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Barrie Examiner, 7 Nov 1946, p. 11

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lflifi HURSDAY NOVlih BER MRS ARSCADDEN iEight Weeks for Folio AT TEE Statements to Collect Unemployment lnsumnceIIIfIViV only 11 nus lltkiXlililltlAnl VI 3135 pertain 0f the 17 ii Elir if li 21911392 VV 8mm in tin1 FLOUR mm THE BARRIE EXAMINER HARRIS ONTARIO CANADA nun tut MARI ll nstead 01 it kl suit lAlifil lie declzped have happened uhicd Milli ills JAMES ALEXANDER hfiilllNNUN 211 or County 1V is Iczsi the ta fCr McKinney Mufti lCl iv dicd Sept 5VIIL SI MRS1LL lurks fur they moved lh when tziey ticrfi of Mr llVil you accept contract TO GIVE THEM HEAD START ll flat lfl II Jun to Suilil Sic An active menu leiitcutn Thuzch wry thought liludc Ll gout of four sons 135431 hc wormrd lillZfl mi ugcr flunk dii tall labour Church her of the Holy lnclnhcr of thc is of oiulrrbus and llcll of the Brotherhood of Loco le lni mute iIngmwrs Survivors uc IMll Wm 171d ho widow the former hurry lurke ill 31 litWill ill lpltl L17c llllcx Llilllllcti filhiq NW mid 2itl Ilcluzlid undJnlnls Lco iil 35 5100 lonc our ater liiillllull thin 31 icbol ol Troll BC the bro thizr ildlcolrn of Leduc Alberto lic predcccnscd by his younger 1H Mury lhtrs RIllllvlllcl of no muttn Alberta on Mn 113 llllo llllcuei wctc Llll lncinbcis of 1hr llrolhctizmid of Enginccrs lllllt if Kohlmcycr lrusk llohvxly ll lloruu and lullfoylf iinrnnnt WAS in St Mniys cnmtcry lintnu MRS JEAN JOHNSTON HOYLE ildlivliSililYillf Corrvslmndclicvl is Following llll1cllll illness at mm 11 il lit rill Laird has ll llnlilttl and she IIllillltd to her liviflt for five WV icmhncd 111 fair hcnlth MISS ANN HUM mil mzme me mm lhc iiinth of Bliss Annie liuplp gcniin Adam look pinct suddenly at ore four gt1 15 iiftord HHchslom on Hindur 1043 hum SN 531 The funeral was lltlll oi Yidnm erMd llmfiiny ht ill with scrvicc in SI an and Um gnmdu Airluns hurclr and interment in l1 Thith brolhcrs lxlNl stir2V Um illtll RW itllLli Juli 1gtm5n xcpwI Lurk assisted by litv ll thonuu Iziidilim Vlllli1 Patterson of Ethel illld Rt Vi litlittltl 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livlltllliiH lllllljflf htlillllllllil lrinllU Klimt Silf Wsldcd ill 01 south American Mission llourd gt llIkiooguxgilljwifsgIIITIVIII hvpupils of Ilielpston School llydro scvcn sons William lioronto Ad Slim Vallbumnuiw mmmlp mm Rum All md HUIMII In Big huic llonovcr lllilllll Bur Collincwpod lcon Milivnukcc 11 3x IUL MVIIVIO$11th and Kenneth of New MoxiCOI IIIId in tnncs it no mm daugmvm vmlt Mm Fwd tcndcd the funernl from Wuubnu NM canme of AHIIIMIIICI Im Mm 111er Bu Chmr IVudcll IFilix lurrlc shnwn ldlllVlllC lemu I1IEt imam Mi ui llvznldw Ilii lI 31 iii Mr nvdic Wrnto ad Mi lilo Kit union lulc in 14ldon cttih Till ll No tiresome extra bluing job La France blues automatically as Ted Darlinc of loronio and 111 Souvolc Lovcrlng 21nd Coldwntcr lion illll Icnorn of Collin rwood The pallbearers were Dnvrd and lconnrd Hoyle sons Alex John ston brother Lewis Hoyle and you wash No spots or streaks La France is completely soluble even in hard water blues clothes sparkling dazzling white JOS liltllOlllllWlILI Sc Although in poor health for some time the passing of Jos Er rol llipucll at his home in lhoe nix NY was unexpected Born in Boncl Head in 1805 the oldest son of Ilinwell and the lute Kutc Lobluw llipwcll he was educated in Bond liczid public school and Bradford hiin schoolwlle was re veteran of the First World War After returning from overseas he attended Queens University tlllti graduated in 1923 Ile married Anna Simmons of Kingston in Oct 1923 and had since livedmost ly in the United States being em ployed as chief engineer with the Syracuse Pottery Plant of Syru cusc NY Surviving are his widow two daughters JoeAnn and ErrolAnn of Phoenix NY his father Hipweil two sis ters Them Mrsl Campiiir of VancouverBC and Glennzil Mrs Wm GiulingOfIToronto two 1310 thers Tedi of Bond Head and Eric of Toronto Following funeral service at his home in Phoenix NYEin Mon nil bnithcwinlnw interment was mud in St Andrews Complexy llllin ILLIAM HORTON SINCLAIR lStuyncr Correspondence chiLuknouzu in Nottowasucu lownsiip William Horton Sinclair dicd ntCoilingwood Oct 24 1940 Born in Nottawasugzi on July 1889 he was son of John SiIn ciuir and Mary Johnston He lived for 54 years on the Fourth Line of Nottawa and had resided in Col lingwood three years He furmeciwas tax Collector assist ant to Furlong was auctioneer and served as clerk for 30 years member of thelBap list Church he was Reformer in Gentle enoUgh for delicate silks and rayonsror soft baby woollens La France brightens up faded prints too Full instruc tions on package Product of General Foods saxmomma we Hove uISolinSmoollj Erofessional Finish Whmbvanu Surviving are hi wifc Grncc Baycroft soaniCk farluingrrat Stayner two brothers Alex of Surnia and Dan of Toronto and The uneral service Saturday Oct 26 was conductedvat the fam ily residence in Coliingwood and at Stayncr Baptist Church by Rev Plaskett and Rev Graham Many lovely flowers were sent in day evening Oct 28 th remains rested at the home of brother Ted at Bond Head f0 service on Wednesday Oct 30 which was con ducted by Rev Burton and Rev Hearn Interment in Bondead Cemetery The ptlll were Larry Maisel Ro chesterNY Doctor Sebben Strat ford Cameron Loblaw Toronto Byran Loblaw Toronto Fred Pear son Beeton Wm Gould Newmar ket Friends from distance at tending the funeral were from Kingston Stratford Toronto Bar rie Aurora Allistonpc Rochester NY and Syracuse NY Just add Sarina to your regular starch createse satinsmooth nish that sends youriron speeding over starched surfaces Saves wear and tear on materials by eliminating stickili an Starched clothes iron uplike pew because Sarina restOrcs their original finish Full instructions on package Township and Stayner Baptist Church Relatives and friends at tended from Sarni Toronto Brampton Inglewood Barrie Col iingwood Creemore and Eimvale The pallbearers were Finlay Hughes Carscadden McAr thur Schell and Robinson Interment was in Stayncr Ceme tery Pots Wings on your Iron News items vare appreciated FINLAY HAWKINS 7A Produdof General Foods Write names clearly Finlay MCFlaane Hawkins former res1dent of Barrie died at the KitchenerWaterloo Hospital VI on Friday Oct 251946 at the age WIN Will make the or as lurjestplofitelmm Barrie livihgson DunlorrSt teamster he was employed by the Town several years Twelve years ago he and his familymoved to Kitchener Surviving are his wifeformer 1y Ellen Hart four daughters Miss Edythe Mrs Edna Medill Mrs Marguerite Sprague and Mrs Lorne Alice Madiil ailgof Kitch enerand 10grandchildren Thec funerelwas held on Oct 28 to Weedlawn Cemetery Kitchener 3AsOnOf the late William Haw Every day more and more peore are entering kinsivand Catherine McFarlane he was born at Egbert Essa Townslrrp the highly profitable business of Chinchilla Ranchingi These who have made searching 7He attended Knox United Church Investigation of this new milliondollar industry are selecting Royal Chihchllla blood lines forII Royeg their breeding stock Why Ask any successful Chmdulle fur breeder Hell tell yOu that the highest profitsgo tolbreeders who usetop blood strains Chinchilla ranchingis noexception And sinceI FINANNAL INDEPENDENGE 0AM BE YOURS VBoyal Chincth are bred only 90ml Yey whtitlsmiiitte lddpnrtuient irrtlieV city or gimme best blood lines lt will payIyou as it has in thocountry you can raise Chlnchillasu They require hundreds of others to found your business on acglteIswfgngfggklpengivihegggnngLmRoyz ya1 Ithese strong healthy beautifullypelted animals fed only once BI day and the means costIper P3 is below $4008 wear Tlie ric pei pair or guaranteedRoyal Chinchilla is $1650 eke advantage offing proven ranching plan and supervisor service For hardy stockFfor top blood Ranchers with Years of expgrlentn for breeding strains or your own independence and profitable future and over threequarter riilllion dollars invested in iglcgngeglaah gglhghmlie bFaihiggazgglehasiomhg me Royal Chinchilla 1Ihis ensures I101 you the very act now Be sure and write for free literature today tinestbreedlIng stock Iknown tothe Chinchilla industry Humane assisted byIiRev lN Mills of St Jehns Anglican Church Kitch loner The pallbearers were Ernest Sprague Chester Madiil Lorne Ma dill Jerry Barron Marvin Jackson and Bob Reed Those from out of iizowii attending the funeral were flies when youTfnvestdn Reyal Chlnchflla you gel finest pedigreed siockfstock selected byI Canadas Oldest audlhe worlds largest Chinchilla iiiiiiiip CANADIAN CHINCHILLA CO LIMITED 319 Bay Street Toronto Ontario Telephone WAverloy 1611 Gentlemen or optoelectronicIt ou omu intestinal creates qftgen Ithe llacunae iiyf hepdachse 1111 feelmg Makes you feel min sum NR and N11 Juniors in also Plain or chocolate do IT PAYS To INVEST lN ROYAL CHINGHILUV When you purchase pairof Royal Chinchilla against loss by fire and theft And dont hesitate to enter thisbusineSs believing you lacks eclal experience Cast all doubt from your nd you are watched over and helped so that you rollow our proven clung plan Canada need many successful bre ders htnchlllad to supply the tremendous demand In addition an to cover every event lity you have the advantagesI our special pervlsory service hacked by earsvot experience HALJWm QIIIdOUllillll0llclblllllIILOIIIDOIIiOIIIIll can00quanloosenInigo nounuuuuuonnnunnunuuuuui had district sisterIIIlfl Beattie of Siayncr eluding wreaths from Nottawasagei For number of yearshe resideddir lt with Rev Johnson officiating VV his political beliefs Wilbcrt Stewart nnd Milton Beaner cmmr Luzon $620 per day SEMISKILLED LABOUR I567125I$640per day snurn morn 5$e4o$825 perday jurcrwumS 50 Rough WOVod Spruce and Balsartn$425 perTCVOrd trim ARE THE WAGES new collection Your arms Abitibi Power Paper Co Limited I100 Rough Wood Spruce and Balsi 3751591 cord RATES OF PAY WiiIIn addition totheobove striproods to bepaidforat the rate of 1c pcrfootforgl road and 1120 per foot for 10 road AVERAGE inclines roll Pircrworms Ami per daysacg IV EXPERIENCEDincrwontrns A31 lacuna IIedys131 About 75 of the lvvork is VdOne bypieceworkerew mold and Lodging Charge is $1210 Calendar clay forcacheniployor ApplyIiitoIiVyoulf V1lluestVIhintitlllal Einploylent OfficeJII 01 Abitibiinipioymcnt Officeslisted below ICIOmpOmyj EmploynienytwOlfices Irjfi4ltffsASKOONWGINAWNNIPEGo PORT SAULT STEMARIE TIMMINS SUDBURYV

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