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• For aat 35 (Referred to in Section 88 (t)1
Notice ((Holding an
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OATIORS. TRA,VELLERti
'NLE . ..ORAL DISTRhCT .. F' HL ItOiV
clotie is. hereby , �ven. that trsant to'the provtsio of
the
•bice.DrAct S tion 8l
poll will' be opened en
T A• E I _' . . • SATURDAY, the %:l.is. , " lo . rind
�i!�D ._'.Ka FEID� . .PND• � t � ,
Est god: days of Julie, frein eight o'eloek \in' the foremen. uutii
flys teelotk is .the afternoon -aid frooit sea'ten; • o'clock in the afternoon
until - ten o'ci Qui Memo*.
P
n ' lee fort let sal t c't � � f' ro it b�
• The. colli g place nthe , . A,�' is a< o ,Hti n
lot' .ted at Goderich Town nag for the - ,ur ose of reeeiving. the
a p
votes•of railway eInplQyeeS, sailors and travellers whose ,employment
is sae, as to necessitate their Absence from time. to time, from their
ordinary place ofreside residence, or �whahave
reasonto 'believe- e
-thatt
they will be absent upon the day fixed for , the eleetion,
The ballot box will be opened and the votes counted at 7 pan,
o'clock in the Town Hall, of Goderich the 4th day of June at 'the
said, place.
Dated at meter this 10th day of May, 1940:
. OtikitK FISHRR,
20,1 Returning Officer .
RE; VOTING AT AADV.NCE .POLLS
The following persons shall- be permitted to vote at advance
" polls in addition to those classes of voters named in Section 88 of
the flection A,ct, B.S.C., 1937, Chapter, 8
Delegates to the convention of the" Ontario Provincial Command
' of the Canadian Legion, British Empire Service League, which is
to be held in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, 011 June 4th to June ,7th,
1945; both days inclusive. " • • • - - "
Such delegates, whether official or fraternal, if their names are
-entered' on the _voters' _ list for the appropriate electoral .district,.
may vote on producing to the • deputy returning officer - at the •
advance poll their credential card appointing thein as delegates,
such card to be signed in printing by Thomas Magladery, Pres-
._..._ ident,,• and. countersigned- in handwriting . by W. T3urke,
ret'aiy'of tho'- int^:'ario :Prv`:zntidl CAmin. ucl aaac ,du -ir akin the
cleelaration .t Section ,S8 l0) ). properly amen ded..
Seliool",'tea0hers who) haveleen :s in noised--It�--Tororttc)Tey ishe
Provincial Department of Education for the purpose of marking; .'
• examination papers where such summons entails their absence
•
.from home on the day of polling, may vote, if. their names are
Ain the voters' list for the ilppropriatee electoral district, • on
i rodiicislg to the' deputy returning officer the letter .of instructions
'received .by' thein from the Department of Education and on
nialcipg the declaration (51ction 88, (6.), ) properly amended.
4et.Any Active Seuice Voter w h®-- is absent on leave from his . unit
bat vho • %ri11 be en route to . his unit on the day of pollingniay "
,ote at ail advance poll in the'electoritl district'in which he is .
'ordinarily resident udder provisions of Paragraph, -11 of the
)ntarioAi'tive. :?ervice Voting Regulations, 1945.
'pht'
above -i§ JI direction. made byme as ,Chief Electoral Officer
of the Province of 1)utario under authority vested- in me by Section -
- 5, .-sultsection 4, I f'''the Tlw cthin Acct, 1937, and Section 4 of-, the Active
Service Election Act. 194,5.
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It is. not too Carly ;for June brides to be tIdiiking of their
wedding flowers, •
P `4.
We have u reputation , for 'turning out beautiful wedding corsages :
andbouquets made , Co blend with the costumes and to Snit, the. �.
person ity of the wearer,• ,
We:i' vita ' �o
ilk yoll to see many actual p�at'oglr"allhs of brard+�s went' :'
flowers - e havew tfig
v►' supplied, also' to. Inspect our volume of cuts of
wedding flowers of every typeS and at a wide . range e of prices., "
We keep ourselves posted on the latest m weddin procedure
and are s g 1 . g p
always d aPtl .ta act as bride's counsel alon��‘tUese lines.
Church. ,or , a ,
H rale �Decoruttons tau., suit .eve
sons
The;
SaGttCY ,.e
!ci �-
" Deaw'.
Florists
The' Greenhouses 'that su have •� '
Yxed; .
p'� flowers to Goderich
and 'vicinity for 40 'years,
PHONE 105
AUBURT '
Red (roe ndfit.-.The Literary
Society of Auburn t 'nbiie Sehdol open -
sore(' 4 -bazaar and afternoon tea in.
the Foresters' Ball on Friday after-
noon, The hall, was artistically decor-
ated with • red, white and blue
streamers caught in the centre of the
hall tp a. table where pietnres 'of all
-the Allied leaders and their.espective
Bags, made a very •attractive. setting,
Afternoon tett • was °served at ., small
tables Land were in charge of .Marie
Rittliby, Violet Nevins, Jean Rirk-
eoniiell, , June. Beadle, Pauline ` ;Sing,
Doris McKnight. and Joan • Killough.
These • girls were assisted by • junior,
girls of the school:• Garth Meglinehey,
;Bill Seers and G►1en Yungblut bad
charge •of the {,bazaar., J)uiiiig `
afternoon •a
variedt.a
n
d.interestln
Y• ro-
grain, was vat on, by the its, with,
JohSeeks .an 'Donald in as
Iku-
nouncers. Miss Marie T' Raithby and
Ted e Turner were accamp anfsts. The
proceeds of the afternoon =taunted
to s30, which, will be given .,to the
., +
Junior Red Cross. The '1's , and"
their teacher,i
M ss M,° .fJaesar,, are to
be congratulated on such a . successful
afternoon.
Death of Mrs. Robert Scott.- ,Tliis
community has lost an esteemed 'resi-
dent in the death. of Margaret Isobel
McLean, .wife of Robert J. •Scott, who
passed away in Alexandra "Hospital, Parhhlll, amt.': Mrs. Keith 'Gardner
1R DISTINCTIVE I+l:aOR,AL iRRANGEMENTS
-Fresh Roses always LI stand
Phone. 880J at all hours, • Muth* S. Stewat't The Square
"In ifowers it has been StewarriL sf lee 1,8o°Y
Gadericli, late. Wednesday night,•ut-the
age of sixty-seven. Years. Mrs, Scott
had been a great sufferer from asthina
and was taken ',to Goderich hospital,
,
on,•Monday
for treatment. • She was
born in Asltdeld. township, a daughter
of the late, Kenneth ante' Barbara Mac-
kenzie. MCLean, and, n, February 14th,
:1912, was married to Robert Scott. of
Port Albert. After' their :a ,marriage
they, lived en the farm in Colborne
township now -00301 v ned by , Nelson
• Mc
-
iarty,• ' hater • .they Qperatel .the
Auburn
chopping milt for four years,
and Ewe t e rs • ago theymoved to
their presentm farane mileov west of
Auburn...- .A1rs. Scott Was a Member Of.
Knox, Presbyterian church ,,and of the.
Women's Missionary Society," Besides
her husbn.nd she leaves one son, Sgmn..
Kenneth Scott, who op March. 22nd re-
turned ,home after five and a -half years
of overseasservice,. and four daugh-
ters, Miss • Mildred . ,Scott, Reg.iV'., of
Mitchell; .G race, of Hamilton; Jean, of
(Isobel), , of Benriller., .Also surv'ty-'
in are four' i. tern Mrs- Leonard P•
Brook's (MMin sie) of Calgary ; Mrs..
(Mineie),
HectorMcLeuu ..(Lillian) , of`• AmWerly ,
Mrs. ;Jas. F.. Thomson -• (Florence),
of Goderich•arid. Mrs. Eugene B. Rieke'
(Grace) ' of+Pieton, and three brothers,
Dan, 'of Kintail, • Kenneth '.of..Forest,
and Colin Joim, of- "Walsitigimm. The •
funeral servic , was held .. n Saturday
at :Knox Presbyterian.
eftertiden' t
church and was,. very . largely attended.`
r f
zste e
...m3 of ane n
1tev. Robt. o ll
,cC ,
church, officiated`; „The ' pallbearers'
a
were Messrs. .: Jahn Houston, ston , Thos,
Nall, Howard Robertson, Wm. Stewart,.
J. J. Robert"son and Virm. Corey. The
:many •beautul: floral' tributes were
carried b� Thos;' Hamilton, Stanley
te., y .
and Bob McNeil, Gerald Hamilton,
'Kenneth. and. Roy V'odden.. The inter,
anent was .. in Colborne cemetery.''
Friends were present from ° Forest,
Parikhill,. Clinton, lkiitehell, Goderieb
Lucknow, , Port Albert, Denfleld` .and
the surrounding- distrit t, ;
PROGRESSIVECON$ERVAIJYE.
COMMITTEE ROOMS. — TELEPHONE 154 •
In August 1943 You ,Elected • DR. TAYLOR 'and the DREW GOITERNMENT
to Put into Effect. the ' Constructive . 22 Point 'Pro am. • •
. w
This Program is well under *ay, and among many other things' your . School
Taxes and Hydro Rates have been reduced.
I;:.LPVerflfl1efltT
ELECTORS OF
HURON -BRUCE
Your Vote and Influence •
T RESSIV.E LEGISLATION,.
,u ... -- ^ARDIFF'A�tLOR _
JUNE 11th. V'.OT.E C
:G C
MASS• 'MEETING
ODEIICH RINE
edea.' 'rte)' ' }���F.y,• Evening, May 30th, at 8 p.m..
nourable• DANA PORTER
NG AND DEVELOPING .IN THE -DREW Q, ABINET
SPEAK ON BtiTALI` OF ,
I
OBBS TAYLOR
LIBERAL CANDIDATE
' HURON -BRUCE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
M. •Rawlinson Limited regutarly• make
ap',aad ship Household Furniture; Con.
soiidated Fool
Cara to Manitoba, Saslateb•
ewan, .Alberta, British Columbia and to
California. Write,- wire nr pbon e f or reduced
freight rates. ° Established. 1885
big Yon$e Bt., 'throato. 3 Kingadale 5125
110Y1HHG, PACKING, -SHIPPING tad STORAGE
•
Mrs. H. A. _ Wright, 'of , Aluherstburg,
is ' visiting in town.
:Miss i argaret Slean, of Toronto, is
the guest of Mr. and `ilirs. Fred
Murney. '-
Dr. E.
Taube of. Western University,,
London, and Mrs. Taube and" Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Vincent of, Wetdeld' Were
-recent guests with Mr: ,and- Mrs. 'J.
Vincent, East street.
'Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mutch attended
a Mother's pay gathering at the home
of Mr.
and firs: Harvey: Aitchison;
Wingham., ill memory' of Mrs. lt2utch's
mother, the late ars. Wm. Aitchison.
Members of . the i tp iiy and relatives
were present from many points:
lid
Received
i
v
ed
a large shipment of' "t
E. -Breckenridge
(Sucessor to the late
Fred Hunt)
, Hardware -and Plumbing
Garden Tools
'Wash Tube •
Motor-4Oi1 •(gal
Galvanized Window Screens
Quantities are limited.
Buy,.Early.
OFFICIAL Pita
1T.QONSERVATIVE. GiANDIDATE FOR HURON
I
GOD SAVE THE KING - -
Progressive Conservative: Part3r ' of ' Huron
�he
• ., n the:,inju,§tice of farmers incomes is removed : the
4 •
eon - only of Canada
• y as- h
a wholtwill be strengthened and
the cross section of our population will enjoy a New Pro -
sper ty such,`as we°have never had before.
WEEK -END FEAA.PlRES °
Kellogg's . Oven Fresh
ez .L8 oz, _k s'i o
p g
Standard Quality
, PEAS • 2-20 oz: tins 21c
Arctic
Pastry Flour 7 lb: bag 250
Bitterest
Shortening lb. 19c
Pry's Pure Breakfast
Cocoalb 19e 1 lb; 310
Corn Starchpkg. l0c
Chicken 1l'is►ddie. tin 29c
$25 • a week minimien- w r
law for ,inen 'with proportions
increase for women. i.
During niy •terns in the
Legislature I used my in.
, fluence at every oppc ltun-
.ty in favor sof UNIFORM
( 7Tf_
iF i.4
gain elcoted 1 will do°
• Un�
What* can` t� _bring ,
orm Rates into` efect:
ar tJAMES BALLANTYNE
Full opportunity in
life for ex -service
nen And women.
Whoever -needs to -be added
•to.the Feder
o
Government
.pplann forite$abihtatioil.:w11
added.
ealt . 'Insurance
-ee
Ti)9,
relieve wage • . earners
and salaried people of the con-
stant- fear of . heavy medical
and hospital bills,
AY LMEA SOUPS
Assorted Flavours Tin 9c •
Davis.Gelatine ppkg..19c
NQ.
Qum*
RICE• 2 ills. 25c
Strong support of floor
established during the w'a
We will help farmers o
ize, into various wpmgroups.
Establish . a Hie, exp
fed Marketing Branch.
e condemn the Drew Gov.µ
hent• for stopping bonuses
cheese, hogs, wool) sugar
etc, by closing ParlYa'.
went contrary to agreement, be-
'fore money for., these 'bonuses
was passed.. WE. WILL REIN-
STATB ANDD " MAKE THESE
^BONUSErS. RETROACTIVE
WHEN ELEgTED TO OFFICE
North •Iluron Progressive Conservative Association
rr Tomato' Juice Gila Ftee •
KELLOGG%%, ALTs -WHEAT
2 p , 25C
I,ondonilerry
ICE 'ORRAM POWDER
'kg.15o
Lo ng's q:C. Sauce , :"bot,19c
Woodbtlury'o
Paoiaal ...
2 bars �5c
rww,rwn�r •
' Interlake Lg°e.:
Toilet Tissue, - 3 rolls 2$c
J_ CALVIN �4. P,
P .one.116
J. J. McIWE MaliVE14.
Phone 46
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