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A1'riTRN, April 18,--'3115$ \hiss Frances '.
TIOnsten,YBI"•, of Iitcheaier,Vent
the week;etad with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John f Ioatstoar.
LAC. Stanley i1. eNall, Fof' ' Dunnville,
is visiting has parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos..M4:\al'll .
:hiss'Uorney of BraUtford spent the
Wee-10n;'�eaith her :witx, -rs r
_Haggikomd Mr". Ilaggitt..__.. ' m
Miss BettY �luith has
retatne
;
fronsradisi•ti(hoslc tBiuddsuiiissTepr1ornne.
1 •s spent
and Andrey Ross' of Lo.c iaa s2�
Sundaywith Mrs. F. Ross.,
Mrs.. Albert Iosette of St. Catharines
is, Visiting her sister, Mrs. Fear y' •Mt*
cent . °
AR. Th. eppaz'ci, • "of the R•C ':
V,R ,tics n trod �1. oxn•, Sheppard,
Have rettar:ae(i to-:Blep .ei*, after n _x"i. lt.
With friends 'ere, • ..,
The following' teat era,. have resumed
their duties after, sending the Easter
holidays • at their respective porus&:
Miss Betty. Asquith, ` Benmiller flat
Crlaig, Wingham; Mar or`% ,.krfhlir,.
Teeswater, and Dafat'll.Tto*'s, Galt: .
Mi. Earl' 'Craig hes received 'his,
honorable discharge from the array.
spent some time overseas, 'cohere . he
revered injuries which uecossittited hfs
discharge.•, He ,.is alt present visiting
MrAitill Mrs. Bert Craig.
A. large number -attended 'tiie picture
show' in -the Foresters' TInIF on Wednes-
day 'evening sponsored, by the McColl
Frontentac till Company, of lrhich Mr.
Harold Bogie is tbp ..locals distributor.
Mr:and Mrs. Geo. $catty and family,
of Tama., spent Sunday with 11r. land
'Mrs., HarveyMcGee. . `�, ,. _
The Victor". Club .sponsorred a,no.ther
dance in. the Foresters' • Hall on. Friday
last. Tiffin's.• . orchestra . providing - the -
music The door prize was won lir
Clarisg' Carter, the statue dance by
Glen Patterson and Marie Watson; and
the elimination dance her -
Stewart and Herman' Fisher. -
Mr. J. McDougall, who 'has . been
employed with Mr. ,J,' J. Robertson for
a -number of ;rears, has been engaged by
Mr: Geo. Bean for a year and moved'
to the King -farm this week..
A large number attended the supper
lionaeniade bald ng sai1P Rliieli i
-
:--held „in the basement- of Kao: ,E1'osb —
terian church on. Saturday •evening,
The tables were. in .charge of Airs.
Edgar, Lawson. Mrs. Wellington Good
and. Miss. Bertha Wagner_ and the
homemade baking was in 'charge of Mrs.
'Fred •Ross and 4Misr Josephine Weir,
The recei is $511 wi4:i'
i• . ...o for the Sundac_sch0ol,
-INSERTED BY THE, HURON ootri TY
WAR FINANCE COMMITTEE
, Brua e1 i; Mi. 'and Mrs. Larry Header -
r. Tom Henderson and Mr. David
llentlersea., Listowel.
Reath of Mrs. Margaret Melntyre..7-
Mrs. 11argarYetMcIntyr"e passed away
in (od.'rieh _ito lutal on April Filth, in
her seventy-seventh year. She was•'"a.
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Matthew Sproule 811(1 had resided in
Dungannon the last three years, Baring
previously lived on, the 'farm in As1
Held•. IIer- husband},' Thotiaea• eIntyi ,
1rede&ease( her thirteen,. years. Stir-'
litang. ,are three' dapgiiters, Irs. Geo,.,
P(1loek (xaanra,)•, of Slieppar('tt 1u "Hips. >,
Thos. D1ck5 a ► fit.,....
(Pearl), Of, .•a
est
a
nasl , . l Miss Myrtle
e reIn
r
of Goderici, also four Sons, Fontes and
°
rielF of Nile, Varner, f Ashfield,
and Harvey 'of •
I)upgannon. The`' frit.
eral took:place on Thursday afternoon. .
rl
freta kl>te . hotue' of •°last;, son, J'latnes ,� iic
intyre, ,Nile. the`serviee' being conducted
hyT:_Rev,-.'11 J. V1ekers�Rn,....:Th,a..,pa.11-
bearers were Will and : Hare Sproule,
Jack' etrie; • Will Finnigan, Goderich,'
and David itTeGrattetn, . Nile. The.`
0
a 's *ere Main tY'
iiatre bearer .A. , Harold and;
Ronald I?ieksou . Cecil,.> Carman and
F.att in ,P:olloCk, Wall graaiitlson_ s.' 'The re-.
mains :were laid to restinDist non
eemeterry..
,
THE NEW BAKER
�, air,,.• .aid a ":� Y r ,yam !nb
moved -to Goderic'h •front 'Stratford' a and
are operating the East street bakery
formerly ciwne(l by Mr. S. Greenslade.
Mr.' Barber assisted Mr. Art Curry in
thh laai�ex haihh;�`�1i,I'.`-for''se_yerai
Yeti, l .. C(1 '1A i10 i etnaa neweontei':
on every -FRIDAY morning' at.10.15
374:).izes awarded `eacc broadcast-
u The latest report received from_ the Provincial Department
of Health laboraitories of March 11th, 1944, of samples of milk sub;.
niitted'from the different milk vendors in thetown is as follows:
_ - Per Cent. • Result of
Source of supply' : =. B. Coli 'Standard Butter Phosphatase
_ Count Plate Count Fat Test
Beat'tie's. D
-airy—milk • Yes:: 0 '5;000 3.25 • A
Baxter's' Dairy---eream k 0 2,000 . 22.5 A
Bar er,'a.•Da airy—xuilk. , 0 ' 10,000 . ' • .' A
McManus Dairy -milk 0' 150,900 4.0 . A
,. lie lfa ius Dalry—&eani : 0 fl '50.000 25.0 .
•Goderich Dairy—milk 0 ,._1:"0,00'0 •' 3.5 A.
':'— oderich: Dairy—cream 0 . 500.000 19.5. A
Ores Dalry., --milk ' . 0 1,400,000 4.6 A
Ores Pairy--cream 0 't 00D 0){) 2o":i) TX
• _ eporh from: ie iepa.rtment.st-a�ates the water is-_ 1 -
• The interpretation ;oi this report i5 as ,follows : , •,
B. Coll. Count—Refers to the -F -bacillus coli germ, one.. Capable
of instituting bowel disturbances, . .
,The Standard Plate Count—Is an. estimate of _ the 'number of
bacteria :per c.c., not necessarilyinjurious, to health, and 'is ` an indica-
't:ioit of the 'care used; in cooling and handling„'_
The Per Cent. of Butter • Fat --all x-innli amount a S ;c fir _
milk and IS /c for chem pernnttett • ,- •
7. In -thePhosphatase- Test 'Column—The Tetter A indicates that
the mill: has been pasteurized. .a...., ;
QEO. W. SCHAEF1R,
” Ohairman, Board .of Health.
� + . F. GALL f rl 1P, Health.,
W.
- - " A Guelph medical , client
= itingus-on` March 28fli says
in. part': ' "Thank you very
much ' i eed for your very
elfettiv services:'. T: That un-
solicit compliment speaks
volu es, doesn't it
This`effective; -•service, is:: -..
;available_ to • you ,Take : ad-
vantaa'ge of jt and gnd in your
list NOW.
The Collection .Specialists ••Qat..,-.
OE ANrCEvILLE ONT.
Est. 1890:,.--•
Busier lo -day than ever.
13-16
with spring -11110a cushioilS
Reg. $160.60, .tor"
$140.00
„Another t:'!hip t -Of
P ��R
Ju-st
in.
Reg. w 1.5fl. dor .,$10.95
Reg. .$4,55 for $18.95
.,Sli ht1. so ed
ons
Florists
SiVCOE Stlii,'TO■/ YY,TE FOR,
STEWAy�R�(1T
GODEBIOR ^f" LO ISTl i",OR 40: ^_"'FJ1.F,}!S - ..
" "ra i ally w dila will'
I alt •a
hotter- mS n l ,t. loC: _
�' til to' his, door. ��Qs% 1aa(1ii�e' traps airs' out of OU1 1111('
l`J
a 4
,;. , ' r, " better af1owers and: the people aclf
We sae glowiilg t �tQ1 plants and ..
Goleai(h 'Ind vicinityatevowing to '49 't9Bruce ..cif incre;
asing
Inbers beeaase of tiea'extra value tobe Bad. thee5; ns for^„nstance
Really Erne Callas at,25 to 4o cents-.-wtty pay more
Om
10 to 25 cent; per St
- - � Bea
' if lila ,Larl�spnr in. 3 , odors _ . -Y ...._ , .,
We. -are ,� t ai. 're'lxa>¢ V0fl are assured of a Square
11 e�aaro laot on the Town , l a, 4
Bleat at 40 Biagio Street,
is impossible sse are' as
'• �, Colne` artd..se�^ for ;a olaiself 'or if that 1 �
near' " as yoUr . telephone. Call 1],0.a .
D' ,TNGANNON
DLNGAN'ON, April 19. ---Mrs. J. D.
Richardson .and children, of Aylmer,,
spent E lr . eir` holidays with Mrs. Aian'ie
Culler , th. 'of' the village,`
Lit ' 4;y One ` Taken. -••-The little
daughter bf Mrs. Robt. Henderson..
Dungannon, and Pte. Robt. Henderson,
overseas, passed away at Alexandra'
Hospital, Goderich, on 'Saturday.
Margaret Weaaltha, aged three' years
and ten months, .was born at Wingham,
coming to Dungannon three ,years• ago,
her mother being > formerly • Agnes
Young. Other children in .the faniily
are three °brothers and a sister, Elmer,
Jean, Jac and 13obby. A private, fun-
eral service was" held on Monday at -the
home of the grandmother. Mrs. J. 13.
Young_Rev. C. H.-1McDpnaM officiating.
Tl>:eL paill)enrexs were.. Tom -_and- .'Fred
Young, lIarold. •and Jim 'Errington;
and the flower -bearers, Arthur Young
and Ross Errington., Interment Was
in Dungannon cemetery. Friends who
cane from a diStaa•nce were Mrs. Frank
Stamper; Wroxeter ; _Mrs, Will 'Dawson,
Whitechurch ; Mrs. Ward Sellers; Mrs.
. ftM . ed Stewart -mud, llF1 -W.4:--Stich,
" `!:5.;'1.x... .•.<;
Come -in land see :the -nest
Shades and weaves, in Suit-
ings •and Top Coatings_
We have
TROPICAL MATERIALS
for Officers' Summer
•tJniforms
:remadeiling Service
RECORDS U.1(ar
• REI 1FO,R;CEMENT
UNIT
. BASE
RE1NFORCEM,ENt
DEPOT NORTH AFRICA
ti, '•. .y {rlF r p� r r rj�'.
ttE1,NFORCEMENT
._ 13AT�7AL'C.ON- _.-
CRa,t=. ITALY
I1IIIII III
.
r"t[inf 'O«i derilig*it+ed pritr irantaiorlity of the Nation 1 Se1eetiva'
see*Ice Mobilization Re ulatioaras i
3; , Everteamployer of male employees must nuke an examinattz in►
of the dacumenttss'caf "nese' a stags p
P..,.. lOitees,` and forward 'sd+noe• `oil �---
those 'who fail to produce documents showing good `etlfaiding.
under Mobilization Regulations:
04 This ezetmrnatioid► Must be comiitetedbY May t,,1 r,
4'EMPI OI EIt" uclud+a atal+datasalttkl'iisd and'eo -:. ' • ', leroployers,,.
end also farm operators. •
k
frau: f Oilivi includes � Mala persona �rerluang fit
l�'iii'`
5. *booklet EMMPL4YERS' U1DE"iis bee sent industrial
and com *nr°reljd employ
crus. X return post card has gone to
farm operators. -,•
�'nu em4p1�X asla+lr,. as i s peat'>, n, and have not been notified of
If
tla a tintvey by booldetor4 obit: a ztiielthe,tte it'eatEaisf alio' -x_
meu.t mnd Selective Service Office and,th for the booklet.
woruers in a riestlinre, military agt., irralao Imo* not been Ira.
meted by the Army and who ibaire not n Postpone smelt Order
shouldapply for sok erdee' to the ne re tt Ilegyttratr intanttexli-
OVilotion to make .Ithevalor irnittaon rest* ort each and ever ►
employer dna,,, and eMployeet insist net;,
Ild?enalties are provided for r fadh im to ear** out Shia examhuo.
tion, anti far males • seEAPlo a tt failing to sit by i efctssal
sr+o4to
p1.t 'deco1t1111taGat+3r "
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fiA110/fig. MOM*
; TMENT ' 1a : A R,
;II?ICi'JI't #BI,1,� • A. boastto
HiS, is 'a War .of truoveineallr,w; Never before
have troops been moved such incredible dis- -µ
tances,, in so'many theatres 'of wa.r, su quickly ---
Night Ind day,'thousands of, n` are in motion,
-=-b ea moans rte motor-r><�ru,ck;and� a LL :', ed in
into enemy territory, s Lifting to keep the element
of surprise. Did you ever ,stop. to thunk *That it
means;" under ..-these trying conditions,. to , find
into
y • • , and put our.letteer- .:.
your friend, or relati�re .y.._
his hds?
s l e.o the tr " end�is
Yet in � ► talk *volved,
tracing .' , en Who are- . moving from reinforce -
`Meat units, fix: nglandto"" ou `de t , x i. Tial
gz� y.,.
tr !... or from one "location to anotheror ;through
hospitalization or while oa.Xeave_in the face'
of 'e'ct sort , of war 'hazard... 31,500;x4 .letters
ADVANCED
itE1i4rbitd ME,Nt'
BAtTALION C.M.F.
CUTER : fill.[,( ' 41
CL1N"TON
On ► :*rges{AFontoI I - J Z pi:e)
'fu dal t; and S Ur4ays
lava by' the arvSharaly
HON. W. t., !M1l*OCK, K.t:.; is :t;,,;iFtiST-MASTEN +GENERAL