HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1945-06-28, Page 3e
NaniTY-SEVENTA, 4.
NO. 26
Bus' iness DirOP or,j)
•
-
'1,1DLEY E. 1:10MES •
* Barrister, Etc, .
Ofilee-r.Court ouse, Goderlehe
Telephone 55. • -
TM. A. SUTHERLAND
Barrister andSolieitor -•
110Mee—North $t,*(ioderich. Phone 750
eiii..issosaponsesesmess'sarsessilsoLissesewsisoms,
'CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
,A1ONTEITII end
, „ .
Chartered ,Accountants
51 Albert Street, StratfOrd' •
. Toronto Office t ,302 Bay Street
gottre.•22eeee
.tretee,•••• •••te
pEARSON-HUNT ,S; CO. .
'Accountants and Auditors
195,Dundas t...
London, Ont. •
Fairmount 3877. ,
'INSURANCE
•
McKILLOP MUTUAL JIBE IN•
• filijR„ANCE, CO.--s•-Farm and iso-
lated. t6wn property insured,
Officers --President, W. R. Archi:
bald, Seaforth; Vice,President, Frank
MeGregor," Clinton; Manager and
Seeretary-Treasurer, M. Reid, Sea -
forth. -
• DireetOrt3-W. • R. "Arehibald, Sea.;
forth; Frank MoGregor, Clinton; Alex.
• Broadfoot Seaferth; Chris. • Leon.-
hardt, Bornholm.;„ E. J. Trewartha,
Clinton; John L. MalorieF,Seaforth;
• Alex. .McEwini, Blyth; Hugh Alex-
ander, Walton; Geo. Leiteh, Clinton.
- Agents—John Pepper, ,t)ruce-
.field'; R. F. McKercher, Dublin; J.- r..
Prueter,' Brodhagen ; George A. Watt,
'
Policy -holders Can make all .pay-
, ments_and get their cards receipted at
the Royal. Bank, Clinton; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, Kingston Street, Goderich, or
J. H. Reid's General Store, Bayfield.
MEDICAL
• •
DR. F. J. R., FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
• - NOSE, THROAT -
Late House Surgeon New. York;
Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital, assist-
ant' at Moorefield Eye Hospital, and
GOlden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England-, •-*— -
s „EYES TESTED, 'GLASSES
•• SUPPLIED • .
53 Waterloo •Street S., Stratford.
Te1ephen67..„. . '• • „.
Next visit Bedferd7Hote1," Goderich,
Wednesday. September 26th, at 2,p.m.
till 4,30 pin. ,
CHIROPRACTOR AND," DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
•
Goderich, 'Phone' 341 .
'.0ffice hours --1O'. tp, 12 a.m., 2 to 5
and 7 to' 8 p.m., Tuesday,. Friday and
• •Saturday. •
10 to 12 a.m. -only, on Wednesday.
Monday and Thursday at Mitchell....
Ivi_tle_r_q_f_lllile_hAthe=4;111).P.0113.Wee_14,
*. only. ,. •
ATKINSON .
51 South St.
• Registered under Drugless Practitioners
-Act for the Province of Ontario.
PUBLIC NOTICE
0 P. S.. CARMAN, Mus. Bac.; FA.
G.O.; L.T.g.L, • Member of Ontario
Music Teachers' Association; Organist
and Choir Leader, St, George's Church.
Pupils taken. . Residence,. • Mr. 4Y:
tsCraig's, St.- George's, Creseent..
„ ti +Lk ' •
• II
t
F. T.Arrnstrong-
QPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
()Square Goderith
"See Armstrong and See Otte.
At Lueknow every Wednesday
form 2 to 6. •
RAMIE
• INSURANCE'
nd
REAL ESTATE
ONE 24 corilmarf
D'ut »Ano,
itAxxoNlooppotra
Coupons'now valid, are finger 46 to
60,4s butter 99 So 112, .•uuL preserves
33' to P-1,.• ,s*
ranONiuslo OF 10.A.lial MACHINERY
ationintr, of new term machinery
and eqtripinent will be limited to
twenty -live items, aeeerditig to an an-
nouncentent of the prices and. Supply
representative of Westerrt Putario.fer
the Prices` Board, This order goes into
.effect ort July 1st, and is in keeping
witht the policy of the Boara to retnrove
.restrictions- On rationing as Seon as
the supply Warrants* it. The twenty -
dye articles still rationed .are in short
supPl3r. and pernaission of the regionai
farm rationing officer must tsti_11., be
obtained to purchase „these items.
Included in the list are corn pickers,
tractor plowertiller and ho,rrovS plows,
hay. loaders; potato diggers, threshers,
garden tractors, frnit-rilsorcbard Power
sprayers, pressure water.,;. systems,
-
power- pnraps. and other. • •
SUGAR FOR CANNING UNTOUCHED
IrS1 THE , SUGAR RATION . CUT
In ,eutting the sugar ration tbe
•
ment for sugar for canning was left
untouched. It is pointed tett that thls
was done lo that farmers and other
-country dwellers would have sugar to
snake. up ',for the •city dweller' • who
'
e
Geo.A. MacEvvan
Fire, Aceident-,and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
• WEST STREET
PHONE 230 Gamma
• P. J: RYA 1V• ,
Real EOtate and Insurance
Office and-Iteriidence;
11 Trafalgar Street
" Phone 663 •
• FOR SALE ---Houses of all kinds,
choice building•lots, business piii--
perty, and Several good farms.-- '
HAROLD •JACKSON
• LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON* AND PERTH
For information, etc., write
• R.R. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seafortli, or 867, Goderieh.
400111.11.11111
HuRom rouivirs rokemosi WEEKLY
GODB#101-1, 0
()tiers a
Last eeli's clioic
Laurence :Ole Makell.rOlitti'entlx
,7rianation-:-.:Otherff :Give, '•
iQU Uth, 12th
Eighty-one donors' reported at• the
blood' donors' olinie onTitirrSdaY mOrn
lug of last week. Of' these Sixty-liv•e
were aceented,,- Fourteen received gold
buttons far tenth donations; seven re
eeived silver , , buttons. for sixth,- don
ations, and bronze buttons were,given
to third. donors. • ,
The 'following were the donors, the
inunber after eacli name signifying*
the number of donations giveu since
the clinics were .Started:
Walter Hodge • (9), IL B. 'Williams
• (6), Wesley Bradnock- (6), • W. J:
Tinton (9), Wm. lkfacLaren (7)
Earl- Fuller (5), .Flora Smith • (5)
Archie Townsend' (10), James Adam
(0);J.• W. Harailton (a), Wm. O'Neill
(0), Pte. Steve Ruther (12), Fordyce
0 FIURSDAY,
IPI,* • .1'EATPO .43**?:
•
Js sometbitig ^to exerciSe the
memories of-GoderiCh
.nbuttX;pene'rvvstiliz&t.in eeaterxg swt,eleloriteL.tea lit olod.oleoeiN,ovii!ri 14,
Price's -grocery, C. Jilaeltstotie's
restaurant, J. Brephey's barber •shop,
'Tom Brophey's photo stud,io, Chas. p.
drug store, - Chas. A. ;.ksla,irtifs
grocery, Davis' drug store, Polleck's
shoe steree,'ItObinSOn's dry goods stere,
E. Curran's barber shop, C. R. Shane'e
gents' furnis1iing8 stere, the Pal'is C.
Humber Sc'Son'S jewellery ,store,
"..A.dvertisements of all these ceneerns
are on' a for -page sheet issued in
cormection 'with a' performance of tp.e.
San Francisco,-,*instrels a t MeLeen'S
Opera House (E. Cainpa)gne inanager).,
011 Saturday, February 8 (no year -
'given), PJie advertising sheet WAS
found by..DaVe Mtriro and is now in
liosseSsion of ifarold Blackstone.
Clark (10), Milford Thirst .(6), Maurice
COUNTY HOME HERD READ.
Macilxyaiu (4), Mrs, • Chai.i. Fulford
(7), Benson Feagan• • (2), Harold ED BY 'W'ELL-BRED HOLSTEIN
Blackstone (7), Lawrence yule (14),
Anstay (10), J. L. Crawford (9),
Austin Purdy (6), Miss M. Dickson
(2), SlacEwan (10), Mrs. B.
Marsh (0), Mrs. Blaziehe Phillips (3),
Dalton Shultz' (2), David Elliott (8),
R. C. Hays (11), Irving Hunter .(3),
'Mrs. John OloUsber (7),°: J. W. G.
Hamilton, Mrs - N. Anderson (2), Ralph
E. Poster (5), Alex. Butler (11),
-
Carman Feagan (3), :Arnold Schutz
(8), A. E. Grange (5)) Robt. "Medd
(10), C. A. Baxter' (4), Win. Lannan
(3), Fred,„:'Newington (19), • Mrs. 07.'
Powell (2), II. R. Armstrong, (21),
Ed. 'G., Nelsen (10), Arnold' 'AR:( onnell
(19), Gordon Taylor , Earl T.
Williaras (5):•, A. R.: 'Thompsen (8),
S. li. Blake (9), Sgt. W. L. fra rris
(4); Bert Craig (8), Fred Seers (5),
'Mrs. Harry WTillliwis (5), Godfrey
-SameS 410, Win. Marsh (l.p), Gordon- tration and we's-grand...champion at lea -
Irwin (9), Mowat McDougall (5), forth Fair. in- 1044:- and at Bayheld
Orville Blake (3), Ross ,Sparks (9), • Black and hit?,!_lity in 1942: • Her
Walkom (10), Carl 00x (4)., county ebat lonSlitp Record of Per -
Mrs. J. 11. Lauder (3), *ROY YQIIng formanee Hie "...Wt1.4 made as a seven -
(6)," Ted Bissett (10). •year-old Wbe Sh gave 717 lbs. butter -
7
fat from 11),873 lb. rallk in 395 days
A son of Meadow ,Glade Meg Pabst,
Huron county's best -producing Heisrein
Cow, has beeu secured from her -owner
W. Hume Clutton,. Ooderich, by th
Iluren- County Home; Clinton, to hea
Metz purebred Holstein herd.. He i
Meadow - Glade Admiral Pabst, noN
sixteen months old.' "Admiral" is
high-class individual, ,having been" tirs
Prise,:junior yearling at th.e Canto
Spring Fair held June 5th. He is
nieely-marked, deep -bodied bull of out
standing type and should prove a
excellent. herdsire, -
Admirars". Meadove Glad
'Ikleg Pabst, is not ,only top-notc
producer; .but 'a. high. -class s1i jt
as well. Alie,14$,
ted as- gold ioeclalt-in,,•--$elective
a
ful to each. wonfan who wants work.
e The hrst is `that ai+, woman,- caPaiele
li
• .,„„
,
TE 28th, 1945
Selective Seiwice
• Still Functioning
Revised Itegulatios Deigned to
Assist Women in Obtain.
ing 'jag
„
N •
National Selective' Serri,ce revised
.regulationS neW alloW women, VS look
Lor gbs, on their .own without getting
Perinitf ArSt from Selective Servite,
This does not inean;:lfewev`er,:. that the
local office of ,National-Seleetive Ser.
vice is going mit a business as ler as
AVonleh are coneerfied, Or tha,it is no
longer interested u the emPloytnent
.of .wonsenon the contrary,' it is ex-
tending its work as an, employment
Offiee and all perant_jobs and
be ready to hell) artSPwoulan to find
the job Most suitable for her.•.
The manager.,of the 'Cloderieh office
and Miss Westbrook, who is in-eharge,
• of the women's- section, point out that
the office ofOthe Unemployment Insur-
ance Commission can save a lot Of
walking and speculation on 'the part
of women as to where to get a job,
as it is still necessary' and advisable
'for_ employer's to- notify this -office of
any vacancies and help required. The
office can. also be of considerable ser-
vice to eniploy.ers in selecting applic-
ants for the vacant' positions, as eoin-
plete records are maintained and ap-
plicants 'Are inter -viewed before re-
ferring them to jobs, ensulIng that the
• most suitable applicants are referred
to the particular jobs- AraCant.
Two regulations for women's employ-
ment -Still obtain; but as it turns Out
they're not only sensible but also help-
• could-seeere commercial preserves and
baking that is risindly.' done in the
farmer's kitchen. In line with :the
.cuC in the sugar ration bakers will
have only sixty per cent. of the sufor
that•tbey used in 1941. Biscuit -makers
and breakfast food manufacturers will
have to got along odlifty4ive per,ceut.
and soft drink and candy. makers on
'Iffy per cent. of their 1041 quota. •
SOME QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Q.—Do * I secure , any extra ;rations
.for ttansietit help I shall 'require for
•rthis'year's harvesting?
' A.7 -Yes. Any *fernier Aviv) .employs
extra help for periods of hes than
.two weeks may apply to his lecal
ration board for ' transfent labor ra-
tions.- If the liefn is employed ter two
week's". or:,inore, ration Coupons from-
his!Lpersonal.book are used., In :order
to obtain the rations for, two weeks
_or lessyOuiapplyAsAmil or..persOnally.
to -the:nearest local ration board- or
ration, adininistration, branch office,
Applying hy.mail, yeti give your name,
address, ration boOlt uutither,• full, de-
tails regardingAno type and ampunt
of work, apProxithate length of time
required, to complete the work and the
date on whichitwill be eomnienced,
together with the number of men on
ployedsand the total nuMber of meals
to be served.Contains are not Pro;
vided'for tc,:ss than twelve.meals, , The
applicant must aiso• state -Whether er
not he produces his own. butter, hooey
or, maple syrup.
• DONALD B. • BLUE
PJCPERIENCED AUCTIONEER -
Licensed for Counties of Huron
• and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE '49 •
• For information -apply to J. N.
liernighan,„ Division Court- Clerk,
Goderieh, . .
"4-
- EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
'LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
• sWered. Immediate -arrangements
can be Made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 203, Clinton.
Charge-moderateancl satisfact
tion,Guaranteed. , 19tf
THERt 1.5
NO OTHER
TOBACCO
damtae
• FOR Pin Ok '
ROLLING YOUR OWN ••,.
AT PHONE
CAPITAL THEATRE
THE 47
•
Now—Donald 0 Connor, Peggy Ryan and Jack Oakie, in
1SIERR3 MONOHANS"
tirTHE
4
Tueidai,and Wednestlay—
. • 0
.Deamia Durbin, Robert Paige and Akim Timiroff
Afthedley of song, laughter 11.0 iteinoi.t woven
tinfo a grand intisield rocintins'r
'CAN'T 'HELP SINGING'
Thursday, rriday athrSaturdtiy:-..-
Rehett•LeWetY) Jean Parker and Bill Woo/ *.
A story of aeademy filmell at the ,Great rdites
Naval Training Ste:lion
"THE NAVY WAY
.•
Matinees WetinestioyS, Saturdart and holidaxs at 2,30 pm.
,Coming—"None nut thi toll* iteart.'
endh. person receive au 'nl-
lotment of ten pounds of sugar for
thinning? )T. •
A.—Every. person" having a ration
book is entitled to ten pounds-W's4ai
for canning purpose.
'
••
Q.—I shall have some Ainerican
visitors as guests ,this year. How. de
they. obtain their rations? "
they are going to be your
guests for five days or longer, they
Obtaili a ration card from a local
ration board or ration • branch ad-
ministration office after completing a
-form, • OnIyi-one, forin need be Com-
pleted for all, members of a family
having, the same name. , ' •
• Q.—When does the 'ceiling price of
live and dressed fowl (hens) take a
seasonal drop? *
'A.—July 31st.
, Questions on 'any regulations of the
Wartime Prices and Trade Board will
be answered 12 submitted to , the Int
formation Branch, Wartime Prices and
Trade Board, Federal Building, Lon-
don:
• Nolan ST. EVENING AUXILIARY
The regular meeting of the North
street Evening' Auxiliary Was helet
t • Mrs. IL •W. Bettor's' cot-
tage, in the form 02 a delidibus -picnic
• supper served on the veranlitth. After
• supper the thirty-four members, 'with
Mrs. p. Neblc izi the chair, .gathered
In the 41A/big-room around 'a burnilfg
and. opened *the meeting by
-singing "Onward, Christian Soldiers."
Mrs. 1, Pridham road the Seripture,
POlin 111:•_fo11owed by a prayer, by
Miss 111C1)owe1l and the LOydls Prayer
in unison,. A -hearty' vote of thanks
Was given Mrs. Bettges•sind ,,group 2
for imele a lovely evening. •
The three ladies chosen for ticon-
volition committee for the 'London Con-
ference,: Yonng PeopieW triton were
.),Irs..C. Baxter, Airs. It. Hopkinson:and
'Mrs, C. 'Worsell. '
Mrs.! 'Walter Naftet waS then (silted
upon and in turn asked Mrs, 0.-BrOWn'
to Come forward' so that she might
receiVe a life membership given to
her by the Auxiliary in appreciation
of her $100.00 donation last January.,
Alta. Brown was quite *surprised and
thrilled and exPressed her 'sineere
thanks, • * •
' The 'Sttuly."-bOok Wat-1 taken Iry Mrs.
X-PrOld TOMO, W1,10 told interestingly
on *twiee-Or,c1i44,inillting, In addition,
she has four other R.O.P tests,' ha viug
made 931 lbs. Initterfai t'sinu 16,373
11).s. milk it, hi 395 dttA,
.438 m. but erfat frem`JI,363 lbs. milk
us a Junior four-year-old • in 305 .daYs,
4274,1. butterfat foin 11.605 1118. milk
lis a senior four-yen,isoid 111 3(15 daYs,
and .390 lb :;butter at •fron). 10.975 lb -1
milli' as •tki,i two-year-old in 305 ,days
AI1 these 'records were made on twice
a-da.y 111 ilkihg.-
• The . sire of `!Acluiiral" 18 Saltfimcl
Heights;Captitin po Ch, who \V:15Iv(
by Bisset BroSs.,Sal ford Heights. -
IS' sired. by the noted XX bull,' Rows
'dale Netherland."POSch., with seventY.
four Reci:iygiof "1:'erforrnaMlla Ugh ters,
and his darn •gak:a, yearly twice -a -day•,
milking reperCOX , 618 lbs'. butterfat
from 16,725', %nit,
An indication of the excellent 'breed-
ing in' "Adiniral's" family tree is the
fact that 4is' six nearest dains have
that average riga.: ths
butterfat frem 17;22.4 lbs, milk a
lbs. •Millt. ,..,
yea r, while 4.:1:1: live nearest dams
average 648 ,lbg;:putterfat from 17.1i50
SEVERAL40,AitS DISPOSED-
• .
. :Or—WE'Eittle° COURT
Morris Curil!`i.'7, of West Wawa-
,nOSh," pleade4.4:,;liAty to. the theft of a
wa tch, lock 1,a0.4.,.k.pha in from' ThOnias
McLean, fariner*;4iiting near Dungan-
iggitrate A: FT eook in
of..employinent"WitiiWants'a jdh
register ;it tIie eatproYmout. ,office-idth-
111:-.71e7scardatS.'4Qt*iit she 'S - unemployed
` if womali finds her
own job shemust report that to the
office within three days.
It is- also •pointed out that the Em-
ployment office maintains a service
Ivhereby employers in other centtes
pay list their requirements and. re-,
quest these vaeandies to be eirculafed
throughout Ontario. This information
is available to job -Seekers On request
and will prove most helpful in secur-
ing positions in other. centres. As an
illustrOon of ails,' the Employxnent
office, At the present 1 iwe has a long
list of .jobs at -various summer resorts',
throughout Ontario In addition to the,
requirements of the resorts withiw the
. Area covered by the Goderich bthee:
- The • Goderich office 'has placed
hundreds...of women • in Oniploynient
sincethe office was opened in 1942, and
it will tsmtinne to render, this service
• to the- women of this area who wish
employment. . Women are urged to,..
make full use of the Employment
office, where the 'will be given lielp
and advice. in ,securing' desired em-
ployment.,
non, .befOre,
the, .,weekly Polke Court 41tursday
afternoon la
The yOuth. Iva S in 'army uniform , and
before enlisting YY'4,0 employed by Mr.
McLean.. •'arrested by Coe.:
stabfe 'Gardiner on juire 4th at
Siincee.• 111 WS pocket was a "ticket
for ,$2 on tt ,1,.iontlon pawnbroker. He
was given' onspended sentence ;in .
$100 bond 11101, his good behavior fer
one ,rear, nucJ costs of $15, two dollars
of which he inustpav MCLean.
dainage to r perty, at a local hotel,
• After plel Lig guilty to -unlawful
•
week fel, sent
MorleY field , was- remanded a
Volubly sta tinC hat he came this
Way lookingl, aetork,' and that he
should have 800h1:'1doctor. because. he
waS, still Jiot VQ1l after an accident
which occurred .tviro; years ago, Allin
Stonebridge, 1111 addreSs, .preaded guljty
toa charge. of,,Virktr.trie•y .in- Goderieh„
4, ,
bq,q., • '
iV14t 15* eer"
This is one of the 11 1-11 charges of
this nature 'We , have had for a long
time. .The War Oust la) truly °vino."
Crown .AttoAieyi,tiolities -hiterjected.
• of Iris time i hi " 4copton. Sentence..
Stonebridg,e ,Saidl,lai I had put in most I.
\Vas suspended d Won dit i on that he
stay Out 04 the" eintWy of Thum and
I
' keep, the yertee. lie! was, given twelve
hours to 164.te , the ,iiounty limits. f
Talk IsiOt ISo cheap
Gr
olieratiu
rtdriver'w lic
lined 50.0111(1
days in jail.
4oderich, charged,
la Moto.* vehicle without
convieted and
df $19.50, ta: thirty
'1 ' :Magistrit te was'
about to iiiipese a !fill(' a $20, when
Grahani interrupted to nrgno with the
and(iintitedititely the inrger fine.
was assessed.. ,
Frank '141cOnteheon; tress:ors, pleaded
not guilty te eharge of careless driv-
ing itrisiog tnit 'of 'aft 'acvident
8.higliWity when it. car driven by him
;yds ' with one driv,en
.by ;Itilm O'Connor, .of on ,Tinie
Otb,.east.of 'St. Colitinban. The mlargo
was dismisSed for theft of eorroborative
evidenee.,,
s.44:„?:* •
horse. girtei nie 11"
heitdrielle." ate' ii"s. quite
the reverse !",
e,,eieatAeimett,..teeee,
of the Philippine ',i'sittntlA and. of -„how
the rutted Maio; f4te1)1)ed in and 'took
hold of the people and educated. them
The meeting Aimed with lasynni
and prpyer by 14r$. 14. 801.407,
•
• PLATE GLASS :WINDOW BROKEN
charged with wilful damage to Pro-
Terty, Hedley pi -oust? and'Robert Moles
-i-appeareilabefore MiS:Atahel Crray, 1.P.,
on Friday, and were remanded until
• Thursday of this week. The whole
front of a plate glass window in Sirup-
• son s mad order office was, broken
when the pair fell. against_ it. The
'charge -Was :laid *5-y Chief of .Police
1A. Ross. •"
•HYDRO Nitypet ,LOADS' •
Hydropower loads in this district
iti•March, as reported by Hydro News
for June. ivere: Myth, 141; Brassels
151; Vlinton. 689; Dashwood. 11.4;
Exeter.. 797; Godericli, 1,655; Hensall,
183.; •Seaforth, 1,103; ° Zarich,'• 117;
Lucknow. 350: Wingham, 840. •
OPENS KINCARDINE BUSINESS
The Wallis Treasure Shop, featuring
woollens,- Canadian handicrafts and
other gfft Itemsalso a lending library,
has been opened at Kincardine by Mrs.
Lillian 'Wallis Brenner, late of Grand
Bad.
•
, The task confronting the AllieS• in
Germany is a, tremendous one: `P)'orne
people think that *it, will be .almost as
bard to. put , the country together .as it,
wtij:0 bike - it apart.—The New
Yorker: , ,
Gler
rize.winmng Classes in -
Pet Parade, .1.,nly 4th
1• 41.01e5t'Vat with BOY
2. Littlest Cat with Obi,
3. ,14htlest Dog v.cith �oy
4. „,Littlest • Dog *with Girl
as: Most .tmosnal Pet with ,003,
Most Unusual Pet, vvith Ohl
7. Biggest Dog with Roy
8. `Biggest Dog:with thrl
9. Biggest Cat with Boy,
.10. Biggest Cat*Ilit GirI
1g. Largest' number' ',Pets, with
Giri
13
Bird. in* Cage With RV
14. Bird Cage with 'Girl
.15. ret In Decorated Wagon
'with Boy
16. Pet in D,eeorated Doll Carri-
age with Girl
17,,Pet on Decorated•TricYcle
with Boy
18. Pet On Decorated Tricycle• •
,•
)1 -
it Largest number of Pets with 19. Speilal Prize for-SWinnning
BeY' , • Pet
ASSEMBLE CORNER NORTII'ST. and SQUARE at -7
10 cent entry fee •
Heating' and Temperature Controls
Therfflogats,, AiitoinatiC,Danipers -
Thermonte. ters, Motets; Nis, Pulleys
and Fans for every purpose
pRocK ST.
eeri
PHONE,51- ckODERICII, 'pm%
'ete.
a
'ONTARIO
• Pours of iliforlx and
ovation with Pay Act1944
• - NOTICE
VACATION CREDIT- - CONSTRUCTION DIDUSiRY
Employment Periad
JULY 1, 1944,,.Tp.,JUNE 30, 1944,
• ,
VACATION PAY STAMP BOOKS
Empitoyees in.the Constructiorandustry
holding Vacation Pay Stamp Books 'con-
taining Vacation Credit Stamps for the
1944-45 eniployznent period may pre-
sent their books on or after Tune 30,
1945,• - to any CANADIAN CHARTERED
BANKs'or tb any Provincial Savings
• Office and upon proper identification.
001 receive the'cash eqUivalent.of the
stamps contained _therein.
Employees should apply for ne* Vacation
"Pay Stant) Books;now available, forthe employ-
rnent period July lst, 1945, to Rine 3Qt1i', 1646.
INDUSTRY AND BOARD ,
• 'Holt Charles Daley.
•• • Minister of Ltibour
• •Ontorio,
w about
rather?. Have
1/4,e
• c•
4:,••,/'
i .........iarkiimen....W
,.........,
i 4.-..vinv, • ifx
qi, toommimum
. Wirt eine
y.,Ifik .5.....••••••
Immoommer, 2
- -seme.,.r.s...." "4".' ie-...
eefe
.......
1...57
er
W \
) \A
oca-
*rr
or refteshnent. joips :the game
„
Everybody welcomes sthe moment when, refresh/tient joins
, the party. Ice-cold Coca-Cola is one �t the joad things of
Jife that belongin your family refrigerator. NO= time you '
shop, don't forget Coca-Cola the -drink that has /nage
ihepabse,that refreshes a national custom "it friendly mot/tent
on ;lie,sono side of things. •
. Authorized Bottler of !,,e0oft.co1oi,”
• G(11)13111[01, itoTTLING WORKS
PICTON ST. 498
▪ . ,
Coostoslasselidibbtecktioo "Coke'
ire rosisttrod totale.roarkt whith
identifr the TtseComkat
Compooy