MoLartiz, Aulburn, Ont-
ario. •
Mr. Martin Grab, R. Bs 2, Brussels,
Ontario. .
Mr. 1Wrn.. R. Dougall, Hensall, Ont-
ario.
By -Law go.. 44, 1946
A BY-LAW OF THE •CORPORAT-
ION OF THE COUNTY 'OF HURON
TO REISTRICT . AND. 'REGULATE
.THE CUTTING OF TREES
WHEREAS, by the Trees Conser-
vation Act, Statutes of Ontario, 1946
Chapter 102, Section 1, the Council
of a County is empowered to pass
By-Layss.
(a) restricting and regulating the
cutting of trees in any part of the
County, ,and
(b) providing for the appointment
of officers to enforce the provisions
of any By -Laves passed under this
section.
THEREFORE, the Council of the
Corporation of the County of Huron
enacts as follows:
1. Except for dead, broken, stunted,
fire -damaged, diseased. • or insect in-
fested tree, 'Christmas trees and
other trees that should be removed
to improve growing conditions (such
as thinnings and improvement cut-
ting); no cedar trees of a diameter
of less than five inches or no other
trees 'of .a diameter of less than
twelve inches, measuring four and
oneehalif feet above the ground shall
be eitt .115y any person within the
0onnty. of Huron.
2. In' cutting or removing any
trees, no person shall so conduct his
operations as to injure or damage
any yoUng trees adjacent thereto.
3. No person shall cut trees or 'carry
on lumbering or other forest oper-
ations adjacent to provincial, county
and township roads within the County
of Huron unless there shall be left
along the said road or roads a belt
of trees ditty feet in width from
the liinit of the road allowance from
which may be removed only such
trees as may the approved and marked
by someone authorized by the Trees
Conservation Commission hereinafter
established by this By -Law.
4. This By -Law shall not:
(a) interfere with the right of 'the
occupant of land to cut trees thereon
far his own use;
(b) interfere with any rights or
power conferred upon a municipality
by the 'Municipal Act;
• (e) interfere with the rights or
powers of the Hydro -Electric Power
•Commiseion of Ontario or of any
other board or commission which is
performing its functions for or on
behalf of the Government of Ontario;
(A) apply to trees growing upon
any highway or upon any opened
road allowance;
(e) apply to trees growing in a
woodlot having an area of not ex-
ceeding two acres,
5, Wthere in the opinion of • the
Trees Conservation Commission spec-
ial circumstances exist which war-
rant the cutting of trees under the
sizes hereinbefore mentioned, • and
said 'Commission may authorize the
'cutting of such undersize trees.
6. Any person who violates the
provisions of this By -Law shall be
guilty of an offence and liable to a
penalty of not exceeding $500.09 or
to imprisonment for a term not ex-
ceeding three months.
7. There is hereby established and
constituted as eiteers to enforce the
'provisions of this By -Law a Commis-
sion of three members to be known
as the Trees Conservation Comnifs-
sion of the County of Huron to 'be
appointed by resolution of the Coun-
cil and to hold office during the
pleasure of the Council at a remun-
eration for each member thereof of
seven dollars, per day while engaged
on the duties of the Commission and
mileage while engaged • in necessary
'travelling on the duties of the Com-
mission to be allowed at the rate of
SIX (6c) 'Cents per mile.
This 13fyi-Law shall come into force
'and ettect upon receiving approval of
the tneparttnent of Lands and:. Per-
ests,
tteid.a. third time and passed this
211.st day of November., 1046.
N. W. Miller, 'Clerk.
Ti. Shaddiek, Warden,
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NEW ENAMELWA E
We are very fortunate in receiving a Shipment of New
Enamelware, such as Cooking Utensils, Etc., which
seem to be of very good quality, and some attractive
color designs.. To appreciate these articles one must
see them. We invite your inspection.
MATIRESSES MATTRESSES
Our Stock of Mattresses is very good, and you have -
a fine range to choose from, a fine stock of Spring
Filled Mattresses, also the usual Felt filled Mattresses
Priced Very Reasonably
BED ROOM FURNITURE
We have some very attractive and newly designed Bed
Room Suites just in, which are of the newest patterns
and finishes. Be sure and see them if interested in
this line of furniture.
A Full Line of all the Home Requirements
Everything in Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Johnston & Kathfleisch
Hardware & Furniture. Phone 63
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HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE4.
INCORPORATED
For the convenience of our Members and Patrons •
of the Zurich District, Co -Op. Feeds, Binder Twine„ •
Etc., are now available at Mr. M. G. Dietz's Feed •
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PHONES: Hensail 115. Zurich 154
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50 FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS.
We have recently received a Carload of Masonite.
Let Us Supply Your Needs!
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REQUESTS
CHECK YOUR. IMPLEMENTS EARLY FOR NEEDED
REPAIRS, AS THEY ARE STILL HARD TO OBTAIN,
"THE SERVICE ARM FOR CANADIAN FARM"
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