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1ft THE nMSJOmfOK ADVAVeS Wednesday, February 20, 1946 * t % 4 4 « 4 •t 4 * t «. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«»»»»«0»»0»»»» Wallpaper FIRST NEW WALLPAPER PATTEIRNS we Kave had to pffer â- liiM 194S will go on display tbe w«ek of IFebnury 18. Over IM eomUnatioiu and pattenli to dioose froin. « f Electrical Appliances We now have in stock a com- plete line of Electrical Fixtures Let vs discuss with yon the NEW FLUORESCENT UGiHTING Heavy Duty Ranges. Riadiofl< Refrfgeitatoi^. Meetropails, Grills, Hot Plates, etc. A large shipment of COLEMAN SPACE HEATERS Expected this month Your inspection of our usual complete line of Home Furni- shings Is invited. IF IT IS FOR THE HOME OR HYDRO USE, AND AVAILABLE. WE HAVE IT. VICTORIA CORNIRS RICHARDS HOME FURNISHINGS ELECTRICAL SALES & SERVICES | Phone 78 We Deliver FLESHERTON | J. A. RICHARDS FRED L. GORRELL R. G. RICHARDS X i See lu for DIAMOND and WEDDING RINGS ''Bridal Wreath" and "Blue Bird" We also handle Bulova, Elco, Tissot, Tavannes anl Lady May Watches E. I. HOLLEY DUNDALK I VVVVV*5*vV*^»*v%*vvv%**»**2**»*%**»*v*************»**'»**^ Co-operation Short Course IN THE PARK HOTEL, FLESHERON, FEBRUARY 19. 20 and 21 TUESDAY â€" FEDERATION â€" Speaker: Mrs. L. Taylor, Past Prc(sident Wellington County Federation. WEDNESDAY â€" DIRECTORS â€" Address by Wm. Nicholson Director of United Farmers' Co-operative THURSDAY â€" EMPLOYEES' DAY â€" Address by Ken Marshall Ylee-President of United Farmers' Co-operative The public is cordialy invited to attend these meetings "iil^^%^^; THIS unu nc WEIITTOMiWKET' »»i ^«^i COOP MIX A. No matter how good your pigt may be their whole future depend* largely on the itart YOU give them. The safe, nire way to prepare your pigi for future market ii to (tart them M e^^eelly balanced CO-OP MIX PIG STARTER, coataining animal and vegetable protein, essential amierab and vitanuna. ' ?0IIT UP 11) oilAl ITY "OT IWWN TO PHICP' Your local "CO-OP MIX" mill 0. & A. Co-operative JOHN MaWlLUAM. MaMiar FLESHERTON, Onteri* The Infetiogr* WA- Society held their February meetinar in the home of Mrs. Wilfred Gallagher on Wed- nesday, Feb. 13, 1946. with a larfe attendance present. Arrangements were made to send a number of box- es of treats to the sick end shut ins of our society's territory. Flans were comipleted for the Valentine Social to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs- John Duncan on Frday evening. Peib- 16. A varied program based on "Love" a^ well as Mrs- (Dr-) Thomson's ever interesting missionary talk, brought the meet- ing to a close. A bounteoub lunch was served by the hostess and her aabistant. The Valentine Social scheduled for Friday evening was postponed prob- ably until this Friday. Feb. 22, due to the suddien unexpected drop in temperature and ibad storm- Mr- and Mrs- Thos- Copeland, Swamp College, were Wednesday vi- sitors with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stewart and Mr. and Mrs- Jate- Copeland. Mr- Allan Montgomery, Dundalk. was a recent caller in the home of Mr- and Mrs- Jas. Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Dever have spent the pafet week in the home of the fomer's sister, Mrs- T- D- Cra-w- ford, Markdale- Mrs. Crawford, we are sorry to know ha^ been a patient all winter, suffering from arthritis. Another member of the household contracted the flu a week ago. Mr- and Mrs. Milton Bannon mo- tored to Toronto early Sunday morning- Their elder daug^hter, Miss Doris, Sarnia, was in town for the day- The Bannons thus enjoyed a visit with Doris, their son. Jim, wife and little son. Tommy and Mr- and Mrs- RulSsell Waller, at the latter's home. Mr. and Mrs- Bannon returned home Sunday enrening- Northibound traffic Saturday ev- ening on No- 10 Highway found tra- velling very treacherous due to the storm and steady drifting- Mr. and Mrs- Harold Talbot and little son. Maple Grove, Mr. and Mrs- Roy Bradley, Dundialk, were visitors last Sunday in the home of Mr. Wm- Talbot, Muriel and Laurene- Mrs- E- A- Stinson had a short program at the school on Valentine''B Day for the pupils- Due to the extreme weather con- ditions, of the pre-school age chil- dren to attend, only two braved the storm, Edgar Duncan and Douglas Linton- We are very sorry to report Mas- ter Bert Stinson confined to bed for two weeks with a rheumatic heart condition. We hope Bert may rap- idly regain his usual good health. Mrs- Wm. Ludlow was a visitor last week with Mr- and Mrs. Thos- Ludlow. Dundelk- EUGENIA itx. and Mr8>- Warford of Toronto a(pent a few days with Mr- and Mrs- Roy McMillan- Mr- Art Proctor has returned to Waubau^hene after spending the past week at his parental home. "Ppr- Doug Cadrns and Tpr- Norm- an Williams went to Toronto on Fri- day to get their discharge from the Tank Corpb. Doug- will also go to Niagara Falfe to visit his sister. Mrs- Stewart Elkins, huslband and children. Miss Mary McKee and Mr. Mc- Carthy of Toronto spent a week's holiday^ at the McKee home here Mr. Ken Lowering of the H.E.PC. si>ent a few days at his home in Orillia Mr- Geo. Masbey of the H-E-PC. attended the funeral of his sister in Hamilton last week- We are very sorry to hear of the illnesb of Mrs. Joe Williams (form- erly of the village) in Markdale hos- pital- We wish her a speedy and complete recovery. Pte- EVon Carson and Mrs- Carson, â- lannie and Vickey vfeited with the "ormer*® parents and other relatives at Priceville last week- Mr. T- Stewart and Mr- Russell Johnfeton of Sarnia were home over the week end. Mr- Fred Hook of Toronto, who re- cently returned from overseas has joined his wife and family at their home in the village. We welcome Mr. Hook to our community- Mr. J. Ross of Toronto visited re- cently at the Duckett home. Several of the School children have been ill with the cold and un- able to attend school during the oast couple of weeks- PORTLAW The sympathy of this community goes out to Mr. and Mrs- Chris Lougheed in the death of their son, William. Mf - and Mite. Ken Stewart and babe of Ceylon were visitors with Mr- and Mrs. Everette Blackburn recently. Mr- and Mrs. Leslie Chard and Mabel attended the 52nd wedding anniversary on Thursday, Feb- 14. of Mrfe- Chard's parents. Mr- and Mrs- George Lawler- Eighth Line- Osiprey- Mr. and Mrs- Herb Betts attended the funeral of the latter's uncle. Mr- Norman Levi, Markdale. Mr- Fred Betts was a visitor at his home here at the week end- Mrs- J- Badgerow and Inez attend- ed the Osborne-Duff wedding in Dundalk on Thursday. Mr- and Mrs- Clarence Loundry and daughter^ of the valley. Mr- and Mrs- .Arthur Slater and Wayne vis- ited recently -with Mr. and Mrs- Lewis Fisher and Mr- and Mrs^ J- J. Boyce. Donald Meldrum enjoyed a day of skiing with friendb from Toronto at Eugenia- Mr. and Mrs- Jas. Pedlar spent a day with their daughter, Mrs. Orval Russell, Rock Milte. Little Douglas MacArthur of Col- ling*wood spent awhile with his grandpiarents, Mr. and Mrs- Jafe. Hopps. while his mother, Mrs- Mac- Arthur was a patient in Markdale Hospital- We are ^orry to report Mrs. Ru- pert McLennan is a patient In Markdale Hos(pital. »»»<H»4^fr<.»»<^Mfl»<M»»fr»»»<>C'»^,»»»>»»H»»»»»»»» » »»»»»»«»»( STEPHEN'S CORNERS We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Mr. and Mrs- Chris Lougheed and family in their recent sad bereave- ment in the death of their son. Bill. Mrs- Harry Cherry and Mrs- Bmer' son Quinton of Markdale visited on Wednesday with Mr- and Mrs. Hedge Londry. Mr. and Mrs- Joe Porteous visited on Tuesday with Mr- and Sirs- Bert Magee. lOth Line- Mr- and Mrs. Wes Plantt and Miss Janet Lougheed visited on Sunday with the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs- Chris Lougheed and family- Mrs- Emerson Wright spent the past week visiting friends in Toronto. We extend a welcome home to another one of our boys who has spent four years overseas, in the per- son of Mr. J. K- Lougheed. J- A. arrived in Brampton in January and visited his mother there and is now visiting with his brother, Mr. Chris Lougheed- Mr. Johnnie Bkkeley of Toronto was a visitor during the week end at the home of Mr. Chris Lougheed. CEYLON A man was giving some advice to his son- At t'he end of a rather stem lecture, he iSid: "Now. my boy. you understand perfectly what I mean?" '.Yes." replied the boy. "what it boils down to is this: If I do well it's because of heredity, «nd if I fail it's mv own fault." The many friends of Mr^. G- Canupbell are glad to know her health is improving- She is a patient in a hospital in Toronto- Mr- Chas- Ottewell and son, Mr- Jack Ottewell of Vancouver are vis- iting at the home of Mr- and Mrs. Geo- Cairns- Mrs. Leslie Edwards and son, Mur- ray, returned to their home here last week end from Toronto- Mr. Edwardfe has taken a position in Toronto. Gunner Fred Marshall and Gunner Charles McWilliam went to Toronto last Friday and will visit friends there. Billie Haw. a student of Dundalk high school, s(pent the week end with his gmndmother, Mt^. J- Knox- The teacher- Miss M. McDonald and pupils held a very pleasant Val- entine Social last Thursday. Miss Marjorie Connell of Owen Sound was a week end vi'sitor with Mr. and Mrs- Wni- Cairns. As we listened to the different ra- dio programs over the week end- we wonder how things are going to V>e in the near future- Let uS hope all will be well in the troubled old world. The Ladiefe' Aid will meet at the home of Mrs- P- Hunt on Thursday- Feb. 28th- at 2 pm- Kindly remem- ber- Rev- K. C- Lee of Feversham was a recent visitor with Mr. S Hemphill and Miss M. Hemphill, also Mr. and Mrt. Percy Hemphill- Try a Small Advt- results. They brin? First Wife: "How did you break your husband of the habit of stay- ing out nights?" Second Wife: "He came in at 10 one night and I called 'IS that you, Biir" First Wife: "How did that help?" 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