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.GODERICH,-()NTARIp, THURSDAY, AUGVST 17th, 1,950
BUSINESS DIRECTO1fI
CIARTMED, ACCOLINIVANger .
I*: CECIL riarnt115Gg•
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT.
Phone No.—011ice 343W. 4onse 8434.
Goderich.
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:Pf.CCQ'UNTANTS'
TIPY BpN:TLiari
'-`7,I.licen.Sed Public AcTOiltItalat .
1) Phone 909J. • P.O. ilox 08,
36 Regent St., Goaerich
P. G.' kfcCANN,
Accountant
Clinton. Ontario
Phone 561 RattenbUry St, g.
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MEDICAL
F. .r.1. IL FORSTER, -EYE,
"EAR,.. NOSE, THROAT
Late Ronse Surgeon New York
Ophthalmte and Aural Hospital,
. itssistant at Moorefield Eye Hospital
and Golden Square Throat Hospittfl,
• London, England.
EYES TESTED; ArAssps.
. SUPPLIED
iss Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Next visit Bedford.. Gode-
,e; rich, Wednesday, Sept. 2ritbi 1950,
at 2 p.m. till 4.51, p.m.,, • -
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DENTAL.
DR. R. W. HUGHES
w- Dentist
Corner Wellington and ,LightlYouse
' Street's.
Phone 1038J ..for appointment.
CHIROPRACTIC
HERBERT B. SUCH,
Docto1V- Chiropractic.
Office Hears:
Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues., ,Fri -9 a.m. to 5 'p.m.,
' • 7 p.m. ,to 8 p.m.
Wed., & ,Sat. --9 a.m.-to 11.30
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Vitamin Therapy
Oftlee7--00rner ....of, South St. and
Britannia Road. , Phone.
341.
41"
DONALD B.- BlariS
EXPERLENCW AUMION
Ltemped for- CeuntIce oflHurou •
• and Bruce „
RI'PLEY, PIAONE 49
For InfonnatiOurAPPW to' 444;
Kernighat4„ DivisiOn.Colairt Clerk,
Clodetich,• Opt. • (
VETEItEN2.1...RyiN .• • ..
IIR.• R.* ,J. MILN.ER, p.v.m.
• 4 North St., Goderich
• Phone 24.
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IMENSED -41,1CTIONEER
, Correspondence promptly an
-
!lowered.' Imniediate arrangements
can he.,,made for Sales Date by
e#1ling7Phone 263, ,
• Charge Inaderge and aatigae.'
tion Guaranteed. 4 ;414
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McKILLOP ,FIRE IN-
(SURANdE Farm and
Is• olated - toWn, property liurech
President, E. J. 'TreWartha,Cliu.
ton ;• ',Vice -President, •J.,, Malone„
• Seaforth; Manager arid Sec'y-,Trea.so•
,• M. A. Reid; Setiforth.• • •
Directors -E. J. Trewartha, • Clip-
. ton; J. L: Malone„ Seaforthi S. II.
0 Whitmore, s Seafortii; Chris. Leon-
' hardt, 13ornholin; Robert Archibald,
Seakerth; John IL McEwing, Blytli;
FranitiMcGreg,or, Clinton; 'Wm. S:
• Alexander, Walton; Harvey Fuller,
' Goderich. • • --
Agents—T. E.. Pepper, Brucedeld;
' • Rs F. MOKercher, Dublin; deb; A.
Watt, Elyth;. J. F. Prueter, -Brod-
hagen ; SelWyn Baker; Brussels.
Policy -holders can make all pay-
ments and get their cterds, receipted
at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Keith
'Cutt's Grobery, • Kingstrih Street,
GoOrich.
Decoration Day-
Service:Honors the
Glorriiis Dead
HABOIM' JACKSON
' ICEN$ED AUCTIONEER
• HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11461 .or
Harry Edwarms, Goderich,
Phone 144
Alt Anpressive and memorable
service etniducted ,by -Ile-v. 13. IL
rarr, chaplain, marked '.the annual
Del?eration• Day obsOvance SPon-
sored by Branch, 109,, tlanadian
Legion, at Mnitiarill vemetery on
Sunday ' tif tern eon. .
- 'filoi. inembethe Legieft as -
6
Sembled• at t19 cemetery gateS,. and„
,
headcd. by the Blue' Water Band
, ,
and tlfe color paxty marched to the
,
I 1VIEETItip OF KNOX
oiromou.w,m.s.
0, F.,- CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
• ‘Real Estatet
West St., *G.odetich,,
• Plione 18
••• • •••••••••
Insure In Sure Insurance
Confederatioh ,Life --Wind, Car
FTSEr-. Preferred rates for
• preferred risks.
ACCIDENT "Ili` • SICKNESS
Consult - -
,Togo-TARRISH
'Phone 7r15. Dmiganaon ,
MALCOLM MATHERS:
.,t
MTN LOCATION
on the Square-2--fornierly„-Mr,*
Craigie's °like
Real Estate—General. In-
• surance .
Phone, 1.15W
-20-
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• WESiERN .ONTARIO ,
MOTORWAYS
(Daylight Saving. Tinte)
To LONDON To STRATFORD
,
•(Daily) (Daily) ,
7.4p a.m. • 7.40 a.m.
12.15 p.m. 's 12.15 p.m.
*4.30 -'p.m; 4.30 p.m.
*—except Sundays and Holidays.
Monday and day after holidays,
• bus leaves for London at 6.45 am.
*Friday,. Saturday, Sunday -and,
holidays to London .at 9.10 pia.
10.00 a.m. daily to Owen Sound
via Blue Water. Highway. •
9.55 p.m: Sunday and holidays to.
Stratford.
Chatter,Coachei for all occasions.
For informatitm phone Reg, McGee
and ' Sons at 765; ".
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FIRE!
,
'Protect Ourself With Fire
nsurance
See..
Gorilbn
R.R. 6, GODERICH
Phone Carlow 30-r-4
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soldiers' memorial plot, Where the
service was held. The 'graves, of
the veteran,s, had been marked in
the morning with flags pittced by a
committee coniposed of Joseph Juck,
Carl Millet, • Lane Riley and W.
Parker.
There was a large turnout of
veterans ,andt members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary in attendance.
The color party for the Legion was
composed of Ralph KingsWell,
Robert Venus, W. Parker, William
Moore and Murray Daer. 'Mrs.
Paul, Hill carried' the colors for the
Ladies' Auxiliary.
A Solemn Service
'The • service bpened with, the
singing of "0 God of Bethel," softly
aceempanied byh ,the band, under
the leadership of Bandmaster W.
II, Bishop. The Seriptare lesson
from the 7th chapter of Ilevela•-•
tion and prayers ,were read by' the
eluip1ain„.1 As the, assemblage • sang,
"0Uod, Our Help in Ages Past,"
the dower 'parties decorated the
grates th the -soldiers' plot.
The Chaplain's Address
are gathered here in this
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
thone. 1100'.!fot appointment
SQUARE Go4Euica
\Geo., G. 1ViacEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor Sir
Insurance
OrrICIPASONIC TEMPLE
WEST 'STREET .
:PHONE i-841. "GODERICINI
Optometrist ---Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone .33 Godetich, Out.
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The. meeting the
of Knox Church was lield
on Tuesday iifteraoon, August 10th,
in the 'Ciptreli parlor. The wor-
ship service was ia.eharge of Mrs.
W. MacEwan 'aria Mrs.14-Xac-
kay, and the president -conducted
the "busluess of the meeting. authors, - III; Spanish, compbsition
The welcome and welfare secre-
tali., reported 70 calls during the
month, and the visiting comtuittee
•
reported 30 hospital etillS". and- 21
palls, en. shut-ins. " •
G. GI Ujper Scitool Ex-aitninati()ns
The following students who \Wrote'
the June :UpPer School exaM
tions tit Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute have obtained the standing
as shown:
inssee, .49-lite—French compost -
C: -
Buchanan,
•
. A letter of appreciation and 'good
-wishes from Ntiss: Somerville was:
read,: and the .cerrespointing secre-
tary was -asked to.*rite two letters
of sympathy , in bereavement, one
to the MeDermid family, and one
t� Mrs. F. Robinson of town.
A rimnber Of boeks were received
to be forwarded later to/ British -
Guiana to Rev, *and Mrs. 13. E.,
Andrew, and members were asked
to -keep in- mind- ,:that -Tuesday,
September 12th, is the day of the
tall rallyto. he held in 'Myth .with
Mrs.' IL S.- Reid of Toronto as
guest speaker.
The topic was in charge of Mrs.
R. Bisset, wha presented "The
Song of the Syrian Guest," a,
beautiful .explanation. of the 23d -
Psalm, which -wag enjoyed by L.
Tho, neif meeting will be in
charge of Mrs.' Redditt and Miss B.
MacVicar, and the visiting', com-
•mittee will be Mrs. W. D,oale,, Mrs.
dook, Mrs. Parrish, Mrs. Weir and
Mrs. Edward. •
" The 'meeting closed with a ltynin,
follbwed by all the inethbers join-
ing in the'Lord's Prayer.
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THE VOICE 011„
PERANCB *
They . called bim Buckety..:
He was a character in a Play.
.1-1,e was .ciressecl. in rags. "'His
`hang-eut was bootlagging
road -house. He was a drimk,
and he Made -himself a nuisance.
Apparently Robertson Davies,
the author, used his drunken
antics to • make . his .audierice
- When Will We learn
that it ,is bad taste to laugh at
the degradation of the alcoh,
olio? When will 'writers learn
that it is irubad taste to parade.
the 'staggering gait ,and the
maudlin ipee'eh Qf a 'drunk
Man? 7,•It is a Matter for hame
and for, pity, not for 'amuse-.
merit,, the plight of the victim,,
of drinking. The public needs
to revise its thinking 'at' this
point.
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Outt, Catherine English. com-
position,, 0; English literature) I
geometry, C botany., ,IpOology;, II ,•
physics, C; chemistr , q; French
anthors,,,II; ryench. composition, I,
'Erskine, Mary -4,nrie — English
conipe4itien; ; ',Efiglish literature,
history, I; botany, I; zoology,
; Latin authors,' ; La tin ' Com-
pusitiono" C ; Freneh anthers, III
French eompesition; 11.
Holmes, Eric—English composi-
tion, C • English literature, C ;
algebra, DC; geometry, ; trigonom-
etry, C; physits, chemiStry, Q ;
French -authors,- C ; Prench position, - • •
Meheod, Shella:-EngliSli•composi-
tion, III; English literature, III;
.geometry, C; botany, II; zoology,
II; chenaistry, II ; Latin authors, C ;
Latin' composition,. • C; -French
quiet corner which has been set
-aside as the resting place ef those
who served King and country to
'honor the inemorY •Uf onr Corn -
said Itev.- B.. II. Farr. It
was a sacred ano solemn thing to
witness 1 ,eolor party going a bout
to, decorate rhemseven.ty-five honored
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author 0, French eompositron, III,
Menzies,: joan.-,-English cOnipdSi-
tion, •C; English literature, 0;
chetnistky, 0; Preneh authogs, C.
Itaithby, Maile----,,English. composi-
tion, (2; English literature, 0; his -
:tory, III; geometry,:0 ; botany, III;
zoology, III; Freneh.• author,s, „-CF
French coinpesitien; C. "
Reberts, jaines,--English litera-
ture, III. •
Itobertson, Shirley—Englishcoin,
positiOn, III ;* Evglish' literature,
II; French unthors, 0; , Preach
composition, •
.,St6wart—English compost,
Um, (1 •
Wall, Maree--History, II. ,
Wightman, Llattie—English com-
position, ; English, 1iterature,*0;
botany, II i zoology, ;
Young,-' ,e1renistry,
RaymOnd—Ehglish coin;
position,. ; English literature, ;
geometry, III; trigonemetry, C;
physics, C; chemistry, II ;• French
authors, 0; Preneh composition, C.
Yungbiut, Glenn—English cern-
position, III ; English literature,
III; algebra, ; geometry, II;
trigonometry, I; physics, 1; chem-
istry,. I; French 'authors, III;
French,, composition, C.
ST. -GEORGE'S 'GAR:DEN PARTY HANSON--'-ELLIOTI. • .
-The niamiage or \1 r. Winnifred
Elliott and. Harry Hansorf took
place , 6n Saturday, ,July 22nd, at
St. John Vianney Church, Flint,
Mich., where the Rev: 'Henry
Mayotte offiCiated at a ,quiet cere-
The lienntifut the
rectory provided a charming setting
for the .annual garden -party spon-
sored"by the Churchwoman's Guild
of 'St. George's Church on. Thurs.
day, -July• 27th. The occaSion was
also'a finanCial suCcess, as a steady
patronage Was enjoyed during the
afternoon. • .
,Mrs. Clinton .Staniforth;)president.
of the ' Guild, was assisted in. re-,
Mony. The ...bride Is the mother
of "'AL'S. Frank Cook of. ,Goderich.
She Wore a spit of aq-ua shade With.
White- 'accessories and. an 'orchid
corsage. Attendants ..were Mr. and
ceiving .„by • Mrs.. B. II., arr and I..mrs. MattheW 'Wiesen), the latter-
shoi. js ae (lust3' • rose:6ors. sgtet t, c of pink tier (i
white, rosebuds; - After the rites
-patrOnii: .• ' '• the, einiple left On ,4 trip to Toronto,
-Prettily t• dec-Orated,' sale tames Mitreal and, a Saguenay' River
re
weadvantageously .placed, on the,
iliTharge,: CandY-Mrs. 1. poo.4
1
cruIse and will make their home at
lawn, with the, following, convners 2009 Cartier street;,•Flint, •
-.B.i Wiltnot. • Fancy work
graves. We thank God for their
times ,of, peace„.it would he a hor-. irs. If.• B.. ,%. Tiebberne, .',I,Irt,,
:
:saeritice," .,.0d. the Speaker.. . "In
rible. ,thing 'to forget them. ..i.tet I). J. Vkatersou, Mrs. Williams and
if .war conies, let, 'us be as sit -Ong' liug-ill• and, Miss' *Alilis. PloWers—,
Mrs. ' ihtuley. Postothee -7-
Aaintdaunci.:koeualrttstg.t.(;(1,1111;sn,ta.sLiiit,ftw, tt)liiier 1) )1,( Mrs. E. .1). Brown.' Tea' — , Mrs -
as rinath 05, td 'keep the memory of Ch:trles. V 1(11 Ln 'Mrs. Thoinas Legg;
their deeds as.a sacred trust., assistmgy, Mrs. B. IL. 14.'arr, ;Miss
work Li done, hut •thei? works do
r.[;).ie.h. Shirley ,Hardiug; Miss L. Harrison
follow titem. They eritured Ow apt Miss BOWdell of .Kingston, :Niis.
nimi and 5111511 of the li .st World ("'"ge MitimbY' Mrs. 11.- Paboer,
Mrs. F.:?iley, Mrs., A: lore, Mrs.-
: 1.1 e think, .).1' the quie when.. llod ' ( 1 11 the tii"rgall°:'1 6°11 " 611(-111 nt .
Sililn 'E•4.1 1. :I tTEL -1-iik- liV;Ili ..1-11 VliriSt WE'lli t ilk! item' .Wil,!..uVeritYake(1. I ; .
r ; \vont down to the seh 1111„ ),4 .,N4Sri *.NI. ry,
• 'dr 5(11181(11', 1111 :lir 14171,01e and ;Nlrs. Bert Niuntia.
bothijly
will briug MUM HA” 11 11,11HE'lr Upon The , Sigual-Star's_
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INDEPENDENT ORDER
OF ODDFELLOWS
Mixon Lodge No. 62,•Gode-
-rich meets first and third
Monday; nights 'of every
month in MacKay
Visitors Welcome.
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FOR RENT
A new shop,28' by 30', for
bady and: fender work,
painting and welding: '
This is in connection 'with
my service station. I will
supply hydro and air for
$20 a month. An oppor-
tunity for .someone to be
on Ills own.
Grenier, B -A Service
"'Station, Grand Bend.'
• shall rise 11( 111. Thus all ottr, e010=' .
Poires shall rir,e and meet' us again.";
As .i:ast l'hi<t wits' 'sounded hy
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half-mast,• followed by 'a icillinte's
silence, which mu, broken hy the •
ltereille. The flags were 'To ised,
the'heneilietion was: prinnumeed .hy
Rev. Mr:: Farr, 1111(1 tlie i1111)11'SHi V('
'servic'e was Niue] tuleti with tile:.
Na i0.111V • An (1(0111.
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The
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INSURANCE
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ASSOCIATION,
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LAYTON4-WE1#103, ,
A. quiet Llut pretty saintlier Wed-
ding, • took, place in $t. • George's
.Ahgliean Church here,lon*Satutday
afternoun _when • li'rtinces .EVelyn.
Weekes, oI ,Ottawa, daughter of
Weeltes, of Vietorla,',B.V., Was
the late Abel S. Weekes, was
ti4soanITOIefN
4 tl(ir !a?' tuel IlaeriudrY Yrate
ni
Dr. I G. -Layton .4. Birminginun,
Mightn't', ‘Rev..13. IL Parr officiated
and the Wedding music Was played
by Prof. A. Anderton. The
bride, given in marriage by her
cousin, 4r. S. • Teskey. Smith"; of
Toronto, 'wore n; •ffoor-length white
lace. gvwn, !softly draped: . Iler
finger-tip 4 veil was caught with
itephanotis to .a lace coronet: and
she carried a prayer -book turange-
input of Joanna Hill roseand
•steplianotis. - Her slater, MiSs "Rath
Weekes, of Harcourt, N.B„ was
bridesmaid In bouffant style' of pale
green organdie) with Matching daral
headdress, She, carried a crescent
bouquet of summer dowers.- The
.flower -girls Were Colleen Smith, of
Toronto,. and Catherine Anderson,
of GOderich. • Their. dtesseS in
alative and yellow, respectively,
were similar to that of tile brides: -
maid. They wore- floral head-
dresses, and crescent bouquets com-
pleted the color scheme. 'Mr. Sam-
uel C. Ander.son, Goderich, was
grocimsnian and Mr. r. U.
of 00.4:vine, was usher.. .After • the
ceremony,' a reebption WAS held at
the, home of the bride's ,cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. .Sainnell C. Anderson,
St. Patrick's street, where the
bride's aunt, Mrs. Colin E. J. Smith,
received in printed grey mesh with
black accessories and corsage, of
pink roses. -She was assisted .by
Mrs.:Anderton wearing navy -blue
with, gardenia corsage,. ad. white
accessories.For a weUding •trip to
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I'Vestern 'Canada the bride -wow A
grey sill . lail1en4...witir.b1ack, aece*i
sliei:3„ ;gardenia cownge and all
IwirluQln brooch, the' 'gitt of 1h0.
briaegyamt, flu their return theY*-,
will reidde In ."Park Lodge,"Sta.
ton Voldrield, Warwickshire, Eng-
land. . The br.hle i a. grtultlato Of
the UniverAties of AlanitOba• ,
Toronto, and her linShaini of St.'
Julin's College, Candaridge.-
practisea at the English- bar on the. -
0Xford, circuit,and hiti; chantbers
in Birhilitglfaut; Gueete Were pre-..
sent 'at the wedding froni
Toronto, ,Oakvflle, London and
Cdencop. * *'•
DRINK
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host of the highwaqs
AwarmargarianimatiamiS
MAKI
THE 11171r
Any veteran interested in' attending Warrior's Day
'parade at, the 0 N E, Toronto, on Saturday,' AugtiOt. 26th,
•
contact'Bob Venus or Phone 823J.
. 32x.
One of the 8,006. Sun Life of Con -
Oa annuitants receiving his regular
income cheque. in many instances this
lifetime income was provided by
regular, small payments, during this:
9nnultant'sj best earning years. Others*
at older ages used a lump sinn from
savings or capital to ,gdard against
advancing years. Independence 'in
q.ips:"can be made certain. with'e •
Sun Life Pension policy.
PLANNED LIFE INSURANCI
BRINGS PEACE OF. MIND
Without obligation, let rue UR
you how the. facilities, of the.
SUN LIFE ASSURANCE 'COM-
PANY ,OF CANADA can best
meet yoiir ,particular needs in a
Way that will fit icourpacketbook:
Harold 11,Y, Shore
Representative 'or • •
" Life Assurance Company
I of Canada ----------
North St, c" Phone 766.w •
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H. M. FORD
Gei Insured Stay Insured-,
.• Rest Assured
North St. Tel. 268w,
Godench Pavilion
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• THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY YEAR
—Dancing Wednesday, Saturday and holiday, evenings—
EVERT SATURDAY NIGHT— " •
'JOHNNY. DOWNS, AND HIS MUSIC.
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Every Wednesday night, CKNX Barn Dance Gang.
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The Pavilidn-is'available for afternoon tin& evening rentals.
The Management „eaters:: to • banquets, wedding _receptions, etc.,„_
phone 675 or 419.' •••
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The. PI. , Wept,
At . MI At .
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---"--,-- PliONE 01150 ---,1-----, , , ,., ,
NoVv.--"Mother Didn't Tell .,ge,'',.. with 'Dorothy McGuire and
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. 'William Lundigan. '
Mon., .fues. an:c
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Esther ViIliinss, Van jOlinfitin and John 'Lund •
Teehnicoler in a ,inosteal romance at famous Sun 'where
two ex -Wiles meet two PlayhoYS on a vacation.)
,Thurs., Fri. and ,
circi.goiy reek,. Wien Westcatt and !jean Parlwr
A 'dramotic Storyin tralY Western wherein '.tt notorious
gmnnan tries io reform to justify ,the faith.Of liisvife.,
Co• luing—"A 'Lotter t� Three Wive/with Jeanne 'Crain and -Linda
Darnell *' •
• Now—Gene Autry and Rarhara Britton, in "lifalled Pistols."
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Tues. and
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An. Ititlittn inttnigrant inimmes n wealthy hanker:but loses the
tete' Of his sons throngh his ruthless Methods. ,
"The House of" Stranger" . . _
Tlfurs., Fri. and Sat.—Two 'Features.
Charles. Starrett, Smiley Wilmette and Helen 'Parrish
, An adventure.with the Darrango Kid in whleh a gang of ontlaws
is trapped through 11i' of 11. ruRe
,`Quick On the Trigger"
. 'Stephen Dunne, Lois. Maxwell and.oloe SawYer
The .tale of fi dtig. mistaken Tor a wolf 05111(0'10111(9 010(1 n con-
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Coollag—"Greett Promise." An appealing pie re, great cast.
100% wool Blankets (large)'
100% ''vV'ool Motor Robes
Panda Bears