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The Huron Expositor, 1948-01-16, Page 4tssfli-e.d Ads. cssi ied Ads Will Be Iusei ttd At N Low Cash Rates •` sale, Wanted, 1,01st '*Ad Fpand., ERS, --Pele word t. 1*t week 11 Cent 2n4 gYeek. y�(?ems ard, v9eslt3fi Cent Migimngt cl�a ge, heat ii eztioq,25. Qensr Hrich 4tlure inildel and abbreviation comas as ono word. , pt' T! *nka. in Me oriaii Notifl4. Owning Ev, eab-1 rent yes word. Minimum, 60 cent* per week. 1W101e* stag. be directed Ip a Box Number, cJo The Huron Ezpoaitor, for 10 cents extra. Waley, vents additional will be charged If ads In above class are not Dead within 10 days of date of final laseartlon. aand charge. sl Notto t EtDeaths inaerbed c—Mists* 4ppllaa t3on. Tenders Wanted Coming. Events TENDERS WANTED—TENDERS WILL BE A DATE AND DJCS anTO JOHNNY PET - TENDERS r e and his CICS Ranch Boys, at the received until January 30, 1948, for 12 Piker" Mitchell, Friday. January 16. cords of 14 -inch hart/wood, for S. S. No. 12. Via pairs of beautiful nylon hose to the McKiilap, MRS. JAMES HOGG, Seoretary. ladies for elimination and spot dances. R. R;. No. 4, Walton. 4,79,E 4179-1 TENDERS WANTED FOR WOOD Notice To Creditors " NOTICE TO CREDITORS SIXk`Si FIVE COi DS OF HABODY In the Estate of MARGARET C. DOCHERTY RD LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST wood, 12 inches long. half maple and haat A rtkul pply beech Tendem to be 3n bar January 26th of tthe Estate 6f Margaret C. Docherty, late he Village of Egmondville, in the County Forte arz * to of Huron, Widow, deceased. who died on the GEORGE %. REID, Sec. -Tress, t 27th day of December, 1947, are hereby i otl, Stanley Township, School Area. fled to send in furl particulars of their claims 4179-2 to the undersigned on or before the 7th day of February, 1948, after which date the assets will be distributed. having regard only to Personals claims then received. DATED at Seaforth, this 15th day of Janu- ary, 1948. HYGIENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER GOODS) McCONNELL & HAYS, Seaforth, Ontario, Solicitor.; for the Executor. 4179-3 marled postpaid in plain, sealed 'envelope with price list. 6 samples 26c: 24 samples 41.00. Mail -Order Dept.. T-73, NOVA -RUBBER CO.. Box 91, Hamilton. Ont. • • Wanted FARM WORK WANTED. APPLY BOX 631, EXPOSITOR 'OFFICE. 4178-2 WANTED—WOULD LIKE TO CARE FOR invalid or aged person at my home. Qualified to give professional care. PHONE 161. Exeter. or Box 634, HURON EXPOSI- TOlt 4179-1 WANTED STENOGRAPHER, SHORTHAND AND typing necessary. Apply stating Quali- fications, age. experience and enclose snap- shot to Guaranty Trust Company of Canada Windsor, Ontario Attention Edward T. Berry. Manager. 4177-3 Notices ClIARLS FOUNDATION GARMENTS—ONE- NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Elate of CHARLES CASEY WAY ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST the Estate of Chlirles Casey Way, late of the Township of Tuckeavmith, Farmer, de- ceased, who died on or about the 25th day of December, 1947, are hereby notified to Bend in to the undersigned on or before the 23rd day of January, 1948, full particulars of their claims. • Immediately after the said last mentioned date, the assets of the said estate will be dis- tributed, amongst the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to claims of which the undersigned shall .then have notice. to the exclusion of all others, and the undersigned l will not be liable to any person of whose claim the undersigned shall hot then have notice for the assets so distributed or any part thereof. DATED at Seaforth, this 6th day of Janu- ary, 1948. ALVIN W. SILLERY. Solicitor for the Estate. 4178-3 Cards of Thanks MRS. E. J. FITZPATRICIC DESIRES TO •expre.ms her sincere appreciation to the neighbors and friends for their expressions of sympathy and kindness during her sent be- reavement in the passing.' of her father. Mr. Patrick Lynett. 4179x1 piece girdles and bras: Ghharis wishesR. SAM 'PEFAMILYHICK AND FAMILY Mist DE - to announce MLemon hie been appoint- M ed representative for Seaforth and district. Have a demonstration in your own home. No extra charge. Sold on money back guar- antee. Price range, 44.45 to 421.50. 4179-3 MEETING OF HURON COUNTY COUNCIL TRE NEXT MEETING OF TEE HURON County Council will bo held in the Coun- cil Chambers, Court House, Goderich, com- mencing Tuesday, January 20th, at 2.00 p.m. All accounts, notices of deputations and other business requiring the attention of Council, should be in .the bands of the Coun- ty clerk not later than Saturday, January 17th,, 1948. N. W. MILLER, County Clerk, Godes ich, Ontario. 4178-2 Business Cams RECRETAR%AL AND BOOKKEEPING Sk rt - vice. Reoaxrda maintained and prepared for income tax purposes. W. EDWA&D SOUTHGATE. Office in Dominion Bank Bldg., Seaforth. 41764f Auction Sales A UCTION SALE -MR. HAROLD JACKSON bas been instructed to sell by public auc- tion on Lot 23, Concession 2, Stanley, 1% miles west and 2 miles north of Bromfield, on Monday, January 19, 1948, at L 30 pm.: Eight cows, due to freshen from January 25 to April ; 11 young cattle rising 1 and 2 years old, well bred Shorthorns. Terms—Cash. JOHN A. MCEWEN, Proprietor; Harold Jnieioon, Auctioneer. 4178-2 Farms For Sale FARM FOR SALF.—LOT 12, CONCESSION 3, Tuokeramith, three miles from Hen - sail, containing containing 100 acres. On the premises are a stone house, also a barn 40 ft. •by 60 ft. with straw- shed 28 ft. by 30 ft., pig pen and hen house. combined; 1 implement house 28 by 36 ft ; 10 acres of good hardwood bush: a nover4ailnrg spiting in the barnyard. The farm is nearly al] in grass. Por further par- ticulars apply to MRS. J. D. STEWART, Hen- son. 4177-3 Lost and Found FOUND SMALL MARKED BEAST strayed onto GEORGE WHEATLEY'S damn during summer. PHONE 849 r 14. 4178-2 The annual meeting of the Bruce- ' field Red Cross Society will be held 4)&1'e,A TORTOISE SHELL CAT, BLACK in the Lodge Rooms on Friday, .Tan. slot �n ,face, in vicinity of Library. Ap. y. 1y to Box 633, HURON EXPOSITOR. 23, at 8.30 p.m. sire to thank their many friends and neighbors for the acts of kindness and sym- pathy extended to their during the illness and death of Mrs. Pethick ; also to thank those who - loaned cars, sent flowers, and also to thank Rev. J. R. Peters. 4159-1 CARD OF THANKS MAY I TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY OF exprssing my appreciation . to the rate- payers who proposed my name at the special nomination meeting held to ,fill a vacancy on the Tuckersmith School Area Board. While 1 em deeply interested in sound legislation. I did not feel justified in causing an election and for this reason did not qualify. 4175x1 SANDY PEPPER Births EDLER—in Brussels. on Monday. Jan. 12,, to Mr. and Mrs. John Edler, a daughter. BANNON--In Scott Memorial Hospital, on January 15• to Mr. and Mr. Peter Ban- non, Seaforth, a daughter. HOLLAND—In Scott Memorial Hospital. on Jarman, 13, to Mr. and Mrs. John Holland, Seaforth. a son. Deaths RYAN— In Toronto, on Monday. .January 12. Marianne Klein. widow of the late James Ryan, formerly of Seaforth, Cuthbert: "You are the sunshine of my life. Without you life is but a dreamy cloud. You alone reign in my heart." Gladys: - "Is this a proposal or a weather report'?" Recreation's Release Anything which brings stimulat- ing, pleasurable relaxation is recrea- tion. One man's work may be an- other's play — it's a matter of tastes and aptitudes. Health authorities say that recrea- tion may be closely related, and make particular contribution, to our daily labor, as long as it is pursued as a personal interest and not merely as a continuation , of work. In ocher words, don't work at play. Relax, with pleasurable pastimes, for real benefit, WALTON Mr. Moody Holland ka.s purchased the grocery store and locker system in Blyth owned by Armand Kernick. BRUCEFIELD 4179-1 OSt. -A WEEK AGO, A PAIR LADY'S' CONSTANCE Crdcheted. 'blue mitts. Finder please leave t.'Bbx 632, EXPOSITOR OFFICE. 4179x1 For Sale IANO AND VIOLIN FOR SALE — UP - right j fano, in good condition; also nice Yiotitt','bow and ease; roas'onable. Home eve- n/riga after P.m. JAMES ELLIUTT, ,Dub- 2irtic; 4178-3 CHINE'S OF PIGS; ALSO trod £dt,'hound. PHONF7 7II 9 r 33, EN- ALI, 4179x1 • k4T, HA 191.1M.14'FI'it O'1:' ' POLLED Fletreferd Itf118. 18 months old. Apply to 'OgtIrillitertgbtfutintit, zttttrich. 417911 hAr Is33 TLIt1lAPLANE SEDAN. six good i tir't . Recentlyverhauled. Ap- bly" a 1rYOSOA''AItO"y3i3 81tt1BER, zttridh. 41'78512 A'ft+r-siDAiLOlt FOOD RANGE, • 47 Ytissevdit, in god(1. etin- O 0L .. 4178-1 letvdSi(d' 1f$ �W (Goo MIX EB1t 1•f� 4ne ,'' fz'e a J'nilttatif 46, (MOD 00 r 4zhr '2x/a tmlcb "un dtr l�Trr, 4 ielritra3t 'kunst ," 7t7!•I mresisas (Continued from Page ]) son for the north. Mrs. E. Lawson for West Line and Mrs. D, Millson for South and East. Cards of thanks were read from Mrs. Medd, Mrs. Cook and Frank Riley. - Mrs. Riley also thanked the society for her gift as organist of the church. Prayer by Mrs. Montgomery was followed by the hymn. "Take My Life and Let It Be," and Psalm 744 was read in unison. A reading was given by Mrs. Charles Riley, wbo also played the closing hymn. Constance United Church will hold their annual meeting Friday,. when reports for the year will be given and 'Stewards and Elders for the coming year will be elected, also the officers for the Sunday ScIi ol. On Jan. 20 pictures will be shown ill the public school, both afternoon and evening, for the ''Township of Mullett On "Parra Home Beautifies. - 'Lorne Lfiwo.on has been Ill and Under the doctor's ca8e, 'f THRU C?' T g 'OstT� - Mrs. Wm. Britton returned home Wednesday afterspendin B,five weeks, with her daughter, Mrs. Arch. Ho - g garth, and Mr. Hoggarth, in Wallace - burg. She also spent a taw days with Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Britton in Thames -t ville, ST. COLUMBAN The regular meeting of the C.W.L. was held with the president, Mrs. Murphy, in the chair. The- meeting opened with. prayer, and the minutes as read were adopted. A letter con- cerning C.W.L. bylaw was read and a copy is to be sent for. The treas- urer's report showed a balance of $35.21. Arrangements were made for a euchre and dance on January 21st. The meeting closed with prayer. Former Resident Dies in Windsor Mrs. Mary E. Power, of 1341 Church St., a teacher with the Windsor Sep- arate Schools, and wife of Lawrence Power, died in Hotel Dieu, Jan. 4th, after a lengthly illness. Eldest daugh- ter of the • late Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. McQuaid, of McKillop Twp., she was in her 44th year. She had- lived in Amherstburg and Windsor for over 20 years. Besides her husband she is survived by a daughter, Carol Ann, and a son, Gerald, at home; three sis- ters, Florence and Norah McQuaid, of Stratford, and Mrs. Benson Hamilton„ of Whitby; three brothers, Frank of Stratford, Thomas of Windsor, and Jamesof McKillop. Mrs. Power was a member of the C.W.L., Happy Death,. Society and League of the Sacred Heart of St. Clare's Church. The fun- eral services were held to St. Clare's Church from the family residence on Jan 7, at 9 a m Rev Thos McQuaid, S.F.M., sang the Requiem Mass. Rev.. Father J. J. White, the pastor of St. Clare's, and Rev. Michael McSween, S.F.M., were in the sanctuary. Burial took place in Heavenl•y,, Rest Ceme- tery with Rev. Fathers McQuaid and McSween reciting prayers at the grave. The pallbearers were William Siemens, J. Sequin, L. Petroumlx, O. Helfrich, C. O'Neil and P. Smyth. KIPPEN Little Ruth Ann Finch is holidaying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson spent Mon- day in London. ' Miss Doris Ferguson and Mr. Art Arhwcrth, of Ilderton, visited recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. A. Gackstette_. Mr Thomas Coward, Alvin and Leon, of Kirkton, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Parsons W. M. S. Elects Officers The W.M.S. held their first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Jahn Sinclair on Wednesday afternoon with a good attendance. Mrs. Harry Cald well presided and opened the meeting by singing Hymn 662. The minutas and roll call were then taken with the text word "Love." The Scripture les- son was read by Mrs. Ernie Chip - chase. Hymn 494 was sung and Mrs. Chipchase then led in prayer. The business followed and it was decided tc give one cent each month -per ner- son for the Sunshine Committee. The offit i-rs for 1948 were sworn into of- fi: e by Miss Grace Tremeer: Honor - president, Mrs. Ernie Chipchase; president, Mrs. Robert Elgie; 1st vice- pr':sident, Mrs. Toni Kay; 2nd vice- president, Mrs. John Sinclair; 3rd vice-president, Mrs. Robert Peck; 4th vice-president, Mrs. Joe McLellan; secretary, Mrs. John Anderson; treas- urer, Mrs. W. Mellis; press secretary, Mrs. Arnold Gackstetter; Missionai•?' Monthly secretary, Mrs. William Alex- ander; Baby Band . superintendent, Mrs. Harold Jones; Strangers' secre- tary, Mrs. Earl Sproat; Christian Stetvardship secretary, Mrs. Hinton; supply- secretary, Mrs. Herbert Jones; supply committee, Mrs. J. McLellaii, Mrs, N. Long, Mrs. H. Damm, Mrs. A. Gackstetter; pianist, Mrs. Harold Jones; assistant, Mrs. John Sinclair; Sunshine cpmmittee, Mrs. T. Work- man and Mrs. Emerson Kyle. The meeting continued with Mrs. John Sinclair playing a piano solo, "Whis- kering Hope." Mrs, Hinton then read a letter from Mrs. Kirkby; telling of her resignation as Presbyterial Secre- tary of Christian Stewardship. Mrs. Harold Jones gave the study, "Break- ing theBarrier of Languages." Hymn 263 was sung and the meeting closed by repeating the Mizpah bened'ction. Lunch was served by Circle No• 3. W. A. Elects Officers The W.A. held a short business meeting at the conclusion of the W. M. S. on Wednesday afternoon at 'which the ladies were told the treas- urer had given the Managers $500.00 for .church expenses from their ac- count of $1,010.00. It was decided to use the remainder for necessary con- ve niences in the church kitchen. Mrs. .Barry Caldwell read a poem of sug- gestions of articles for each month for the bazaar. The officers elected for 1948 were as follows: President, Mrs. Allan Johnson; 1st vice-presi- dent. Mrs. John Sinclair; 2nd vice- president. Mrs. E. Chipchase; 3rd vara -president, Mrs Harold Jones; secretary -treasurer, Mrs. E. McBride; finru.ce Crsmmittee, _Mix. R. Peck, Mrs, Emerson Kyle. Mrs. Bobbie MacGre- gor. Mrs. Harry Caldwell; press sec- retary, Mrs. A, Gackstetter. • HENSALL rears. (Continued from Page 1) one to Sangst,-r for roughing, and one to Tursheim for boarding, The Canadian Legion will hold a bingo and dance on Friday, Jan. 28, with Murdoch's orchestra in attend- ance. Good prizes will be offered. The annual meeting of Carmel Pres- byterian Church will be held on Fri- day in the schoolroom of the ohurch. The second period started =eh the same as the first, with Hensal: still carrying the play to the opponents. The period was just 15 seconds old when Geo. Hildebrand took E. Doig's pass in front of the goal and pushed the puck past the Zurich goal tender. Three minutes later H. Nicholson took a pass from J. Nicholson and Little and pulled the Zurich goal ten- der out and pushed the puck past him for his second goal of the game. Zurich drew 'downthe only penalties of this period, Tursheim getting testi. The third period slowed down a bit after tide first two fast periads and tempers began to fly as body checks and boar'din'g Were handed out quite i freely', a total of seven- penalties be, ill ' g lac eiv ed in this. period,. With just 15 seoonds left until the final whistle, George Hildebrand tee% a pass from Little and 1i. Nicholson, to make it 5-0 and end the game. For the Were ,their star was their goal -tender, Soheeder, who play -.d a wonderful game, and if it was not -for him the score:' would have been far' worse. For Hensall, George Hilde• brand and H. Nicholson led the at- tack with two ggais each. Little and Doig should be given special mention as they -.set up so"ble fine plays for their linemates, ZURICH -Goal, Schoeder; defence, Mittleholtz, Tursheim; centre, Gas- cho; wings, Robinson, Weido; subs., Peck, O'Dw'yer,. McKinley, Bell, Sut- cliffe, Sawerly, DelMonte. HENSALL--Gaal, •Mickle; defence, J. Nicholson, Chipchase; centre, Lit- tle; wings, Stephan, H. Nicholson; subs., Hildebrand, Kruse, Kerr, Sang- ster, Mason, Dolg. Summary-�-�irt Period: goals, Hen- sall—J. ensall—J. Nicholson (Little), 11. Nichol- son. Penalties--Tursheim, Sangster. Second Period - Goals, 'Hensall: Hildebrand (Doig), H. Nicholson (J. Nicholson, Little). Penalties—T•ur- ahem (2). Third Period—Goals: Hensall, G. Hildebrand (Little and H. Nicholson). Penalties McKinley, Mittleholtz, Sangster, Tursheim, Little, O'Dwyer, Dennome. The Woman's. Missionary Society of the United Church meeting was held in the schoolroom on Thursday and opened with Mrs. E. Geiger in the chair. Hymn, "Take My Life and Let It .Be" was followed by all repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. The de- votional was taken by Mrs. W. Car- lisle reading the Scripture lesson, St. Luke• 10:38-42. Miss Violet McCly- mont read a paper on "Friendship" and Mrs. Lammie led in prayer. The roll was then called, 20 members be- ing present. Mrs. Laird Mickle gave a piano instrumental which was en- joyed. The study book was given, showing how the Word of God has been made known to the nations throughout the world for the Bible has been written in 1,070 tongues and thio ty million copies are being sold every year. It was through the in- fluence of a man and woman caring for the poor, called Jerome, that there are 'the hospitals of today in every land wherever the Gospel is being preached. "Day is Dying in the West" was sung and Mrs. E. Geiger closed with the benediction. At the close there was a short meeting of the W.A. to elect officers for 1948. The officers of 1947 were all re-elect- ed. Miss Doris Buchanan and friend, of Parkhill, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary Buchanan and Lloyd. Miss Wilma Kyle has accepted a position on the staff of the local Bell Telephone Co. Miss Edna Saundercock was a week -end guest with Mr. and Mrs. W. MacLean, of Exeter. Dr, and Mrs. G. L. Smith and fam- St, ?arys Mr,'s Kennedy, 1Ninz>ir Pelf, and. Mrs. k'awlere. of Toronto, 013134 Sunday with Ml s. Ci, P. l'etty at Mrs. $sun arcocll;°a, uur4i4g" tv: n1 Ur. Byran Kyle is confined to his holUe suffering .a sprained 'back, the result of a toboggan.accidetlt at the Sand Hill. gvening Auxiliary Meets The January meeting of. the Even^ ing Auxiliary was beld in the United Church sclioolreom. on Monday, with President Miss Michie in the chair,' The program included: Theme song, New Year's Poem, read bye°the presir dent; hyann, "Standing At the Por- tal"; Scripture reading, Matthew 7, verses 13-29, Margaret Glenn; read- ing "A 'New Year's Message," Miss Michie; prayer, Mary 'Goodwin; hymn, "0 Word of God, Incarnate."' Min- utes inutes were, read, roll called, payment of fees, and treasurer's report by Margaret Glenn, - Gladys Luker, chairman of the nom- inating committee, presented the 1948 slate of officers as follows; Honorary president, Miss Dllis; president, Mrs. E. Shortt; lst vice-president, Asn Tate; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. J. Cor- bett; secretary, 'Gladys Luker; treas- urer, Mrs. B. Kyle; press reporter, Mrs. 'Hadden; pianist, Gladys Luker; social committee, Mrs. C. Passmore; friendship committee, Gladys Luker; Mrs. Shaddick, Mrs. Passmore, Violet McClymont; Stewardship committee, Miss V. McClymont. Study chapter from the study book, "Greatis the Company," was interestingly present- ed by Miss Ellis. A 'thank -you' let- ter was read from Mrs. Ivan Kipfer, who also sent a Christmas card to the group. Miss Ellis extended a vote of thanks to the retiring officers. ANNUAL MEETING South Huron Agricultural Society The annual meeting of the Society will be held in the Commercial Hotel - Hensall on SATURDAY, JAN. 17th at 2 p.m. For the purpose of receiving reports, election of officers, and any other business in the interests of the So- ciety. GEO. W. ARMSTRONG President W. R. DOUCIALL Secretary -Treasurer. YOUR FUTURE? ENLIST NOW IN THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ! (1) SECURITY (2) •SKILLED TRAINING (3) CONGENIAL LIFE THE JOB WITH A FUTURE ! See— F. Lt. C. C. McGEE Town Clerk's Office, SEAFORTH ° 17 JANUARY, 1948 9 -11 A.M. Poultry Producres WE WILL NOW PURCHASE YOUR FOWL AT LIVE WEIGHT AND PAY YOU TOP PRICES If you plan culling your flack, call us — PHONE- 13 — and ask for quotations. Be sure and contact your Co-op before selling MARKET YOUR POULTRY THE CO-OP WAY • Seaforth Forme?'s ` Co -Operative (Produce Division) CLARE REITII W Phone 18 Manager A pl siag 'feature of the meeting' was t e presentation of life member- ships tlo the two past Auxiliary presi- dents, Miss: Barbara Mollie and Mrs. B. Kyle, who made . fitting replies. Gladys Luker -read the address and Mrs. Shortt made the presentation. The hymn 'Thou Wiilose Almighty Word" and the Mizpah benediction followed. Lunch was served at the close under the direction of the social committee. Freddie Saunders, 3, twin son, of Mr. and Mrs. Morley Saunders, of Aensalil, suffered a severe laceration to his face requiring 4 stitches, •in.a toboggan accident at the aand hill, southeast of Hensall. Mrs. Saunders was bel� gtry ddi,o t�l qR'toboggan, th �f race when led ieboton e"o 0 sn slid down tla landed' against tba. fence with tire. result •that the barbe4 wire caught him across the fa'lle. Dies. in Arix'ona . Word has 'been received by B,A, Orr, Hensall busineea►lan, of the pasa- ing away of his only sister, Ella .Mae, Mrs. HaroldAlbright, of TuaCoiu, Arizona. Mrs, Albright had been re- siding in Arizona for nearly two years due to poor health.. Besidesher hus- band and two children, Bill, aged 14 years, and Betsy, 9 years, she is• sur- vived by three brothers: James„.of of Parkhill; Melvin, of (Mosley, and Andy Orr, Hensall January .Wallpaper Sale ALL 1947 STOCK 20 PER CENT OFF LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM (No refunds without original sales slip) SALE STARTS' FRIDAY, JANUARY 16th Harold Finlay Wallpaper and Paints PHONE 145 SEAFORTH — MONSTER - EUCHRE AND BRIDGE Tuesday, Jan. 20th 8 P.M. IN NEW WING, OF SCOTT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Under the auspices of THE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL AID Admission — 25 Cents 1 PRIZES • LUNCH This is an opportunity to inspect the New Wing, EVERYONE IS INVITED • Space Contributed in the service of this Community by John Labatt Limited Liberal Association OF THE PROVINCIAL RIDING OF HURON NOMINATING CONVENTION Town Hall at Hensall FRIDAY, Jan. l6th AT 2.30 p. m. for the purpose of selecting a Candidate to con- test the forthcoming Provincial By -Election to be held in the Riding. Guest Speakers— HON. FARQUHAR OLIVER Leader of the Liberal Association for the Province' of Ontario ROBERT McCUBBIN, M.P. Parliamentary 4 Assistant to the Federal Minister of Agriculture ALBERT KALBFLEISCH, President . W. L. WHYT'E, Secretary. EVERYBODY ODY , ` irELCOM "Cod Savo the lring03 c. .