HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-05-31, Page 4It not too ° early for June brides to 'be tbinl4pg of tingir
eddin flowers
We have a reputation, for turning out beauta'fl wedding corsages.
and bouquets ' made to blend with the costumes: and to suit the
personality of the wearer, .. ° n °
�fl a .invite you to see Many' actual photographs of.,brides wearing
ume of cute of
flowers we Have supplied. � also to xlt�peCt our v01
wedding itowers ase every typo and ' at a wide range of prices, : , • ..
° We ltee.p . ourselves posted. on the latest id 'wedding- procedure
and ire ahvays glad to net as bride's counsel along these lues •
'Chorch or 'Home°^ Decorations to suit every, purse,
oq. AND "UZAR
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C. J. itiness
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CONVERTED DRUNKARD AND GAMBLER
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' Mr° rind Milt. B. Pearlman held a
Saturday sale of household effects 003.successful• sale
d for the time being at
least will reside is Goc1erlch.- tueknow
Sentinel. .,
• at the
'opinez LOW' ► RASUNDAY, JUNE.. 3rd
11a,ln ted `8 per»
"S�; ON , SOxt BY BPlt1) .t? MISSIONARY MISSION
ANNOUNCEMENT ... -
1 Karn now selling.. 'i'F'ONDER.
BREAD and HOSTESS CAti ...
received fresh every 'day and ain
arranging to deliver at least three"
nines a weeks. •
I will he -please r to serve you.
SORTXTON,
Trafalgar St.
TlI DAY, MAX
1st, 1g
° Tagflay--,d U
P'a.ease support the Work of . the, Shut-in's Day.
Aesoeiati0r by uying a tag on 'Saturday. a The ° xrioney .
raised' wilt be used solely to ht�lp meet the expenses of
publicizing th'e Day' as :the services of the o 'seers and
, . s -given n . >a. _uu •22,
representatives are gratuitously.. tonal.,
Miss Hope Hutch .hasreturned from:
a"week's Tisit with her sister," Mrs;
Jarvis, at Oshawa. .• • '
Mr. and Alms~ .Ater. Smith have re,
turned ,from- "a. two weelcs' iiia;it to
Blenheim, and Windsor.. .•
•
134YFIELD,,11fay 29.• ---Mr; and M.
James "'Day and two' children, of De-
* Trost, spent :the, week -end with, the
formers parents; Mr: and Mrsf1• f,. .
Day. •
WS. 1•'� A., Edwards,," who spent the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. RR j.
W atspn,.'at Broadview,, Bask., returned
home on Friday,' ' She was accompaniedx
by "Misses B, PollOck,.and Ruble Risher
of Kitchener, who spent the week -end,
Miss Janet Manson.: returned home
last week after having spent some time
in .,London.
Kiss. M, Fairbaiirn of Detisbit, ac,
eompanied•, by her niece, Mrs. I'i . Rend -
MOS of Birminghafn; arrived on'Fri";
day` to spend, the season 6t her eottager'
Mr. and Mrs, .. '. Stewart and Mr.
J. Stewart, or., of Hamilton, were at
,their home over the week -end.
M,.s. C. W. Brown of Clinton, Iowa,
who has been visiting her, sister, Mrs.
A, Arms.treng, Bronson .line, has
opened her cottage for 'the season,
hGreelnonse s that h
aveaupplxcd flowers to Code "ab
. and vicinity for, 40 years.
49, BRUCE ST. ,PRONE 105
MONDAY, JUNE 4th
Keep Tom Kennedy as your .Mi,ister of Agriculture
Huron -Bruce Progressive Conservative Association
IN MEMORIAM
POLLOCR,-In loving memory of
George Pollock„ .who .passed away
on June .2nd, 1940:
.--Ever remembered • by . Wife and
Family. -22
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered.. Immediate arrangements
can be • made for Sales Date *by
calling Phone 203, Clinton. •
Charge moderate and sa,tisfac-
tion Guaranteed. 1.9tf
BXG:a' 90 190
'p'
Ayltnear
Tomato Juice
Mutrets
French : us
Vanilla ' et "?"Y
Cow Br. Soda
Aylmer
Hydorated Beans 2 tips, 9. •
, Grapenut Flakes pkg'. 9c
--- 19c VALUES
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 tins 3.9c
Newport
Fluffs ,
Laing's C.C.
Aylmer
• Plain- Olives
29c SALE
ALUES
20 -oz tins 9c
pkg : "9e
t jar :90.
P P '
-4-de :bot, .9c
lge pkg. 9c
PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
North Huron Progressive Conservative Association
You should buy- Life •Insuranee,
because the future is a most
. expensive luxury,
H., .
M. FORD
Get insur 1 — Stay insured —
Rest assured,
North St. Tel. 268w
• "46-7.,
CASEIN WATER PAINT
5 'ib pkg, for $1,,,05 . .
Por Sale at
.• '.
�O DER�CIT' ELANIG MILLS
—.Geo. Westb oo
•
r 1„Mgr. � ° ,' Flo
nc 388
3,6t r
'a 'large shipment.. of
Carden "oo1s.
Wash.�''abs¢
Motor 0 (g°al, tins)
Galvani e+ °` iTarpdow, Sarecn
Quantities are:1inted.
Buy Early,
E. .....BreckeNridge
'Successor to the late.:' '
Fred Hunt)
Vegetable Soup 2 tins 19e
I illcrest Sb'ortenin; ' lb. 19c
Robin flood
SOatsgni-White .. 3 -ib. ' bag 19e
Toilet Tissue 3 rolls 19c
—n29c .VALUES—
Health Salts • ' "tin 29c
V.C.. t hoice.
Peas . ' - . 210=oz. tins 2906
Ronxau Meal • pkg 29c
Blueberry. '
jam. 24 -oz: jar 29c
Neileon'`s 'Cocoa 1 -lb.. tin 29c
Alliib's' ,
Apple% Juice 2 20 oz; tins no
Javex • 2 -bot. 129e
Aeroivax'
Liquid Wax ° _ pt 20e
A ,y
In, August, 1943," you elected the --GEORGE DREW Government
on tie basis, of ' the well-known 22 .point programme,
HERE IS AN EXAMPLE OF HOW THOSE PROMISES HAVE
BEEN REPT.
In 1945 the School ?Boards of Goderich will receive from the ,,
Drew Government' grants of $35,750.00, AN INCREASE OVER 1944
O} :$28,200.00. »
In 1944.you paid taxes for school purposes of $42,500.00.
THE 1945 INCREASE OF $28,200.00 is 66% of THIS— AS
AGAINST THE 50% PROMISED, a ,
If the School Boards requirements for this year had not been
increased to absorb this extra: $28,200.00 YOUR TAX„RATE FOR,.
1945 WOULD ITAVE BEEN 24 MILLS INSTEAD OP' M11-4LS; ori"
the basis of the published Town Budget. d
In other words' this extra '$28,200.00 will be spent t i Town,
and it will not cost the Taxpayers one cent.:
Let 'us have more of this.c ing
Dr, Rlobbs Taylor an
George Drew Governm„
• Published by.. the Progressive Conservative Par
'It is not.. foreordained that farmers° shall work
for less pay than anybody else; or have:'their, children
receive only one-quarter ,thh' chance of a secondary edu*'
cation, or 'one-tenth_ the chance of a 'university education
that other children get; or. see their wives forced into
lives of toil, often: 12. but sometimes 14 -•hours a 'day -=-
y :
Sundays and; holidays included .. The trouble is that
no • one with the necessary authority has determined to
correct the basic -economic -ill of Agriculture.!'.
John Bracken, the Rimer, is not content,
Merely to point out the injustices 'of.. which
he,. and every, other farmer, is only too well
a*are. a is : deternihied to abolish these`
economic ills, these inustices, -immediately
and permanently. John"Bracken guarantees ,
definite . PROTECTION FOR FARMERS
against income collapse. and wide extremes of
income fluctuation:
-41 The' Farinershah be . guaranteed a ,just
•
and proportionate share 'of the nation's
° income.
Thi
,. -Al be doneof-fair rices
'-by a :eyetexri � 'p
to be announced before "the season' 'of
The
farmerWill then
carry on th.
�.
t�
.. the -'assurance that he will receive a' just
share of the national income. He will thus
have money to buy farm.; implements :Wand
,provide " for comforts. His own 1i�Ving
standard will be permanently raised and
• ile:will be -able -to-+ ontr- bute to-commumi
. Y
it We shall re-establish • a Natural Products
Marketing Act. »' ,
W e shall appoint a Board of Livestock`' Com- .
missioners in which shall be vested power
to regulate and direct all aspects of Hite -
stock,
i estock marketing in ;somewhat the . same°
manner as the Board of Grain Com mss-
sioners regulator .the.handling- of wheat: •°
These are only the highlights hts of the Bracken
Partys pledge to Canadian farmers a Join
John Bracken in.his.fight for farmer's' rights.
WIN WITH BRACKEN
JAME EALLANTYNE solicits. your
platform of- advanced but sane 1egisk
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$25Minimum� Wage
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Assistancetoi'oUrist.: �ndu ry ound Finance
TO THE E ORS OF GODERICH
�f •. '� �..► .. ' i ..� I III � i '.. .. `
The Drew c vernthent increased A Edu
- 'reduce 1Vtimieipal. Taxes.
HOW 'MUCH HAVE. 'YOUR TAXES 114 -"
G .Blit BEE REDUCED '1s
• NOT ONE CENT
'Hepburn will enact a measure that will . do
✓what the Drew, Government" has failed to
do—reduce your taxes,'
a
are .a •-burning• issue in Godericb---a. Town
where industrial progiess is blocked by
, high,, X ;:
power r0t�, know your problem and"..that wi
l` l en
able�u -to
atgate
t it
4d.
industries.
will4"damy utmost to secure for you rates
.•L.-.
•keels.
LANTYNE
PROTECTFAMILY ALLOWAN�S
The return of Ptemier. Geo..Drew will be 'a threatto tli i alnily Allowances
ingasur'e of the Federal Government. Here is what lie lir said
• "1 assure you that the Government of Ontario intends to do everything
within' its power to make sure that this iniquitous - :, :oes. not go into. effect:
principle r i� intend to .resist." °.;Q
It is not this bill.,_ s..,�,...
Will the: electors of Turon' vote to allow Geor er ew to s end their m '
g � eneq°.
in fighting a measure ,which will be of such; great' benefit to the people of this'
rifling—a measure which represent, the greatest advance .in social tbetteiment
in Canada in a 1ifetrine : h . , ty
Protect thePanay. ,c'.+;lowances by voting for the Liberal'' eai didate °
° .James 133allantyne.
° x1trlilished by the Liberal A.ss(WixttiIfli of 0otlericli