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GODERICki, ONTAWO, THURSIY.A.
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"741.0EtigtTEREI,I) ACCOUNTANT-
' Phone No.-rOince 343W. 11euse3434
' • ..—C4odericht
G„ MCOANN,
' • - ACconntant
'C1iiton'' Ont-ailo ,
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INSURANCL
MtAILLOP 11:r
SUAANCE Offini and
'Belated town. Propert,y64sured. '
Frt. ident•,..Ohris, Leonhardt, I3cirn-•
holm; Vice -President -High Alex -
'ander, Walton; Mgr: and Secy:!.
Treas,911. A. Reid, Seaforth • ' '
Directors •-•-- Chris. Lponhaalt.
Bornholm Hugh Alexander, Wal-
ton; Sam. H. Vhitnaore, Seaforth,
E. 3. Tre*artha, Clinton.: Robert.
Seaforth ; John t` H. Mc -
Ewing, Blyth;„ Frank McGregor,
Olin:ton; Jelin L. "1aiglei,,50a1Ort11;,
Harvey Fuller; Goderich." •
Agents----John..-E Pepper, , Bruce..
field, R.R. 1; George A. Watt; Blyth,
• R.R; 1;. R. Finlay McKerelier,
Dublin, R.R. 1; J.' F. P,renter,
Bredhagen; Selwyn Baker, BrUS-
NelS.4-
ean Mikeall pay-
Ments, and --'get their .darda.reeell3t$
at. the' Royal Bank:ifClintont;- Keith
'Otani GrocerY, Kingiten Street,
Goderichi•-•
*MEDICAL
11R. ,F. J. R. FORSTER, EYE,
j•-• %PAL 110SE,... „THROAT.
Late 'House Surgebii'New---xOrIC
Ophtb.almic ,and. Aural Hospital,
assistant at Moorefield Eye nospitai,
/ and Golden Square ThrOat•Haspital,
London,' England: • •
EYES TESTED, GLASSES .
SUPPLIED,
•153 Waterloo Street* S„ Stratford.
- Telephone -267. ,
. Next visit Bedford Gode'-
rich,. Wednesday, Sept. 28th, 1949,
at 2 p.m. till 4.50 p.m. •
•
DENTAL .
TVe. it,. W. H.UGHES
Dentist
Corner Wellington and Lighthopie
' • Streets. •
Phone 10333 ;for appointment.
ALCOLM MAT
MAY: X;OCI-A.TION ,
on 'the. Square—formerly Ntr.
. praigle'sOtfice:,
Real' Eit:a‘-General In- '
• Miranee
•. Phone .115W •
.20
Irralagmangialillimeam. rarrwri••••
WESTERN ONTARIO
MOTOR,WAYS
All times, Easter' Daylight Saving
To LONDON To STRaTFORD
7.50 a.m. ,- 7.50 a.m.. •
12.15 p.m. • 12.15 p.m.
415 p.m. •• • 4.15 p.w.
p.m. --Bus leaves daily al -10.10
-Ron. for:Kincardine and Owen Sound
Holiday schedule ;effect follow-
ing qates: May 24, July 1, -Aug. 1,
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On IVIondirand day after h011oialr,
• bits for London leaves at '7 a.m.
• Bus • to Stratford and London at.
8.15.-p.nu•Stmdar and holidays only.,
• • Sundays and holidays the 12.15 bus• .
•goes to Stratford -only.
Connections at Clinton for London,
• Detroit, "Wingham, 'Walkerton,
Kincardine, Port Elgin and Owen
•'Sound. .
• Connections auStratfoid for Wood-
stock, Kitchener, GuelPh, Handl-
-ton-and-Toronto: • •
Connections at Mitchell for,Listowel.
• and London.
A.. For 'information phone Reg. McGee
.& Sons at •765.,
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Carey and Chapman,
GENgRAL iN5uRaNcE
Fire, AutOmobile, Casualty
II. F. Carey C. F. Chapman '
•none 18 Goderi,04
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F. .Atiostriiog
OPTICIAN attd OPTOMETRIST
Sqpare -- • Go_deirich. •
"See ArmotrOht and f flee 'Itettat",
At LuCknoW OVA Wednesday of
• each month.; •.
!"-D91STALD B. BL
.toriffluEricED AucaioNirsu
'141.censed for Comet* of Iluron
• and Brute
—RIPLEY, PROM:p.a._
• For information apply to J. N.
Kernighan, Division *Court Clerk •
Godor1011; Ont'
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ZDWARD we:Ea:107m .
14IVENSK0,=',AUCtiONIEER
Correspondence promptly 'an, •
mitred. :Immediate earrangements
can be inade-fpr-Salea Date by,
Calling. Phone 203, Clinton.
'Oharge moderate ' and satiafac-',
lion. 'Guaranteed. •• I 9tf
•
EAOLD
TTAbillON-
'ICENSED AUCTIONEER •
• HURON AND PERTH
Seaterth Phones 11 -661 -or
cHarry-Edwards, Goderichi.•
• Phone 144 • •
1, •
Matt. Gaynor
Licensed Aue.tiOncer. ' Sales
conducted anywhere--...
-.for infoiniation- write, or .
Phone '78'7J, Goderich (collect)
-Geo. G. IViacEwan
Fire, ebient and 'Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
- WEST STREET
PHO 230 . GODERICH
Insure In Sure lInsurance• .
Confederation Life-4ind, Car
•_FIRE -r -Preferred •111/011 for
preferred risks. •
ACCIDENT • & SICKNESS,
*Consult.,-
-JOHN FARRISH
• Phone 7r15 Ihinganoon
• INCOME TAX RETURNS,
PRIVATE - • BUSINESS
• FARM. REPORTS
•
Bookkeeping records installed
' and checked monthfy
'•or at request.
' -,ROlt-N. BENTLEY
-Phone ,909J
Box -53 36 Regent St.
GODERICIA, OlsiT.-
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EX-MODERATOR-MODERATORRRakciiiEs
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T.)a, 'Yeti! Reverend O. IL Ate-- CO,
D9liala; D.D.r of LuanOW,: former C
raodemtor „ of .1he • Presbyterian MagistrategPar$ 'Several adses
., of Carel* .
.0h.n.rek int Canada, preatfhed to
large Cengregation. in 'Knox Church •, • . .
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PptectIburself With Fire
Insurance
See.. .
Gordon jewel „
GODERICH
Phone Carldw. 30-r-4 '
4QLL
,Optonietrist--1-00tician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Elite&
Pluine`33' .• • ooderich, Ont.
• The ,chrYsantheraum • Is:. •the
•hardiest Illewer: known.
•'AT
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NOW—tarry Parks and' Technicolor hit The Gaiia'Ait Igiule!!
Mon., TtleS. and
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on Sunday morning. 't.
0370.11a of 'his thoughkpraVok- Tile bearing 61refee' 4.1:1Iiing
fpg, $entiOn was, in ,the 37tb, nnapter charges, 0c:envi' ed all -day Sitting,
Of Ezekiel He expressed the he or the weekly court On TAkdSday.
lief ,that•the world is getting' worse., Magistrate : D. E. .floinVs dis-
it,,needsto work. and-Aorgaidze for raisped a oinige. of. careless' diAving'
bence, and a Itang. ehUrCh. 13ut, • •
:these 'are Tio.t .0"1-nngli'l there' niust Henry :K'11•11eltbQl`.ger' 451
he power tisan was .00d :Windsor; alsO onefagainSt Marvin"
ivii4 'brought the Israelites q back to Ross, 17, of Ashfield. 'Cars drivea-
their.,pyVn*land; the San* thing can by the. tiecuied were, involved in
liaPpen—tetfay • to4; the IndiVidtai, tile-Salhe accident-, about 8.30 p.m.
the'•ehurch, the conimunitY and the on July 30th, at an interseetion
'nation. • •
- of . a concession, road and highway
• VOCar solos • were,sung by -Mr. 21, in Colborne, township. '
Ralph der_Son and Miss 'Helen Accoidftig , to thd evidertee of
Willis. .VreVitteio.l Constable A. Butler, -the
'The Very Rey. .1V1,111a.m Barclay; accident ode -lined 4when a Dodge
D.D., of-Ilamiltort, will occupy .t.pe car driVgn by Kallenberger collided
pulpit for the next two Sundays in with a 1029' Whippet in charge of
'Augustlwhile Rev. R. G. MacMillan Marvin ROSS. • •' ,
is on holidays. ' lciarvin Ross testiged th4ehe was
driving' west; brought his car to
Some Oriental 'Ilea beneve that a stop., v:Oceeded on to the highway,
pearls:have medicinal qaalities; and And had. begnn,,..40 ni:ake a torn
that to wear theta greatly improLes when ,his car N'O'itS struCk by the
the clearness and beauty of the morthatound car driven by
Kailen-
skin. • . berget.' ,
'• The seventeen -year-old -youth
saidhe bought 'his car in Alar -h.
.--- and since _ had driven it a -total
Beautiful Lawns Made E.P, of 0;000 miles, or 2,000 a month.
• Raymond "Htiggitt, 10, of Ash --
LINKING 'UP d F.AIELY
4,879RX, 1.90YE ,A.11S .460
Oi‘e Q the qr1e t ,the .?0‘ifrist
inforniat,ion, hooth reported'in last
Week's Signal -Star was :that of
John''T, Palton ofOhiiunat1,. Ohio,
who said.that his .father.left Code -
rich in 1.80 and he was- anxious
to learn-Vhere any of hisvrelativeS
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were
'T/4 query as noted inthis paper
Caine to the notlee Of Mr. john
'HuseY of town, who informs '.rhe'
Signal -Star that,•, hls grandfather,
.164,,Daiton, cone out from*Ireland
with a John T. Daltoia.ia 1847, Mr,
Hussey's_ gralidfather settled in the
;Kingsbridge district and a few
-years later ' some of the Daltons
went to the •,Ileited. States. It is
not unlikely that in this interval—
from 1847 to 1865—some of the
Cincinnati duin/s ancestors died and
were buried -at Kingsbridge, which
would be spoken: 'tf as Goderich.
,k copy of this paper will he sent
to the address of the present, John
T. Dalton in Cincinnati, and it may
be that correspondence with Mr.
Hussey • will give the 'former •the
information he -seeks. , •
1111.6DEL OF COTTAGE,
TO BE GIVEN .AWAY
NA=tiltiRS' — tke.14,-4.,pa4s,etAger in the 1.1oss car
:ERTILIXER ,
said he •saw ' the • northbound car
' -about—ninety- rods- -away. - was
s.• No milky weight,. Ayan..,n6,11.,,u, sitting in thefront spat, and said
---IWASSON ALLEN • he hung On as he savy'he was gOing
to e hat.
•Argument on the Law
- Scotian 39, 'subsection 3, under
which the charges Were laid, was
argued by Crown Attorney
.,Glenn• Hays, and by defence Counsel,
TiltirM'Dantlallyr
berger, and W. A. Sutherland
forRoss. •
Mr. Donnelly submitted that the
stop • made by Ross Was not in
compliance with the Act Cthat hp
should hayesthpped at •the high-
way instead- of six feet away.
In -dismissing the • charge
trate ;-Elblnies .expressed the opin-.
„ion"' that it is not - good" driving
-ptactice to AO- and then proceed
and let left-hand traffic "look out
for me."
• "If this is the intention of • the
Legislature, I think it should be
in • plainer language," said the
•Magistrate. * • '
After the hearing of a charge of
careless driving against Alex.
elintabaa_closed,...Magis-
trate Holmes ' announced "that he
would exercise his power to call
a Witness -Who Was in' the car 'al-
legedly driven IJ' Pell, and .ad-
journed the case for ,two week's.
Another clfarge against the ac-
cused, of failing t� report an ac-
cident, also was adjourned.• ‘•
Collision in Goderich
The charges arose out of an
• accident on August lst when a Car
anegadly-driveri by Fowell crashed
'
• YOUNG-- MEN
' INTERESTED. IN A
CAREER t,
An Air Force Recruiting
Officer:will visit the ,
-60DERION2ItATIONAL
•
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Tuesday, Aug. 23, for the
purpose of interviewing
• app1ies:11U age 17 to 30 for
the ROYAL CANADIAN
AIR FORCE. Applies,
tions will be accepted' for
• aircrewand sToundcrew
trades.
1 p.m. to 4.30 pin..
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CONTACT
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Rgc railing Unit
92 Dundas St.
• London. Ontario
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-Canadian Altar of Martyrdom
- The thrilling story by Dr. W. SherwOod Fox .of, the
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discovery of the site or an ancient Mission station,
making an importante contribption- to pitnadian-
-. history. —
Now .9n Sale at Henderson's pook Store, $3.00.
LECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
• wiRnIG, Amp REPAIRS
Phone•coliect. 207 -Carlow.
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en arty
ings!)ridgey day,Aug. 2211.11.
inaid of Si: ja'seph'S Church• .
Softball: )3ervie Bears -vs. pt. ..Tosiepb.'s Cltib,
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_Excellat s icy. in....gall, ..Adul $1,00, Clithiten ...(under
15) 606; „
Popular orchestra for outdoor dancing
Prizes h• Priza
— by. LOUISA. :MAX AT.ACOTT
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Technicolor ph!Aegraphy and" faultless direction bring to life all
the Well-khoWn,cluiracters of t beloved story,. ,
AllysoU Peter Iitvioril, stlitabeth Tayler, Mary Astor and
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, Platry.°Dayenport. '
atiO'
.retCY RlIb,ide, 1V10,1oklie.lit4intjiiChtittli tong and igeg .flandidi
Ptesent the screentt inoet nproarfinis ftdui1y ie.egi4Ict1Y the. sort
„ • a bildrif'ot1 Would .0kgsliki 011:146 "
Art
Maimed We Sat , H011days at 2.30
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Tetittiteelot—PR,ed Shoes? with Anti114"YvaibV40.1c,
Prizes
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Prizes
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'file miniature' 'model •'of • -the'
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Noted*Countky.
lic.k,tor at IVIO4tOn'
D. Alex, McKenzie .Graduate,
• ..of -the Old., 00clerich•
Grammar- School ,
MUNK,..TON, Aug. 12.—Dr. Alex-
, • •
ander Felstead McKenzie, at eighty,
live, is the Domtnion'sf, f,s,enior
iiietlieal doctor in active tract -ire.
On Sunday ,he •and, ars., McKenzie
-observe the`'diainortd Jubilee
of their wedding. •
• Di'. IsIcKenAie is a graduate f)f
'the .old goderich „Gran:mbar sSehool.-
His . first practice ••• wag' 'estab-
lished in Belgrave, Huron -county:
-Here,- he -met- Margaret -Pakenham.-
They were married 'in 1$89,. and
moved to Toronto, where he prac--
tised for six years. •But both were
fond 01' the countryside ; they left
Toronto for Monktok in 1895, and
established their home:. Dr. Me -
Kenzie stayed in Moiirton , until
-1916, after Nihich year he 'practised
successfully hi • Toronto
and Alliston. He and his wife re-
turned to Aonkton to stay in 1925.
For a time, during the first war,
he was a,ssistant, superintendent of
the Toronto Gendral Hespital "Let
he feels his greatest service -and
SUCCQSS have been achieved as a
•..unnibilt"' suanner •cottage, • ;which.
the • Lions Club •originally 'intended
to anction off, ',via •be- given - away-
1(4ntiliall'oeoe3011:11'i.oetiSG1he.e..liti.-11"111.1etgllg.tgruosditl,lenster'hli'e'l'no.049-nd,11.ee'g.arl'...Fhloailni.i(ei'
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at the hoSPital. He 'was released
freni the hespital Saturday after -
bones Ave3.e Set ,Satuklay,1110riling,
Billy Worsen, son of Mr,
a lid :Ars. • • Carlton 'Worsen,
accidentally fell. front a ,itpfeacher
geati and broke two boties in .his
lininediately above the -Wrist..
The: tweak -Was a clean. One, antl.the.
lucky ticket. ,These' tickets will lin
handed out gratis .to.-- children. at-
tending the carnival•-hoth Wednes-
day. and • FridaS..,nights. _Th.e_ditiw..
Lor the -model .of, the cottage' will be
inade inifuediately- after the • draw
for the cottage • itself : on, Friday
night; August 19th. .
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:....FIWttiBig$4,„niSi' IN. fAir.,..L. '
. pourhig the official opening edit-.
GRASS FIRE ,
„ The lire brigade w.as called dut
on Tuesday afternoon. for,a grass
fire on 'the hill at; -Harbor 'Park.
The • tire was beaten out without
use of any. water. ,. • •. • . .-
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•
oderich Pavilion
acing .Wednesday an
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Saturday Nights
, Special midnight and •h�liday
dance Labor Day Wee)v9tid.
IOUNNy, DOWNS AND HIS
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country practitioner... • -
• The ctoet or's contributions to
Monkton were -not alone -those kf
an 'able practitioner: 1He asSisted
in the. ,establishment of- a public
,'fiel,ped7lif -
planning ai-?.d. laying 'O'nt a park.
He org'anized the Perth- Medical
'Society in 1913: -NOW., he is A life
member Or thatsociety, as well as
the-TOrmito - leadenly of Medi.
the Ontario and Canddian
Medical Associations.
• Dr. McKenzie has been , a life-
long advocate. - of -.better post-
graduate, medical schools for • Can-
adian''• doctOrs--rmutiv--trado'f.:•
dress. before Mr. -Justice Hodgins
when a commission Wasestablished
after the first war to study Can-
adian medical Services. In 1920,12e-
• •
was appointed chairman of a com-
mittee on edneation. for the On-,
tario Medical •A,•'soclation
finder hs leadership the, first sche-,}
dule of papersi demonstrations and -l•
material- for post -graduate 'studyl,
"was issued. • * •• • •
In;, his career, Dr. ..McKenzie has •
delivered upward •of 1,500 babies—
and only 'four of.them at a hospital.
His obSerVatfon on the' 'subject is a.
rather startliing , one. "The intro-
.. ,
duction ,of -antiseptic and aseptic
-'
surgery has 'inalle it safe for .a
,1-0,Mah to, have:her Onliii.e.taent, in
. •
ageanthne, -gm; Megeuvte's 'Oar
in tlie-partnership wa0b$ n'a meats
..fililniportant., .41 .W1.4$ :well looked
tIttOr,,', the. doctor c.,h`licicies, 'There
was always. wgrui food,. undAriult
ready for him when he, trannleil
•ont of the snow tater g 'winter.
plunging throng% drifts.
Tliere was always 'an UnderstatglIng
and affectionately AuniorOus atmos-
Phere in. their hetue.' ge'
al,dre,111 her huSband'S, in,
ter‘sts within and beYond ,Oilice;
Tliuugh.siaq cleaved mild amUSe-
1:11e$ ,fronr his efforts' to, alltWit,
visiting trader.
• The doctor ;bought ids ,Oar
iti 1915.. He still 4thea-a,_light
coupe_ in, his dtdly round of -calls,
but „VS -toi: TiOkse-
flesh has never diminished. It was
a blow to both of them When Mrs,
gelKenzie's present frail ,health
prevented their attending the Can-
adian riarn'ess Derby
While Dr, 'McKenzie and his wife
.have -been happiest in their country
home, their son, Dr. Kenneth. •G.
MeKenzie of Toronto, has become
one, of the best,I1Vown. Canadian
braln surgeons. But lie remains,
with his, four children and four
grandchildren a arm and vocal
,nclmirer, of thez"iadOmitable twantrY
doctor, his father. - •
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into -a Postat the intersection of
Britannia • and Baytierd rads in
Goderich, :• • • •
. Witnessis were: Provincial COn-
iitables D J Trunibley and F. 13'0X;
Gordon Bedard. and •Samuel Argyles
Maurice- Fitzpatrick and; John
O'Connor were each. 'hued .$10 and
costs after' pleadhfg:guitty: ca s-
'ing a disturbance .at' Grand Bend
1..),V• being drufick. The charges were;
laid b3- Constable 'Cowan of Grand
Bend. • .
A further ..two''': -Weeks' adjourn;
inent w:ttS granted. _Kenneth. Allin;
Goderich, • charged_ with keeping
diquorforsaie,ancLwithb4ngipg
liquor into *Huron county ..for other
than personal or family use, con-
trary to the Canada Temperance
Act. ,•
A line of Yi(1.!and costs was in•c•
posed on Thomas' Arkell, R.R. 2;
Bayfield, after .he entered *a .plea
• goiiit-y.
charge in enlliding with oanother
ear on the, Bayfiele bridge.
Joseph Yunghlut,' Londesboro,
was fined $10 and Costs onpleading
guilty •to a charge•of eareles§ driv-
ing in the tdwnship of Hopot on
August 3rd. '
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• You an st`bp moth -damage
in your' holne.As an author-
ized Berlou Service Dealer we
give you a 5 year guarantee.
If Berlou fails, if there is any
&image, We ,paf„ 'the
'Why • not let us mothproof
•yotir blankets, carpets, • rugs,
'garments and upholstered furn-
4iv,...0 :j3erlou 'Up thspray
celorless, odoiless ,and stainless.
The cost .is ma11. A. man's
suit.. a woman's .dress, or coat,
can be mothproofedfor only
20 eehts a year; Any apaterial
ihothpr:0444 with Berlou re-
tains it oliginal softness.
• Itethemiber Berlou profes-
rhothproofing. prottets
yoir.for 5 years or we 'pay the
-FRENCH
Dry Cleaners
Goderitai • out. -
•BERIOU,s70';'rp'o'oratieN"
AUTO
GLASS
installed
while you
wait! ,
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Drive in tedal
for- F1,01,bi
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• BEEVERS
AUTO .SUPPLY
WEST ST: , P.)1.0/41.1.296
(Or ° contact your ,1600,1
Garage or .Service Station
FINE PAST1{Y,CEES and
Rtg0,,F,RPOI 'VAIL; '
• poixorBOLLS
, •
•• 2:50 d0„ 00
BUNS
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IAILY4DELIVER'Y TO,,
YOUR voort
One-
, Bzpvic Prop.
f•*',
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10.E$ YOUR
PIGGY-BANKRATTLE?
DM you: save, as much as You
anticipateciduring the plist yes,r2
• How. rniwh haveyou saved in
:the laSt•teiCit4S-f-----'-..4=7-1:477,4t--,
If your savings plan is begging'
,dcivia you neeth, a systematic,
Method --;-sonietliing along the.:
_loifnestheSumf anentrAiln
ne 'etItssPr6aitCeYe:'''
, Company of Canada. •
ta-VraViiiktiliST[tri'w4,y-toclAv
Harold ,W. Siior
Representative oS .•
Sun' Life--Assnrance 'COltoP#11
• ofCanada,
North St. ' 'Phone 766w
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FOOD STORES
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Ciistoniei§'• Corner
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• Have you ever noticed the
• date dtatriped oh each carton
•of A&P -eggs? It is put ther'e
to • protect .the .Quality fnd
•freshness of this peri*able
•item. •,•
• An -egg That is .Grade A
when it is inspected and
pack4d could become ,Grade
'13 or C by the time you buy
or slowly' handled.
We don't want that ever
happen ta, an A&P egg.
That is why we put the dfte,
whep the eggs were graded
op eath' catton. EgrzsL„not
sold within a -few days of
that date -are removed from
sale even, thougli'' they are
still of good ourlity •
If • you -should ever find:
that anNr of our ecartons
bear old dates or that any
„eggs fail to live un o bur
high quality statidards,
please tell us about it.
Please Wriie:" '
Customer Relations Dept.,
A&P Food Stores,
135 Laughtpn Avenne,
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