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Vol. 76 39.
Tr...ONDON FREE PRESS
CELEBRATES 100th BIRTHDAY
On Saturday the London Free
Press ct'lebrate,l its 100th Birthday,
We have great pleasure in announcing that we are° going to open our
Walker Stores
Y- A -WAY
Blanket Club Plan Again
$1.00 down 50c wee*
Now folks and good patrons in the past, it has not been our pleasure to offer
von this wonderful opportunity for many, many years. Now that KEN-
WOOD BLANKETS are becoming a little more free in their supply to us for
which we are Exclusive Agents in this district, -Ire are opening our Blanket
Club again—all you have to do is come into the store, pick out your Blanket,
any size or color which you may choose, just pay $1.00 down and 50c weekly (or
more if you wish) and before you realize it you will have your beautiful KEN-
WOOD BLANKET paid for. Something to cherish-Something to look at.
"Warmth Without Weight"—That is their Slogan.
Wouldn't it be wonderful—A -KENWOOD BLANKET roR CHRISTMAS!
!anti FA reeogoition of this event pa•
;lisped a 232 page edition the largest
.edition ever published by a
/Canadian item-spat s.sr.
The Free Press centennnial edition
took
nine tit,nt a year in preparation
and. is a careful review of human en-
.dcavor in Western Ontario, of which
the newspaper has been an intestral
part throughout its 100 years, Devel-
ft.TIllent c if the ...--,Inituunitics of the SOU-
th(..mli peninsula of Ontario—industri-
comutercialiy, politically, educa-
tionally and socially--is illustrated in
its pages by word and picture.
As a climax to the day, a banquet
NV-as held in the London Arena with
nearly 1,000 attending., including the
members of their staff and
correspondents and Western Oman.)
w,,,chly publishers.
It was our pleasure to be present
and enjoy a very excellent evening.
The program presented was outstand-
ing, and to listen to Edgar Guest was
well worth the trip i itself.
Tribute to the service which weekly
newspapers give to the people of the
towns and villages and the distinctly
rural areas of Western Ontario was
expressed by \V. J. Blackburn, presi-
dent and 'managing director of The
London Free Press Printing Company.
"It may be truthfully said that the
weekly and the daily (newspaper)
supplement each other, the weekly
giving a personal, and the daily a'lnore
general. news service," Mr. Blackburn
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ELIMINATE ALL SPECULATION IN FOOD MARKETING
GUARANTEED FORWARD PRICES TO FARMERS
EFFECT FARMER CONTROL OF FARM MACHINERY MANUFACTURING CONCERNS
ERFECT FARMER CONTROL OF INDUSTRIES WHICH PROCESS THEIR PRODUCTS
FORMATION OF MILK POOLS TO PURCHASE AND CONTROL SALE TO CREAMER-
IES, CONDENSERS AND WHOLE MILK DISTRIBUTORS. EQUAL PAYMENT FOR
EVERY GALLON IRRESPECTIVE OF FINAL USE.
WE WILL PROVIDE LONG TERM CREDITS TO INDUCE OUR YOUNG PEOPLE TO
STAY ON THE FARM
INSTITUTE'. A NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE PLAN.
Providing Free Health Services and Hospital Care for Everyone
OLD AGE PENSIONS OF AT LEAST $50 PER MONTH AT AGE 65, IRRESPECTIVE.
OF MEANS.
These and other Measures in our platform will stop the drain of young people and unearned profits
front the cotmtryside—the disparity between what the producer receives and what the final buyer
pays will be reduced with benefit to both.
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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
Wednesday, June J5, 1949 VAG E TWO
RAMCREST WHITE PAIRS
In All White or Colored Borders
72 x 90 $19.50 pair I 66 x 84 $8.95 each
72 x 84 $12.50 each 1 60 x 72 $7.50 each
We are also Exclusive Agents for
HUDSON'S BAY BLANKETS
72 x 84
JOSEPHINE ST.
RAMCREST i BLANKETS
Plain Colors Satin Bound
$10.50 each 72 x 84 $13.50 each
TELEPHONE 36
FAMOUS FLORALTINT
Tone-on-Tone
NORWAY CAMP
Checked Blankets
WINGHAM
The Old Parties Have Failed
THE LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT'S
ACHIEVEMENTS
THE CONSERVATIVES
VOTED
AGAINST
LET'S GET OUT OF THE OLD RUTS
VOTE--
HARRY CHARLES BURROWS
by North Huron Elettion Colutnitted,
WHAT THE C. C. F. WILL DO
HEALTH INSURANCE, MARCH 9, 1949
CONTROLLING RISING COST' OF
LIVING, MARCH 4, 1948
ORDERLY MARKETING OF FARM
PRODUCTS, MARCH 9, 1949
MARKETING TO GREAT BRITAIN
UNDER CONTRACT, MARCH 25, 1949
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Cx C,• P. a-Amin:JAI% HURON NtittTa
ilf• ,z• 'Mr. Jas. Walker accompanied hint on
ibis realm to spend the summer at
'Coldwater, ,
Plan to attend the popular play
"Hazel's Hero" by McIntosh church
young people on Friday evening„
June 17th, in the Town flail and enjoy
an evening of fun,
The Ven, Archdeacon W. A. Town-
spend I.I.I. of London, Diocesan Sec.-
Treas„ will be the preacher in St.
Stephen's church on Sunday next.
Mr. and Mrs. J, McKnight of Tor-
onto, Were week-end guests of Mrs,
McKnight's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Brown,
Miss Verna Harris, of Paris, Out,
is visiting with relatives on the 12th
con. and B. Line. •
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graham and
Mrs. Adam Graham, Fordwich, Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart Higgins and small
sons of Wroxeter, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Baker on Sunday.
Mrs. Laurel Duburgess, Toronto,
• Mr. Mac Duburgess, 'Guelph, visited
at the home of Mr. annd Mrs. Jos.
Bennett on Sunday.
Mr. Arthur Stephens returned to his
home from the Listowel 'Hospital on
Thursday. He is the last of the three
victims of the unfortunate motor ac-
cident of March 16th, to be released
from the hospital but will be confined
to bed for some time as both ankles
are ,iii casts.,
Ball games last week didn't go quite.
so well for Gorrie. With the Stone
School on June 8th, the score vas
18-12 in favor of the Stone, School and
on Friday night at Gorrie with Wrox-
eter, the score was.„18-12 in favour of
Wroxeter.
Mrs. Geo. Anger has been a patient
- in Wingham General Hospital for the
past ten days, having undergone two
operations. She is getting along as
well as can be expected.
Mr. Wilbert Galloway and son,
\Ves., are busy erecting a building of
concrete blocks on main street south
of Harrison's garage to be used as. a
work shop.
Mr. and Mrs.,Arnold Halliday, B.
line, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. And. Davidson, '
Reeve E, J. Farrish and Deputy
Reeve Harry Gowdy, attended County
Council at Goderich last week and
went with the Council on. Wednesday
for a one day tour of Western Univer-
sity, London, a reception at the Lon-
don Club and dinner at the school as
guests of the Board of Governors of
the University.
A number from this vicinity were
at McIntosh church on Thursday
evening for the supper served by the
,Mrs, E. H. Doerr and family, M r, ladies of the congregation and the play a •
• Robert Chamney is spending a few Pcinintreohn
has
by rteheeenst,loyutbtgeenpsehoipngleled
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ney and family at Windsor.
The
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days with Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Chant-
. painted and the interior re-decorated, a II
Mr. George Wallace, .Mr. and Mrs. making a fine church property.
' • • Wm.itRitigler and Mrs. H. Jefferson Mr. A. H. O'Neil, wife of Dr. 0'- It IN
attended the Wallace picnic, near Sc- Neil of Huron College, has &en elect- is a
ed President East Middlesex bean- IN
• bringville on Saturday. 1
visitors with friends in Goderich on erYMWrs.o m
Gaen0',s Auxiliary.
Robertson
• Mrs. R. Chamney and Gordon were
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King.
The Women's Association of the
United Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Geo. Brown on Thursday,
Jtune 16th, at 2.30 p.m. A cordial in-
vitation is extended to all ladies to
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. John White anti
children of Sault Ste, Marie, were
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Harold I. Durst.-Alvin Hudson, C. D. Walmsley on Tuesday and Robinson consulted a specialist about Earl Harrison aid Gwen „Ruttan en-
tToronto, was also a guest at the same Wednesday of last week. Mrs. White her arm which has been very painful sembles to be shown from Gorrie
home, is a sister of Mrs. Walmsley. The „iris- since she suffered injuries in a car GrouapndT,113,eirsleadceeresi,l Mrs. HaroldErtle:-
Dusty DeNyke, " The Log Cabin itors travelled by way of Manitoulin accident some weeks ago. It will be gar
Balladier" of CKNX, Wingliatn, and island and are returning by way of necessary for her to have her arm.11.ebein Gladys vied two silver H spoons.
arper,Patricia
Margaret
Mrs. DeNyke, were guests on a recent. B,irsacebi rr heid wherefgaet,rAfr. s Ii. srs.knnWiheirt.e will in a cast.
Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. ,kit her
Miss Anges Lawson of Toronto, is
Achievement Day At Bayfield
Harrison each received one silver
Strong, Grace Harper and Mrs, Earl
Thomas Parker, Belmore Road. The Sleepy Time Sewers are to be
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Draper and. dau_ visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H:King congratulated on their success at the spoon and will receive another in the
mail with the exception of Gwen Rut-
tan
Mr. King. Achievement Day in Bayfield on Sat-
tan who gave a comment on her En-
ghter, Leann, wbo have been holiday- an
ing in Massachusetts, U.S.A., called Mrs. Jack Musgrove was a Toronto urday. The girls modelled the gar-
sernble and will receive two more.
for the week-end before returning to
En-
on Mr. and Mrs. Dave Draper, visiting visAiftonr aonnd WmertslneKsdeany Hlaasstt. ments. they had made in their skit, ie,
"Bedroom Ensemble". This skit was Wm. D0ulat Mr. and
their home in Toronto. Mrs. W. C, King and Mr. Ernest chosemsto be preSented at the Strat- Mr. Wm. Douglas of the 9th con.,
Mr. anti Mrs. F+P.. MillWard, Carol King spent Wednesday in Toronto. ford Fall Fair. Grace 'Harper received east, passed ,away in the Listowel
and Ernie, journeyed to Toronto last 'Mr, Ernest King remained for a few the Huron Co. Honor certificate and Memorial Hospital, on Sunday morn-
week-end, they were accompanied by days visit with his daughter, Mrs. pin. Two ensembles front each Jr, ing-, after an illness of several months.
Mrs. Irene Higgs, Mrs. Millward's Percy Colmer. Institute 'Group are to be shown at Funeral services will be held on Tues-
mother, who has been holidaying with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robinson the Huron County Agricultural Field day afternoon from the home of his
them since Easter, were in London on Friday where Mr. Day at Goderich on, June 15th. Mrs. brother, Mr. Jas. Douglas, Gorrie.
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bathing parties from this section. E-. ' = 'Bruce Beach bathing is exceptionally NI
fine for the smaller children.
Mrs, Fay Hack, Inglehart, Mr. il Softball plus Cloivri Circu Harry Dewey, Toronto, are holidaying
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SLUMBER THROWS
Satin Bound
SOARING PRICES •
LOSS OF OUR BEST FARM MARKETS
NO HEALTH INSURANCE
NO PLANS TO MEET UNEMPLOYMENT
Miss Olive Jefferson, R,N,, of Strat-
.ford,, was home over the week-end,
Mr. and Mrs;. Ted Thompson and
children and ,Mr. and Mrs. John Tiff-
in of Wingham spent Sunday- with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Norman Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Chamney and
Mr. Robert Chamney were week-end
visitors at Niagara Falls with Mr. and
said, "Only -when the two are joined
together in the hands of the reader is
his newspaper service complete."
A friendly' spirit has always nre-
vailed between the Free Press and the
weekly papers, and The Advance-
Times joins in wishing them continued
success as they enter their second cen-
tury,
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C., formerly of Wroxeter, now holds a
position with the C.P,R. freight De-
partment in the Yukon, working be-
tween Dawson City and White Horse.
Ken is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Kaake, who moved West from
here some years ago.
Mr, and Mrs. Art Forester, Dublin,
were recent guests at the home of their
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Mrs. Jas. Armstrong called on Miss
Mary Pattison, Wingham, Thursday.
Mrs. John Brown is spending some
time at Molesworth.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank: Earls and
Lynn of Wroxeter, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller.
Mr. awl Mrs, Wm. Lynn spent a
couple of days last week with Mr.
Wm. Brown of Fordwich.
Mrs. Thos. Nichol of Teeswateri
vas a recent guest of Mrs. Wilbert
alloway.
Mr. Elmer Dickison of Teeswater,
vas a week-end visitor with his sister,
Mrs, P. Ashton and Mr. Ashton.
Mrs. Gerald Galbraith and little
sons returned last week from a holiday
at her mother's cottage at Port Elgin.
Its, Fydell is spending some time
now with her daughter, Mrs. Galbraith
ttd Mr. Galbraith.
A number from here attended the
Jacques Re-union in Listowel on Sat-
urday,
Mr. Mervin Walker of Coldwater,
visited his brother, Mr, Lorne Walker
Friday and Saturday. His father,
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