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CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT(' '7
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'...CETARTE4PD ACCOUNTANT
Phone N°•-?41110Cdeetlf.. :#13[`: ouse 4431*
lge0A-101,
Accountant .
alinion; 91#141°.'
, Phone USW . Ilattenhury St;
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elf.ILLOP.MUTUAL nut -IN.
SURANCE CO. Farm and
isolated toWil property Insured.
President, 'Chris: Leonhardt, Born,
tiolM; -Hugh Alex-
---',anderrl-Valton-2,--'•-*gr,--,:and,....jilte • .
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Treas., M. A. Reid, Seaforth
Director's -- •Chria. Leonliardt,
Bornholm; Hugh. Alexander, •:Wal-
ton>, ;Sam, 11. Whitmore, Sea.forth;
E. J';'*; Trewartint; Clinton; Robert
..m„,•,•,...iiiitchibttforthij.,,Solan 11.
Ewing, Blythr Fraiit'Uccitegnre
Clinton; John L. Malone, Seaforth;
Harvey ,
Agents -John E pepper, Bruee.
field; RJR; 1; GeOrge A. Watt, Myth,
r; R. Finlay MeKercher,
Dublin, R.R. 1; J: • F. Preuterf
,Brodhagen ; Selwyn Baker, Brus-
: eels. •
Policy -holders can :makeall pay.
-ments•and -get-their carda-receipteW,.
at the Royal Bank, Clinton;' Keith,
Cat's Grocery, Kinistim Street,
Goderich. •
• -1•100;••••111101"1"10111000.
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• DO AIM It.B,,L •
IMPICRIENCED AUCTIONFAK,
eense'd tor VelMtlen of' HEIVon
and Drill* .1 cas
MEET PHONE 49`.
For 'moralities apply' to
gersighis, DIvWon Curt Poi*,
Godetich, Vat,- .
EDWARD.* ELLIOTT
1.141()ENSED,AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly % eh..
swered. ImMedlate arrangements:
can, he made . for slow Pitto by
calling Phone '203pClinton. "
• charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed, .390 ••
HAROLD JACKSON
-r--/CENSED-AlOCTIONEER,_
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 lor
Rarer Edwards, Goderich,
Phone 1.44
f
mkipicAL
nit F. - FCRsisit,
THROAT
-Late t'fiouse,'..Surgeon_Neyr_lcOrk
Ophthalmie and " Aural Hospital,
'assistant at Moorefield,Eye Hospital'
atid•Goldeir-Square-Throat.HospitA17..
" London, England. _
EYES •TESTED, GLASSES
• SUPPLIED
53, ";',Waterloo Street '$., Stratford.
Telephone 267.. „
Next visit Bedford Hotel, Gode-
....._.,____Tieh„Avednesday, May 11th, 1949,
' at 2 pan: till 4.30. p.m. •
DENTAL
DR. R. W. HUGHES •
• • ' Dentist .
'Corner Wellington .and Lighthouse
Streets,
Phone 1.0335,,fur, appointment:
, , •
. CHIROPRACTOR AND DRup-
. LESS THERAPIST--
Goderlch, Phone 34i. .)
. OFFICE 1104URS. ,
Mon. & Thurs.-9 to 11.30 a.m.
; 2 -045 .p.m. (On )
Toes • F•ri. 9 to 11.80 a,m;
2p.M. &.7 to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 1130 a.m. (only)
Splinerai fume baths by appOin• tment
only. • '
, A. -N. ATKINSONP..
51 South ,St. • •
• Registered under Drugless Practi-
tioners Act for the Province of
• . Ontario:
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1,..WESTAIRSLONTARIO
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Bus.Sehedide Now In 'Effect To LONDON LONOON--To STIaTFORD
• a8.00, a8.00 a.m.
• b12.15 p.m. . 12.15 p.m. .
4.15 p.m. - 4.16 pan.
b8.25 p.m. -• •
.1. -.TO TORONTO ,•
7.15 a.m. (Sat. only;) ,
1115' pan, (daily except Fri., Sun.
and holi lays. •
5.15 p.m.. (Fri., Sun. and holidays
. only.) ,
a except Sunday.
b except Wednesday. Sttaday and
holidays.
On Monday and day after holiday,
bug for London leaves 'at 7 a.m. •
BUS to Stratford at 6.15 p.m. Sun-
days and holidays only.
SnidifYS and holidaYs the 12.15 bus
, goes to Stratford only.
Connections at Clinton for London,
,,,og.±4.-4.:betroltrioViiirighantetAVV:ather
-Iiineardine, Port Elgin and ,Owen
Sound.
Connections at Stratford for Wood-
stock, Kitchener, Guelph, Hamil.
ton and Toronto, .
Connections at Mitchell for Listowel -
and
. London. •.
For information Phone Reg. McGee
& Sent at 70.
•att. Gaynor
1.4censed ,,Auctioneer. Sales
--conducted anywhere
For information write Or
phone 187J,-Goderich (collect)
eo. G..IVIacEwan
-
e, Aceildent' and Motor Car
-sutance,
OFFICE-4LASONIC Ti4LE
• vresT STREET
A
licizura 241EmBER
OP A MIMCAL FAMILY
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The 'Marton 'Echo of last week
mentions with high praise' the. pre,
Pentalion of Stainer's "Crucifixion"
by a community choir under tha
direction of Xr. Harland Lodge,
The cantata. Was .given on Good Fri-
day, evening..., in',St. John's United
Church, Martin. aii-The -Echo
'reports: "Despite disagreeable,
stortnY. Weather, the #clinrch was
Well filled, and the hour-long Service'
Was intich appreciated.. The direc-
tor,. Mr. Lodge, demonstrated -his-
abijity
ofconducting such choir
and "the plied voices.. blended to,
prove thnt xnuch prdetice had .:gone
Into ,fheir training.."1 9t's somer
thing in that that nralies you feel
proud of your town," Was the com-
ment of a citizen of Wiarton.
The mnsic was 'broadcast from.
the church So' that shut-ins ang,
out-Of-townerS 'might hear it, '
•The -director of the cantata, Mi.
Harland Lodge, is .the son of Mrs:
R. E. Wilson of Goderich and brb-
ther of 'Floyd and Glen, Lodge.
ERTGO-:-ON
IVIamsni$purirkd
inlianks of Legion
Provincial, President Praii. to
larga.:GathOliag Of
Veterans '
CbMmUniStic
‘pt6h1:iesgs:cd-74nitdro:;;311Ettui.d:e:e'liigavruettattas:aglatur,rotdVeel3Inoialnil: 4tik°11ethe ille°.inl (1:47: :a.'''IlSdervellAgail''dbrllerneaus°f
told Members of the 0,0ericb.
branch at a banquet 4',04, Friday.
night in the British gxcliange-Ilotel.
that there- waa. 40 place for Marx,.
fsm within Legion halts. n It has
come to the point, he -said; when
somethilielias to be done ,and: th
Legion Is moving to eliininate Com-
munism. He instanced the expul-
sion of a. Toronto, alderman heeanse
CO-OPERATIVE A.UTOMOBILE
• INSURANCE
Ontario Farmer's Own Co.
See GEO. FEAGAN
Phone -937r12, • Goderich, R.R. 1
- • -16-19
s4W•11111111•11.1•0111111.16,
Annitrong
OPICL&r4,nd
- SquareGodeikh-
"lice. Armstrong and See -BMW" -
At Lucknow first "_Wedneeday. Of.
•'each month.
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J.W.CRAIGIE
.INSIT4tASOZ,
. • sad-
• Ar7ESTATZ
PHONE 24.; GIMMICK'
• Winds Can Cause You ex-
• peniive Damage!
• Are you protected with wind
insurance?
.See..
Gordan jewel
• IR.R. 6, o.ODERICH
Phone Carlow .:30-r-4
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INCOME TAX RETURNS
PRIVATE BUSINESS
FARM 'REPORTS
Bookkeeping records installed
and checked -monthly
or at request.
• .BOY N..BENTLEY
- ;Phone 909J • .•
Box" 58 "" '36 Regent St.
-- -voimgcn;:- oNr.-7
4P.r, ovicit,77.1111.
INDEI.ENDENT ORDER
OF ODDFELLOWS •
'
Cort No 62, Goderich,..
Ineets, fist and third Mon-
day nights of every Month
in MacKay Hall.
Visitors- Welcome
-;•tikft=Za4,..
A. L. u()LE
OptOmetrist-Optician
•
;Eyes Exitnined, Glasies *Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.:
'PHONE,
.41
Lady"-Vvonne*De Carlo au& Rod
Cantron
Mori.; Iruce.:tild'Wedi-4wo Features. °
-,,Robert Hutton,'Jifiyee,Eeynolds, 34nts.Paige'Mid Edward Arnold
'Telling a •small,,tion stay of a Popular girl and herngly-duckling,
„ slOter, who blossomed into a belle and got the ring, „
0
",WALLFLOWER"
also:-WayneMorrii, 'Lois Maxwell and Gordon Montle
A 11.421NY slag* Oar' thgee,iti adVenturotiS aetimi-fanud
ne'.
Mance, •
'"The,, 11!.g Punch"
rhurs., Fri. and .,„
Donald 0."Connor, Maricrit Math, Petty, Rillitide, Penny Edwards"
aiid• Joe Desser, ' • "
'Ma and Prettle leave !,‘The Egg *midi" tO 'make a side-splitting
fanalcal: Comedy ',and g14e,you....t1ae.,:laugh, t ,slit
"di ' '" • 'ssit' s
ue 0,11.
coming-PVAP ROO1S,» by James S!rect' and starring' Susan
• 110wattl •
.14141000.1Ved.,,St
"
and Holidays at 2.30 p.at.
SHORE
ELECTRIC
lecttic
Wirtng
and Repairs
87 Nest St., ,Phone 574 -or
• abOve Agnew_Surpass Store, - '
Phone 1199.. -9320
FOREMOST WEEKLY
1949
)ifore than AlliS meagre service was
reOlred now. to the raerarY of the• -
Awn nod, WOMen who died, and;tO
their widows,. and children, • ,To
this end A Service bureau had heel),
established. • ' '
Whet Questleit of - Pensions
. 441t 'must be remembered,. always,"
continued. the ,speaXer, "that ..,Vcre
are enlisted; for Serviee' to Abe. men
and wOmerf Who. have Seryed,...and"
assist in. thiS,„„ jt VMS found' that
In ' 1918-20 it *. Was awicoit to get
poosioo, and it WO igiPresSicl On
the .grOVOrinnpnt, :that there was,
pecesSity for lstoSpitalization, and we.
were -poo. whoen-
lIktO, In the last,. war should, not
'encountor the- ome
It is definitely the responsibility
of the Legion to see that n cost -
of -living
oPliving, bonus is . granted. to.
widows of,veterens, said ,Evans.
oi his' 011-ai1iiiirstic views, and -1w:
cently in new aPplicatiOns, for mem- • Piscussing the social aCtivities• of -&-tating Mat.-liell'ad--gTeirtlttenjOyed
hership in She Legion' a phrase.bits the Legion, he expressed biS 'belief life in GoderiCli. Since "1„E:594
he
been inserted with the °Wet a that these were necessary.. 'He felt had been interested in, the Subject
excluding- Communists. - associating, together -in Legion .halls of the early. JeSilit Missions, after
The banquet at which Mr. Evans was right; and he urged- the mem- reading Parknaan's hiStory.. The
was the guekt speaker was attended bets to become 'associated with
by close to 150 Veterans of the two every democratic project in conue0-.
World wars from Goderfcli and the don with Churches and, service clubs.
district. President Leslie Riley rof The Legion ° should be Connected
with everything worth while
Goderich, Branch 109 was chairman',
The speaker was introditced by Zone citi2e1101113. •
,Commander L. MacDonald, of *Kin- Presentations Made • , •
ing were extended to •him by Lt.. 'dent's badge was nAcle by Pro -
The presentation of a past. presi-
carding. The thanks oT•the gather -
Col. A. F. Sturdy, and Mayor vineial President Evans to Comrade
George- MacEwan-.tendered a-wel...theleairietnoiCie9u..saloaocroceorn,salbdad, _gzetntdo jojse_p.ha:
come , on behalf of the citizens of
Goderich. At the headtable alsw •
•
_were _Lt.:Cal. „ H.. C..: D'unlop, „ and Lt. -Col. R. S. Hetherington, K.0:,
Rev:: 13.-1-E7Pair-4--ehati1illn-of.Hrono.,- Of .Wingliammade thepresentation:
off,a 'long serVice-niedfa to -tie*,
erwoo
ii Lite
ryC1
(+WU Credit to Late T, 0011 -
non for Discovery of St,
igriace Miesioii Site
Dr. W,'Sherivood Fox, past presi-
dent of theUniversityof Western*
Ontario, gave a 'highly interesting
address on the history of Huronla;
and particularly of the Jesuit Ws -
sten, at ' St..; Ignace, -Simeoe
comity, . and 'the more recent dis-
coiery 'of its- site, to the •Goderich
Literary .alub on Saturday- after-
noon at ,the home-„ of Mrs, .0., K.
Saunders. - '
:Miss I. E. ShaTman% president of
'the Olnia, presided and graciously
weleomed Dr. Fox and several
visitors present,
Dr. Fox prefaced his address by
After the singing of 440 Canada". J.K Huxtter'
•two -minutest-silente -was obServeil • • "---"
in Memory .of corarades,..and BELL1.1KEPliterk SYS1vg
the toast t& the King waedrunk. --RAPIDLY EXPANDING-
. Branch 109' Thanked for Activities •
1Vr, 'Hy.fins opened his address by ..:SoineWherp in,Ontaylo or Quebec,
atenilinegreetings froin the Pro-,
vincial Command. • 'Ile thanked within the last:: few dathe
ys, :
-Braneh-7109'-for-Its-contributions---tir
war and peacetithe-activities; As added to. the growing system within
the branch, is oneof the oldest It the two provine'es. , •
the Province, it is now classed Reviewing the growth of Beil
as one of the senior eofips. facilities, hi tlie .post-war period,,
Declaring that Ahere is a -con- half -a -million telephones have gone
ception that Legion activities 'are into servicesince the beginning of
4onfined to Legion halls, he said 1945; which is equal to the increase
It-MS-WaTirely Wrong; ,the day
was long •since 'past when service
men could meet in. the halls' and
feel they had done their duty.
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(SAIDER,ADDRESS
s'r'43ZOINFE'S WA
St: Gleertge'agW4. held its thax*-
offering tea in the Parish .hall
on -
Thursday, April 214 Whe preig-
dentr:Xre,-Fred Jaunt, witrinly wel-
vowed it nuinber of visitors. With
accompaniment by Mrs. McDougall,
Xis"s Betty Bowra Sang the.Peatitt-
fP1 4434 "Just .for
was. Mitell appreciated* bilar `Preit,
tent,'
Mrs, A. O. Calder of L'ondon was -
guest sp'eaker andbegan) by re-
calllng
AnanY haPPY tlinp spent
.at St George's when her husband -
was
,.'Xenter here, ,,She ,gave,
sPiring talk On theniissiona0-work
which was, gone by the faithful
;women. who were followers of
Jesus. Of these were four Marys,:
Mary Magdalene, last at the PrO$0,,,
first at the tomb, Who wenk, herself
to itell others;. Mary, wife of,
eopasy--pho-Isent-her-4wv--sons.
to be diseiples;- :Mary of Bethany,
who gave' her box of ointraent, rich-
est treasure that' she had;' the
Virgin Mary, whom we read of on,
clueto his, interest in the discovery each -occasion in prayer.. These
the site of the mission and • the characteristics --"going and telling,
•martyrdom of Brebeauf- and Lala- -spading • others, --giving,- --and --pray.
inent was given.'him in 1934 by the
late T. G. Co/Mon, , .Goderich, who
with Alphonse Arpen, of Midland,
had located the spot of St. •Ignace,
and bad endeavored to interest
people. in the discovery. ,
In 1625 the mission to:the Huron
Indians _..waS. establjsked.' Are.
beauf took possession and named
it St. Joseph. Later the first St.
Marie .uilssien was established in
1-c339, at .what ismow. Midland.- •The
`mission 'at St.= Ignace- lasted- Only
tennnriontlis,--,terminatingz4vithrilher•
martyrdom of'. the Jesuit priests
and. the *massacre a .wonaen and
children. • The present shrine at
:Midland was .supposed to be • on
tbe"site, but later discoverieg have.
proved that it was at the extreme;
kvest,of Simcoe" cou.nty.
ofthefiitiT
y
Western Ontario, is at present en-
gaged in excavating the site and
has uncoVeredportibos of buildings.
Dr. Fox paidtribtfte, to Mr.
Cohnon and his associates. Ile
shoWed several photographs 'Illus-
trating the; progress made in the
excavations, and maps of the site.
mr-r'llre-2rga-r7154'en'tt-frum"-"23-N ir7s.7-Er="-Firrr-extenlied----the
Sincere thanks of the members of
the Club to Dr. Fox. for his il-
luminating address; also to Mrs.
Frank Saunder for two 'beautifully
to 1944. The million ani a -quarter
-Mark was reached. in August, 1947,
and installation has proceeded at a"
record pace ,,,ever• sinte. Each
11"P9-1,..12-41°°-'ilew-terlePhenes-are -Sung solos, and to the hostess; Mrs.
being instipled to meet the'cOntinu- .C. K. Saunders, and her assistant,
log, should be found in every Christ-
ian," said Mrs, Calder,. "and all -
Christian work, 'if it is to endure,
must be done for love of God2!
The Dorcas coavenerd,-, Mrs: 11. •
Tichbotne and Mrs. C. Staniforth,
together with the ladies "who 'have
worked...al quilts *and. garments,
a -re to be congratulated on the fine
display which was made by the-
Issembied outfits for Indian.' Child.
At the• conclusion of the meeting,.
,Missq•
Salkeld poured tea .at. prettily'
'decorated table. .14.1rs. F.. 11...Riley,
tea conv:ener,•and her helpers. serVed
dainty refreshments and. a' pleasant
GE'frot
Bti
EAST ST." BAKERY
,-)3,,RF401 •0404,g,
FINE rsAsTax, ONES and
° Bat/10a VAIPIs
40Zelt
9 99,4.0
DAILY'DELMRVIO •
TOUR DOOR °Mt
Phone
B. BEATON, ?IMP,
;afternoon ineet;ng was ,brought
close.
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-Insure. In Sure Insurance
Coatfearation Life -Wind, Car
FIRE -'-Preferred ratel ter
p:referreil ,risks.
ACCIDENT' tt• SICKNESS
ConsultOHN-
.,TPARRISH
Phone 7r15 Difigauwon
--VISIT
'
GODERICH UPHOLSTERY
ON TIIE SQUARE
- Chesterfields, antiques;: etc:, ....re-upholstered,,..re6yered.
Large, choice of new coverings. -,. - . -
Oulf, 25 years' experience your . guarantee. Estiriates.
No-obligatio& • '.'. Personal attention to all . ,... . . . ..
W.-itEDS PH E 109W GODERICH
.-17tf
41011.11.. 11 MI%
•
ing high ;.flemand. In., the .first mrs.
F. Chapman, '"for their
threemonths of this -year the Pleasant hospitality
sYstem.has added -37,000 telephones.
The. backlog, of applications' for
set:vice-remains: high, with 82;1800
Waiting .1n Ontario 'and Quebec.
:Here ba Gocleriph theieJs, on.ly a.
small number of.waiting•-applicants,
according i'to .Mr. C. B. Symonds,
'neat manager. • Meantime, the Com,
pany's vast construction pfogram
-continue's. /apace . to further expand
and -improve the; service, .
• C.N.R. MEN AT 'STRATFORD
-• STRATFORD; April 23.--C.N.11.
Central Region 'officials and freight
departmen t employees from Strat-
ford, Owen Round, Kitehener,.
GuelphiGlalt; Goderich and 'St.
, 'Marys met Friday afternoon nt
7-fhe • d:ivisional offices to discuss
freight claims prevention.. ,Present
*from Toronto • were H.. D. -Angus-,
supervjgor of freight clainis preven-
4bn-in- • the-central--•regloporiAnd1.
-
able. freight traffic for. the region,
E L. Welte, superintendent Of the
Stratford pr
-division, • esided,. zit the
,
meeting. • •
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WAItNI
You are in DANGER of belie with.
ou,t BAgY :CHICKS -
Better to place your 'order now personally or by tele,
phone with •
Crawford's Feed ,Store
100.111•• LINKNOW
. etir also Show xou ATX.klgelbetaTIA'
up to tWelVe weeks, of age. •
For quality yet economy'
LIFETERIA FEED-1-,YAMESWAY EQUIPMENT
° ,CARTAGE FREE •
17tf
DE:RICH-7-FAVIL
DanCing Every Saturday and Wednesday. Night
ring Parade of Bands
- • *
SAIVIRDAY, APRIL 30t11--
HOPPY-110PKINV
SATURDAY, Skyliners.
BARN DANCE, $10-11.1' EVERV WZDNESD
OKNX EARN ,DAROtt:
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GOING
TO THE
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TO
SICK R4D/os
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PORTABLE FOOL -PROOF
SOUND SEItvicE
B. R. 191TINDAT
Certified RadioYeclnhcIafl-
PHONE OR CALL
Widder Goderich, Phone 598
-THRtElCORE.M0
reeple'hoimdays often'live
yond the - biblical s1iin of 70
=
that he will not mithlrelain--1-4,
come. kretireTaent policyof the
- Sun Life irance .0qm,P,TW.,(4
'Canada will give yes:i
uar-
anteed inconie for aalong is you
.
' • Representative o
Sin--Life.-Assnrine Company
of-:Caniula
• • .• Phone ?ad*.
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'eh it Al
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440:07r
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To avoid passible delay
• and ernbarrasimeneatbor-
der crossing .points, be
Rre• youhave met the
. foreign-exchange require-
• ments before you set out.
The travel. ration of $150
per. person for the _period '
'Nevembetr4648,-io
November 15th, 1949 is to
ensure the fairest .distribu.
tion of the U.S. funds avail-
able. 'For, children under
1,1 i'ears ' Of age,, the
amount4S $100 U.S.,
p you are taking a, irip*to
the United Statim you need
to secure' a lorm li permit
to fake Out of ,Qataaalev
any aMount eiceeding$10
or mote° 'than a total
of $5 in U.S. and. Cana.
ifakruias7----7 "
-Form II cah,' be .secured
cp.tickly, and easily . frOra
branchlia of any Canadian
fditf401 00110141 tOtitikti,
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it IEANSE•
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, shoo and save a.
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CLEANER
g
}AWS 14b tin
• . • .
"Olb .DUT,CH.
JOHN.SON'S . „
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A&P Quality P1us goods
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• AO `i
SOLEA
-c PADS
• P:A10,1„QU$ dupt
FAB MAPLE LEAF•
- MATCHES'
8 O'CLOCK COFFEE. Custom :rrd .Ib. 4.7,0
MILE BREAD " WHITE or !rowN af 24 -oz._
Le110
2 130,
CiEANSER WH ITE SAIL
44's10
'Pkg.
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CuLgtom.er. Con*
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PEAS
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IONA • 6 Tins gni?
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TOMATOES ..
321°:::: 250
TOMATO 1111)510E1, ?a, & P FAtICV
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A & P WHITE MEAT . 7:rinz- 430
FISH
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DOUGHNUTS ANN "PAGE, PLAIN
A&P. FRUITS - VEGETABLES
'BANANAS Golden. l.i.ip, No. 1 . lb. 170
B.C. ,W4iii-esap, Extra Farcy 2 tbs. 330
tikmBirlIBSs Na p , • c
APPLES. -
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What -can we do to make
your A&P store a better
place to Shap?
A few weeks ago We an
an ad asking Our 41Storhert,
to write tie their answers 'to
this. question.
The thousands of answers..
that cam in were, very help
igy,e,4114 a blue-
print for our aCtryxties
ing the Coming year: We
want you all to 'know that
we appreciate your sugges-
tions .and we are striving to
give the things you
asked. for. '
But if We are to .1teeP an
doing..the best job for ant .
customers we Itnust stay up-
to-date on our wishes. the
'thousands of Akti erdiltOy.
OS in Ontario ,atla 01600
hope that, yeli' will oritinue
to giVd us yout 0t,igtestt0n
and criticisms, '
lease virile:
Customcr Relatkitit
A&P Vood Stores,
AIM Laughton Ave
TorontO,, 'Ontario, .
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