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ICAL F000
Is a combination of all the essential .Vitamin and m nerals. needed.
_ in "the daily. diet. Neo Chemical Food conies in` 2 easy to take forms, ..
A liquid Caramel Flavoured for the kiddies, and .Capsules for
adults, Liquid $1.15, $2,45, $4,45; Caps. $1.25, $2.25, $5.09.
COLOGNES.
Dorels
EalailaJta
Sirroco
Old Spice
Friendship G'a'rden
Intoxication
$1,50
$1.50-$2.50
$1.50-$2.50
$1,25.
-$1.25
$2.00
FACE CREAMS
Ponds ... • , ... 4c=59c-$1,0,5
D, & R. Creams 29c -97c
.,. ...75c
'60c
25e -49c
50c-$1.00
Marvellous , , .`...
3 Flowers
Woodbury
Nivea,
Vitaray Vitamin C eam ..$1.75
DOROTHY GRAY HOT WEATHER COLOGNES ,
Last call on the special on these Colognes. Made by Dorothy Gray,
four lovely odours. Special Price
BIG J2 OUNCE BOTTLE—$1,15
Hot Water Bottles - $1.39
Fresh Deodorant 39e -59e
Arrid " 39c -59c':
Allergitabs $1.00-$2.50
Alka .Seltzer 57c -29e
Gin Pills , .. " ... • • 39c -69c
DOROTHY GRAY TOILETRIES
Lipstick $1.15
Cream Rouge $1.15
Face Powder $1.25-$2.00
Fiirislieen $1.25
Deodorant $1.00
Daredevil Bath., Powder $1.10
Cleansing. Cream $1.25
Cleansing Grains $1.50
Talcum , 85c
DO' °itOU NEED IRON?
Iron is essential to all people in the building of red blood. Most
people are lacking in sufficient quantities of it.- We suggest you try
our :Ferro -B Capsules. Each 'Ferro -B' Capsule contains FERROUS 44:
,SULPHATE "(iron) 5 grs., along with Vitamin B Complex.
This is au ideal combination for ia, pick-me-up in rundown conditions,
75 Capsules --$1.00
Emerson's: Drug Store
PHONE 45
Your' I.D.A. Druggist.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Aug. 29. -- Mrs.
°1'Glha.rles_ .Crawford .had the misfortune
to "si'xp :and fall last week, cracking
'four -ribs. - - . - .
Mr. 'Howardaaid,.of Marathon, on
Lake Superior, is speling ten days'
vacation visiting with his wife* .4nd
two children. -
Miss Audrey Fisher of Benmiller has
been engaged as teacher for the school
here, commencing next Tuesday. •
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. A11DURN,, Airg, 294X.,.and AIM
Wm l.'ullon, of Galt, have been_ visit
ing the lattex's 'sister, Mrs. Joseplr
Mr. and Mrs:' Scott ie"aaly of
Detroit, Mr, and Mrs.".A. L. Cole and
Mrs. McNally of Goderieh were .'re-
cent visitors with gir. R. J. Scott, • .
Mr. and Mrs. Maeintyre of Detroit
have been visiting Mr. and Airs. Geo.
Beadle„, ,
We regret to report that Mr. Geo,
'ungblui; suffered a . severe stroke on
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Monday and is critically ill at 1iiis
home, ,
Rev• and Mrs. :Baroid Currie- and
Wayne, of •Watford, were' week -end
Visitors, with Mrs., Ourrie's mother,
Mrs. Eric Anderson. '
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Lawson;Spent
the week -end with Mr. Joselih Carter
and! Miss Sadie Carter at Port Elgin.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Mogridge along
with Mr. au,tl Mrs. Thos. Manning of
London are holidaying at Tobermory.
Death' of Robert 11. Roberton.: A.
native of this district, in the person
of Robert H. Roberton, died at Hath
burton on. Friday after a short ill-
' 'ness,. it is just anaozith since he was
at, Auburn visiting friends and tela,
tives. The deceased ,was born in Hui -
tett eighty-four years ago. At an
early age he took up residence at Galt,
and worked at carpentry, and then
forty-three years ago moved to West-
ern Canada. Then twenty years were
spent in Vancouver. A year ago he
moved to Haliburton, where he made
his home with his brother. He was
an active member .of the Masonic
Lodge. He was twice. married, his
first wife being Tena Turnbull,, and
his second Alexina Watson, , both of
Galt. • Both predeceased .him. There
was no family, but .surviving are two
brothers and two sisters: James"
Roberton, of Auburn; Andrew 'Robert-
on, of Haliburton ; Mrs. roster Wright
(Ida) , of Auburn, and Mrs. -Geo. Whit-
ney (Martha) , of Winnipeg. The fun-.
eral•service was held on Monday at the
Harold Gray funeral home, Galt, and
was conducted -by Rev. W. J. Walker,
of Knox Presbyterian church. Pall-
bearers were, members of Galt Masonic
Lodge and interment was in Mount -
view cemetery there. Mr. and Mrs.
Jas.. --Roberton along • with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex. Manning of Belgrave at-
tended the funeral.
LEEBURN
LEEBURN,, Aug. 28. --Mr. and Mrs.
,Hamilton Clutton• and family, from
London; spent last week at their farm
here.
° Miss Edie' Clutton, who has been
doing missionary work : in India and
is now ,on furlough, residing at Strat-
ford, visited her relatives here and
at Goderich last week.
Miss Lillian Lautenslayer, from Tor-
onto, visited with "Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Horton and Arch. Horton for a. few
days.
There was no church service here
last Sunday on account of the decor:
ation, service at the Colborne cemetery.'
Mr.• : Hugh Chisholm, of Sarnia, has
been up for a • week or more threshing
and" now has sold his separator.
Church service at Leeburn church on
Sunday, September 2nd, . at x^:30 p:m.
2• Ding
',Loose. Leaf Notebooks
with Refihl Onl • 25c
2 Ring..
Louse Leaf Notebooks
(Outside. Rings)
With . Refill 20c
3 ming
Loose. %Leaf:.. Notebooks
50c and 75:;;
3 Riiig
Ziplier Portfolio
Special Value $3.25
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comet 1 etei,ltne of
Text Books.
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oGrades,o •, an .. 'cri lfor all ers �
Pubik and h . h School
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SilEPPAItISTON
S}II PARDTON, Aug. 26• Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.' Allan.
**rata tivere Petty Officer
Parrish;lt.t'. ,` V.R,, 1i<Irs - Parrish 444
Mary Ellen, and ' Mrs. Sadie Gliders
anddaughter . 'i!4'encly, of Goderich:
Mrs. `M. E,' Parrish° of Listowel . also
spent the week -end wi
Mrs, .Schram. -
Mrs. Ted' Woo ian. and Patsy, +q
Vancouver, `'R.0:,. =tire' visiting with; Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Vroouian,
Miss Viola Smith ,of Goderich' spenta week'with her cousin,~ Muriel_Sehr
,' lair. and Mrs, Pat Campbell, .h"loreu+ce
and Jean, 'also. Robert Aitken, of the
4th concession of C1u toss, spent Sun-
daywith the lady's brother Frank
th her daughter, • and Mrs• Rising,
NEW TUBES IA'
PRICE (FACTORY SECONDS)
'GOODYEAR ALL SIZES . -:, . NO PERMIT
Y� �*,. T".,.�+ YEAR TIRES & TUBES MrUw
COMPLETE STOOK—NO ,„WAITINf a
bring` Ration Permit To Us Appicrition Form Assistance
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K -gsbarid a Hall°
DANCE
with CARR'I'THE*''S ,OrtaESTRA=
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Draw ng for Special Prizes at 'Midnight,
LUNOR AVAI BLE: IN' THE HALL
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Serving an Ever GrowiNg
Patr�nage
MADE IT NECESSARY TOENLARGE OUR,FA,CILITIES.
!(Seating arrangements for over 200 persons are 'nifty possible)
YET HOME -LIKE ARE OUR ARRANGEMENTS,
AND REVERENT DIGNITY PREVAILS:
Our extended accommodation allows us to show an un-
paralleled range of Caskets in' Mahogany, Walnut,, Oak,
Veloi rs -and Cloth Cooered Caskets.
(Complete services range from $65.00 up)
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HUNGRY EUROPE NEEDSR ARR
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The shortage of food in liberated Europe is' desperate: Meat is one of the
most critical needs.
Al a great food -producing nation, Canada must, can—aur'
will—help a?:
meet this emergency.
That is why slaughtering has been placed under ,strict control.
That is why ration coupons will soon be used again by Canadians to buy meat.
There is only one objective:—To reduce meat consumption in Canada in
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order to provide direct aid for the hungry peoples of Europe.
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Slaughter -Control
farmers v,acho slaughter meat for their own or
their farmer neighbor's use are:required to sub-
mit monthly reports (Form RB -41) and to sur- .
render coupons for the meat they use and sell.
Any excessof meat over. the farmer's or his •
neighbor's nee may be sold only to the holder
`- of a regular slaughter permit.
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The minimum amount which a farmer may sell
to such d' permit holder is one quarter of beef or
half a hog carcass. Sheep, Iambs or calves
slaughtered by a, farmer . for his own or his
neighbor's use may not be sold -into the meat
trade.
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Locker Operators
Under the meat rationing regulations, locker
operators• tirerequired to submit a list of their
patrons to the nearest Ration Branch Office.
A supply of Consumer Declaration forms is
b.eing forwarded td each locker operator who
will, inUrn'distnhute thein to• his patrons: The
patron is responsible for completing the form
dnd .filing -it with the Ration Branch Office. '
Consumers must surrender coupons for all
meat held in lockers over and above,4,1b . for
each person in the household ata rate of 2 lbs.
per coupon. However, . no more than , •50% of
• . the "M" coupons in the ration books of the
consumer and his household need be surrendered,
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MEAT. RATIONING FACTS
Amount of Ration . will be. roughly 2 lbs.
(carcass weight). per person, per week.
Rationed.Meats. Aft cooked, canned, fancy
and "red" g meats.. ' -
Unrationed Meas—beef • brain, head idly
blood, tripe; calf brain, head; pork brain,
head, tail, pigfe$t, spare ribs:lamb brain,
head, tail, fries; poultry, game and fish °
(canned.r or fresh). • . ,
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Coupons brown"M" coupons in Ration Book
„.'No. 5. Qne coupon will became valid each
week. .,
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Coupon Values—Group "A`, 1 •lb..: perr
coupon;, Group "B", 1'A Ibs. per, coupon.;
Group "C", 2 -lbs, per coupon; O`roup "D","
21/2 lbs. per coupon; Group "E", 3 lbs: per
.coupon.
Tokens. Tokens, eight of which are equivalent
to one coupon, will be used as coupon change.,
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Farmers must turn .in to their -Local Ration
Boards a coupon far each 4 lbs.. of meat
(carcass weight) they: use in their households
from their own slaughterings. So that they
may buy other meats from their butchers, no
more' than one-half of the valid •coupons in
the hands of the farmer and his household
need be surrendered. Farmers who sell meat
'to, a neighbour farmer must -collect coupons
at the gate ,of 4 lbs. (carcass weight) per
coupon.
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Is your assurance of a:, fair share.
. p Is • a protection' against waste : ;, shortages inflation:
• That•iis why formers • are atked.to yaniidiue to collect and ;turn' In coupons to thein Local Ration
Boards- ,once Q month --in the RB -61 envelope. ;•
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