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t - Gt DEB,I011 T'C!' NS t ', May
t. ongratulatiQn0;" to ` Mie.: and Mrs.' Jahn
•Clements on ''the arrival of a .'wee e '
- daughters
hand . Mrs. Fred Black and Ray-
mond, of Owen eSound, Were` recent
4lues is with Mr, and , Mien, Art. Tick:
borne.
Mr, and `Mrs. -Sam IlfeNall, of, (bode -
rich, were • recent guests with Mr. and
•
Mrs. Vin, Puller,
Union , rlltirch° Notes jThe -May'
uteeting• iaa'the w..t.g.. of 'Uzuion elturclt
was held QII 'Wednesday ' at. ,,the house
ttf Mrs, (Rev.) L. H. Turner, Goderich,
with '.fifteen. ladies present. The de-:
votional exercises were conducted by
Mrs. Gerald. Orr. Mrs.' Ilarvwood `gave-
a report of the Huron presbyterial:
Meeting • held in Goderich . on; May 3.
Portions. of the book "Second Pioneer"
Our Full .'bilge
of Prics
meets the needs and
wishes of every
4'Ap family.
CRANSTON 'FUNERAL
HOME
17 Montreal Street
Phone 399 J or -W.'
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.BrophO's
Funeral flonlo
13 MONTREAL ST.
:Ow! Funeral Chapel combines
the dignity of a place, of worship
and the refinement of a quiet.
residence.
PHONE 10
FLOYD M. LODGE, Director
•
You are in ited ' to listen t�
"Music for Sunday' program over
CKNX, Wingliam, each Sunday
afternoon at -3. p.m.
/3E ICE SIONAL-STAR
T
holm Convalescing
After ' Sever Ill
After many severe illneasee or serious'operi, tion
the patient is very often left in an . rnely "weak,
To: t> , eonvalesCent WILD wed. some kind
of a tonna t 'stimulate and, built up the weakened
they m, we would recommend Milburn'S ',tfeatt. ' • assist
em back, to health—happiness again. ' and Nerve �a1Ds to
These pills Help, eupply elements necessary to asst, the convalescent
pain bringing aekt bodily str gth and vigour. .•
Price 00,, box, laa'pills, at till drug counters, C1
, . 'Tho (1't ad mark a "Red. Heartt'" on the ptiekage.
LOok for aux regist d 'trade Co., Limited, +yoramto, Oni: a
w read.by Mr.., A, illi ►, . Wui
Porter, Mrs. Gordon Orr 'amid Mrs.
Puler. The .-treasurer, Mri. Gordoiu,
Orr, galve t'h'e 'liaatatteittt report. Tile
meeting elOscd with oyer by R,ev.
the
L. 11.. Turner.. L/juach. Wasl��.y,$eQrveil bay h hostess. . - • •Owing. tY' anniversary
services at Victoria street chttrcb on
Sunday, there will be no service at
Union. .:. The pastor,- Rev. 1G. II.
Turner, occupied tate pulpit at. 'Union
Ulr •S'tnxday, delivering a lino sermon
ori the theme, "Love Shuns the Parade
(*round. • .,•
• CARW
•
ARLOW, May 21.—Mr. Roy` Lriing.
ton and Fay, of Toronto, , gni* Lily
McDonald, of Galt, and Mr. and Airs.
Ross , ,I,41 eDonaald, of c,o0ei'ieli, ,visited
Itb ,Mz w tiild Mfrs, `4, Arrington,
Ursa .,Win; Stevens and fir, and Mrs;
Caarma.ir , Stevens, of �Goderich vis}ted'
with Mrs. 'it:,.0eai,.r1 '
}� Mp sister,
Hilton Amos��fof Parkhill hill visited'
his sistear3, Mrs, W. Wilson.
The W.ALS. ,zees , in' the. hall on
Thursday, with' eleVen present. Mrs.
R. ' Rean had ehatt --of the meeting,
Mrs. Tait Clark ,acted as secretary in
Mrs, Sto.11's aabseuiee~yaind gave the .re-
port of . the 1 resbyterial meeting. Sec
ond-lianci. clothing, Was asked for the
bale, to be in by the, end of'May, A
dainty lunch' was, served by'lairs,
Chester l?eagan,, it being her mouth:
for- the meeting.
Mrs. Lizzie . Ewing, of° Collingwood,
and Delbert, of Cruiiilin, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Fordyce Clark .oh Sun-
day, MTs. Service returning with them.,
' tggs. • Th;oWas Wilson, Mac and
Johnny and ilton .Amos motored 'to
Toronto.
Jimmy Clark met with an accident
and had his eye cut .With a piece of
steel. He and his mother are at pre-
sent in Godet'i wtb Mrs. John Clark.
First Co-ed.: "'What is the height of
happiness?"Second CO -ed: "In my
case, he's -about six feet tw.o.inches."
: 'Pacts- of friendship tivill' `i1.pt last -
without 'acts o2 friendship,
GODERIO$ MEMORIAL
.�NBnWtEST »,Ds/Gants
�R +QST OF -MATERIAL •
Guaranteed workmanship at
prices .that vctilt please you.
v~3AV,p
ALL AGENTS FEES '
Calf. at our office; Phone 242J or.
,drop us.a:..line to Box 161, Goi e-
richh. We -will be pleased to call
and help choose: a •suitable. 'mem-
orial for your:: family_ plot` .
R, .-A = SPO-TTON.:
St: Andrew's St.
FUNERAL 'SERVICE
No extra eh �rge for the use
of our Funeral Horne, Toron-
to. Street: • •
Froznpt •+Ambulance
Service
Phone 335 \, .?des; 355 or 7
Cemetery.
Memorials
You are. invited to inspect our
stock in
Clinton , Exeter Seaforth,
• Phone 141..
Enquiries. promptly attended to.
Cunninghama C Pryde
(THOMAS PRYDE)
a
'DR. HOBS TAYLOR, .. , Your. Provincial Goverment ...under
yPour active representative in
the Ontario Legislature •
since 1943
the leadership of P'reuuer Geo. _A
Drew. has been -able to • dlbll mo§ti sof its - elec- ;
tion pledges- in spite of the obstructiquist tactics
ttlLiberai.C.C.F;-Coinmirnjt � tie-- cls •
f oreed the preinature June 4th eleetiol
Y .
gi n ,, e e -C- on=7-
servative Administration to carryon -
iug,majo7rnty.
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nervous, run. -down' condition
DQJN S OF
DV( A,NN'ON, May2i,—"ttcicliY"
Joclilln ` of It:ftcbenei,' .. a returned'
soldier, Is expected to visit with M .
and Mrs. Geo,- Rivett this week. They
11'ave• not met him yet,, but ,are
quainted through correspondence, he
being sin overseas 'pal of their sun,
,Leonard' Rivett, Leonard,- Who is. re-
covering,froin .bullet wounds in Eng.
land,., will soon be home, his pal thinks.
Mr: and Mrs., John McWhinney and
Mrs. Charlotte Reid spent Saturday
with their. relatives, Air. and ;14115.
Itobt. Reid,. who have retired from the
farm to Hive at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs.' sllarbld Durnin of
Detroit and M. • 4. E. Durnin of
Luckliow were recent visitors with
Mr: ands Mrs. Robt. J. Durnin:
Mr. H. Parker, a third -year student
of Harron .:College, London, has been
engaged'te- have charge of the Anglican
churciin services for the sulnmer months.
R,ebecelt Caldwell spent a fort-
night wieli ,her daughter, Miss. Pearl
Caldwell, Leamington.
Mrs.. Leroi Stiugel and ,daughter
Marietta visited 'their aunt, Mrs. Don-
ald McNevin, at 'Goderich Hospital -on
Wednesday of last week. Mrs. :1ic-
7evin-broke-her Dight ankle..twb weeks
ago, _
<Mr..,,and--lllrs._.x1'Jlf�=ud.,.Ni�-eus
-.and
family, 'of; Sanford, ,v isited the lady's
parents; r Mr, -and Mrs-, Robt. 1 toore.
11ir, `WIn. Stewart of Glenn's Hill
has been "Wppoiitted the new •_post-
maSt;r fol' 1)aangsinmon.
Mr. SfeWhiuue y i ci itizig his
sister in C1eti+eland.
Mrs. Catherine McKenzie, Lochalsh,
Was a visitor last week with her sister,
•Mrs J. G. \rontgomery�. .,..
Rev.A. L. Ailin Was. in charge oi,";"the
service at tile. United church on Sunday '
morning'- and also • supplied, at -the
Port. Albert and Crewe appointments
-• HOLMOSV ILLS
IIOLMFSVILLF, May 21. The,,
Ebenezer W.A. held ,their May Meeting
at the parsonage on Thursday; with
a full attendance: An interesting re- •
-port 'of :the Presbyterial niee'ti,ug . held
in Goderich a short time ago was given
by -Mrs. ,,bra .Merrill. A pot -lock ,sup-
per. was served.
. Mrs. . Laslibrook . ani- daughter, . of 1
14,'[itehell, were week -end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. john Potter. , . _ .I
dMiss,,Eetty Stock spent the week -end I.
with' Mr: and 'Mrs. Earl Williams. andl
family at Goderich ' /' }
Mr. and Mrs.' Leslie Jervis receised
a cable' .ou Saturday', from -their i'soul
..Ivan,. who had ,arrived • in England
after spending six months in' a German
prison -camp, In the' cable Ivan- states
' he is feeling' well and 'fit.
- Mr. and Mrs: Wm. -McClinchey and•
son, W.H. McClinchey, N.II.O., Sydney,
N.S., accompanied Mr. and Mrs. James
a Cox on a motor trip to Gosiien,'Ind.,
where they. are .spending.a few': days
with the former's =daughter, Mrs.
Barringer.' . , ' • ..
The many friends -.of Mrs. H. J. Tre-
wartha, who underwent a serious oper-
ation in Clinton hospital last week, are I
pleased to know 'she is progressing
i
favorably. • '
Mrs. Nin. Jervis underwent a serious
operation. on Fridaf hist in 'Clinton
hospital: Our earnest w!shes are ex-
tended•, ,for an early recovery.
r.
in the absenee of the pa tor, R44'. '. J'.
Vielterson', °TIe gave • a. forceful ad.
dress, Mr, ,']ills.' haat.
. •suppliedbefo
re
in this church and awas remembered
br many.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, will
Smith last week were Mrs. --Jack Mc-
Call, . Lucknow; M'rs, Jos, 1 illough,
Seaforth; Mr, and Mrs.Sloan ,and
their son °Harold, 'wife and Soni Billy,
Toronto,
Women's Assoeiation,--Qn F'riduy,k
May. 18th, the Women's Association
of the United, Church met in the church,.
bas'eiwent,. with Mrs. Popp in charge.
Mrs,,Sillib, read the Scripture ;.7esson,
and Airs. Reed offered prayer.` Mrs.
,Reed :gave .a report from the parson,
age committee.. ` Mrs. A. B. Pentland
gave the topic; "The' Christian, Home."
Mrs. Petrie read -a poem, "Friends,"
and Miss Dorothy 'Robb favored with
two violin " selections, w "After the
biizpah benediction, the ladies did
quilting. •
MAFEKhIVG
.:4i EKING, May 22.= -Mr. and Mrs;.
13icbiIpatriek and • Douglas visited
. BENMILLER .
' BENMILLER, May ' '22. —• Mrs..
Walters and , Floyd' spent a few days
last week • with 'Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Jervis at golmesville.
The play "Uncle Josh Perkins," by {
the.:Walton :players, was, well receiv=ed
by :a large assembly - in; Benn3i-i-11er-
church' on Thursday -night. .
' Mrs. Scott of • Goderich visited. her
father, Mr. A. Vnstone, • and . family.
on Sunday.
Mrs, Jas, Jewell, has -sold her pro-
perty at Benmiiller to her nepliew, Mr.
Percy Warner, of Goderich - t
r -: t-ra. tr-i —;t_
her daughter, Mrs. Sturdy, and faintly
in Goderich township.
The; s •mpathy of this conanitinity is
extended to Mrs.'i elth•'Gardner in the
irss of her mother.
Ir. Jas. Stewart of Allentown, Pa.,
is spending the silrnmer--months with
his brother .The at tbe• Stewart home,
That can be done by voting Or
NILS
NILE, May 21.-:-N iss M. I. Currey
will attend a •special meeting of the
.Deaconesses in Toronto op. Saturday,..
•May 26th. -
•tV.M.S. and Red Cross. -::Wile
met in the ,Church on May nth, the pre
sident, MiSs Currey, iii the chair. -•T,i e
Seripture lesson was 'read by Mrs
Jack Poo ga n,-a-ud-- missionary rel - were given b, , irs: D. McPhee and
Mrs. John McPhee, and one on Christ-
ian' stewardship. by Mrs. G. nutreclge.
I?oe'ms 'were reach by Mrs. McIlwai#i
and .Mrs. Morris. A short report was
(,given of the Presbyterial .meeting in
Goderich, °.'rite following is the lied
-Cross report 'since January, 104_ I
p4irs°- servwe' 4ohk€;, ` 4 -pairs seamen's
Socks, one quilt. The study book was
thea taken by Mrs. Thos. `MePliee.
The meeting closed with the Mi pah
'benediction, The next meeting ` will
be on 'Jtine 13th and Will take" the
form . of a quilting. - There will ,be >!t
special colleetim for .the. . Milk for
llritaIiih fund
' NIECE `017' AURPLANI roL i`D
A• three-foot :section of an airplane
propeller was foaled nn the Inkeslwr+t'1
at Douglas Point, north of InVerhuron,
on' h ridgy by Jack MacKenzie Of Brut c4
township. ,finding,, of this gives
ercdelice to • the belief that tiie AVrs,
Anson bomber' missing on a, Algltt
from f'or't ; llkert last anttirati went
down :hi the lake, somewhere in, that
;vtcirtityKiiuctirdiae News..
AMMO
friends in, Goderich and Atwood an.
Tuesday" east, • . ' ` '
1V1 ,-and'Mrs. lerziaan Philips 'spent
Sunday With her •parents, Mr, and _Mrs.
John Campbell, Belfast.
Miss-. - Susie Kilpatrick, Lucknow,
visited this week -end -with Mrs. Thos.,
J. Anderson. •
Mr; and Mrs. Miller Johnston and
Eugenia visited friends in Milclntay
on Sunday.
Blake's W.M.S. held their meeting'
in the church ou May l th, with Mrs.
L
Menary, preside_nt,..in Charge.` ik[rg
'.phos.. J. Andersen ably gave the last
chapterin thee : study book, "West .of.
the Date. Line,'.'
Mr. and Mrs.' Aubrey Higgins and
Jack, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Misner and Nola, of Stratford, were,
week -end visitors with Mr and Mrs.
Herb. CurraIr ' , y
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maclver "'and
Jackie visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs., Thos. Blake, at .the end of the
week.
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To the political and economic reactionary, Social Security is. something to
be used as a bribe to win votes -- a sop io soothe ,unrest,' Social makeshifts
of that kind are actually off ered t`o-day as political substitutes for .sound
'
economic : plrinning'for:the dost -war reconstrii 'tion. of Cajnada.
To the Ste!te Socialist, on •_the, other
hand, Social Security is a bookish theory
seeking to prove that poverty would, be
'much more endurable .if only :it were
much more - general. t
And now, listen for a moment .
John Bracken, the forthright leaderof
the Progressive Conservative Party :--
"The State here in an `�`. �nli•
[ ..Canada � tke� .in
Germany, is the servant of the .:people,
not its• master. Finance, and eeanomic
mechanisms associated" with' it, .must
McPwise be regarded• as theservants, not
the masters, of our .economy. The under-
writing �' .AND 400tial
security n 8 a p'r'oper function of the
State "
Notice ,how closely prosperity and
.social-rityaretht'1: -b. -
We are . d et atfned - that Social .
Security 8611 'nit, longerbe'regaided.a:s
, a charity but as . h xt It social
obligation and ilat onal. resp il; ib1Jity of
the.. -very first magnitude and . import-
arlee. Social' Seem -its, is rnu: t ,grow withu
prosperity--beeattse the degim to which
se c im&y'- y 3 ` j'ide is deter.
mined b the alae iff the nbifionar lncome. •
We are pledged to Maintain ,in thiat income
t 'high -prosperous lev 1- tagainit
this .:baekgrotjnd of plenty for all, dint
...: the' Progressive Conservatives see
Social' Security--
The Progressive Conservative Party
is pledged:; to provide, without delay, a
uniform and - comprehensive social
security iprpgramrne for all Canadians,, .'
including:
[Extended
coverage.
unemployment insurance s.
,`Adequate payn ents for the ' mainten-
ance of unemployable.
WAccident and' sickness benefits.
V hildren's allowances.
iVMaternity benefits.
;"'V W1dows' bene fits
Retirement pensions.
`'/increased old age • pensions at age 65:
S► Inertia ed pensions for "the blind.
Where any of these ,social' `services
are Administered provincially, we shall
provide grants `Iarge enough to ensure
adequate staff dards of social security
for all 'Canadians.
•
Compare this positive and , oriplete
programme with the make -shift ex-
pedients',, of other parties.. Np other.
CI
party :can equal`' or even approach John
Bracken's guarantee _.of security f or.al
Canadians.
, It's rational security—NOT
rationed
scarcity .-
a
SIVE CONSERVATIVE LAND
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