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AWARD. FOR BEST PLAY GOES ..P
TO ST. MARYS LUTLE THEATRE
"By ;;harp marking all plays ralilt*,,the mother, "Mrs. Treetops, seventy
Which makes it "diffi.cu1t toIyears young," by 'lJargaret. Wilson,
well, wh
adjudicate," llrs. Blanche Hogg, of.,tvho accounted , fer hexa seeming ex-
, a travaganee lA lauying, flowers send
London Little theatre, stated t otherwise enjoyiul; .herself . ibyT tell -
the eonclusior of her adjudication ing the daughters she had sold an
of t1ve plays presented - at the old: picture icor a fabulous slim.
fourth annual;': Drawn Festira4 airs. B;,, E.. !Wilson was director,
Goderich Dramatic'` and oils.. A. 'Wilkin` was property
'sponsored b the (node mantager. ..
Club on Thursday, `ani'' I±'1: • ay Ho the ills ,P "Strange Road",
evenings The second Play Of' the evening,
:the'general.level of the Festival. "� trli i e.,Road,.' was presented by
wits good,:n0ie
Uof DHolmesville!Jolted
ratulated tallurch, is high, director and Sybil -Palmer- as stage
Stage 'properties :good, lighting manager.
The play was a mystic one in
which a young deep -thinking man,
considered.- "odd'L -by the villagers,
finds . the answer'- to Alis problems
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Fire,' 'Automobile, Casualty
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Insure in Sure 'ilisnrance
Confederation • Life -Wind, Car
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Phone 7r15, D.unganuon -
it-B1t:IiTJ B. SUCH, D
Doctor of: Chiropractic.,
Office Hours:
Mon., Thurs —9 a.m. tq 5 p.m:
Tues;, Fri -9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to S p.m-
• Wed., •& Sat.—in Kincardine,,
Vitamin Therapy
Office --Corner of South St. and
Britannia Roads Phone 341.
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handled nicely ; careful and correct
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costumes hi every play , and the
level'o-aoting good- and well-sns--
tained:'
Three -_.;,Bays.-- uere.., Presented ..on, in a "Strange iRoat1." In uthe. cast
Thursday';night•. On -each evening'; sere Dora Heard, as "Mrs. Talbot,"
Mr. Bruce ' �Stewart, president' of mother of "Alan Talbot,"' played by
the .Goderich. Dramatic—Club, opened ; Ewan' Ross "Mrs. Kadan," by Kay
the Festival, and " introduced Mrs. Holmes, and.'`Annie Kadan," by
!Hogg, whose • adjudications were Pam Saddler. -
"It was a -very ,good attempt at
a difficult play," Mrs. Hogg ' com-
mentog.. P -•
Bayfeld Group'
The Bayfield Drama Group's pre-
sentation of "The Singing Folk."
fatorably 'ree4ived by large audi-
ences in 'MacKay Hall- on both
eGenings. =
Women's Institute Play .
Frgm "Five to ,Five -Thirty,"' pre-
set)ted by the • Goderich Women's
Institute, was it ` one -act comedy under the direction. of N. Miller
by, Philip Johnson. with Dorothy Everett as stage man=
The curtain rose on • a Il wer-be- ager, ended the first -night Program.,
?decked living -mous Three Snob- :it is a .trmy__canadiau luy'.wrlt-
Nish Sisters hale their lives„ Change a ten... by ..Oi:lo. 3iiller,sa .resident- of
in half -an -hour 'when .their mother, Bayfield: .;Tire setting is a cottage
whom' they wish to send to a rest in ' NeWfeundland _ villag • • and
e ar ships o the • s el• -fol t were
announces she is not their mother, well depicted in the play: "•Singin'
but that Mrs. Boxer, her 'friend Dant a NewfOimilland. ballad
ancharrtboman, is. "Mrs, Boxer" .1 singer," Assisi taken by .Orbe Miller' ;
iwtz,s • played ' by Mary 'Clairmont, I ':Uncle George, a retired ilsherttn
who we's, characteral-i-the time. of ninety years," 11y Maynard
.I t e .. ,. -- 11' Corrie ; ..Do .Swiggins, st 'i intetguer"
the vicar's wife," played by Helen I from N'ova ' Scotia," by' Helen
J acksgn ; "Mice, , the soliitor's Davies ; "Joe Swiggins, hers leis -
wife," by Vicki Thornton;,' and I hand, a Newfosundtnnd faritier-
"Gertie, .games -mistress at the high , fisherman," by ;fi'iirry Nesbitt ; and
school," Eby. ,Genevieve- •Lanawty . '.Sadie Il`rencliman, a neighbor tt•o-
" men," by aiariulon Milder. .
FARM. $WOR�wl�� WD HE D EuAP�HER SOeaker
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R. G. I3Cunett, agxlCultu al repre- i'
sentative for Duron, reports; Cat -to
War
tie are being marketed in increasing
numbers at exceptionally. good 'World, War II way, already
prices a Farmer-' had become a bit
have been started, .and if it ' has
perturbed at the week's end because each one of us might a• well make
;of the dip in hog prices, but most
of them have the 'hope that .these
'will soon level off.
Wheat is looking fairly well,
though there are a, nun'ber of !fields•
Where' itseems to be killed out on
the knolls and extreme, shapes. Hay
and pastures' are also coming .along,
well, with permanent pastures
greening upparticuktrly well. A
little plowing has been" done in the
county ; however, work on the land
for the most Bart might be said
to be at a stitndstilh owing to eon-
-tinned wet and disagreeable_
weather. Sideroads at the present
time are' in .very poor condition.
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• Isolated town property -insured. ,
.'resident, 1,1; J. Trewartha,` Clin-
'ton'; ,Vice -President, J. L:, Malone,
Seaforth ; Manager. and Sec's -Trees.,
M. A..' Reid, Seaforth. '
Directors—E. J ;' Tretvartha' " C1in-
ton ; J. L. idalone, Seaforth ; . S. 13.
Whitmore, Seaforth ; Chris. Leon.
hardt, Bornholm,; Robert Archibald,
"Seaforth; John H: McEwing.Blyth;
F `rank McGregor, Clinton; Wm. S.
Alexander, ;Walton; Harvey fuller,
Goderich.
Agents—J. E. Pepper, Brucefield;
eft.
T. SMcEercher, Dublin; Geo. A:...
Watt, Blyth ; .. J. F. ''Prueter, Brod-
hagen ; Selwyn Baker Brussels..
Policy:holders can make all pay-
ments and -get their cards, receipted
at-*tbe-Royal Bank,''Clic-ten Keith-
,Cutt's • Grocery, Kingston . Street,
Godttrich.
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Bonds ,of loyalty and, love are
real' things in • the story, which is
enhanced by the singing of • "Singili'.
Dan." •-(Consternation .is portrayed
when "Joe Swiggins" is reported lir
,difficulty sat sett, and later •lights
aret.seeiion all island which. indicate
his safety. • A '
Hogg con ra to la ted M r.
Miller ort ..his "charming play."
• iln Friday .night • two excellent
'plays were staged, and .Both .won
commendation 'from the adjtidica,tur.
North Street,. Church Young Adults
• "The Late Miss Cordell," by
Philip .Johuso a`, was presented ivy
North -Sh=eet F nit-cth€`htorch Ysung
Adults, under the direction of Gar-
field. Payne; with. Rverett Tial rrs as
stage' manage •. The ghost of Miss
Cordell seems to pe.rrade 'the 'house,
.causing a „ d C►Or
s to Oen misteriutl.;lt•
as her three. nieeSS, "Miss ••Bowl'
.(Harriet), "Mrs. :1'i'ooll►rook"
(Rhoda) .and - -"Mrs.. . Sidbirry"
(Jane )., played ' respectively by
Kathy ..Snider, -Marg. Young and.
Marie 'Siuiibert, discuss the death
f_Miss-Cordell.With her,Compan=ion
"Miss sSillllison," played by Alit'e
,Wilson, All .express hatred for the
•departed spinster; ' while • her' maid
"Bessie," Loraine 'Stewart, • feels
• fear'of her., sllrrouriclings . •The role
of "Mr. Bodleigh, a solicitor," .was.
taken 11y, -.Jim Stoner, 'who an-
• nounces : the • estate i$ left, to the
nieces; .and- leads up to- the eon-
:fessiou of the ,conitanion • df having
;pout poisan, in, k tea 'canister' belong-
i:ig, to „"Miss: Cordell•.'s ' • ,
Throughout the play the laudi•ence
isseesseessissisismisis-
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fo•r 8,IiCW moor at'tihe arena,<
'Armed with facts collected over
r t
ec
fl.
period'Of yesxits, Zyti. I u Gi1 his s
.speak.ing" cif a Possible \ " t'rld War
III, stated Einstein, has figured that
one-third oY the worxd's population
will survive if 'World War 111 takes
lace. he guest speaker° added
that the rpyg hies. in .Africa would
`probably be the Iuain survivors of
the world's population.
Slavery that ante existed' in the
our.- peace with God naav and .get. 'world etas been virtually wiped out
ready. for extermination, . because today, and duelling,` once . a means,
that'swhat those . who know feel
it will be," declared Rev. J. A. Pue-
Gilehrist, of ;Toronto; addressing the
Lions. Club' at 'the •Bedford: Betel
o11 Friday' night on the subject;
"Can 'World War !III Be Pre-
vented?" For manyyears a student
and advocate of a, world gov-
ernment with worldwide laws and
international forces to enforce those
laws, the speaker maintained this
was -the one way -to, prevent Werld
War IJI or any future war.
'' Rev. *Mr. ' 1'ue-Gilchrist, .minister
of I<imbourne Park United Church,
Toronto, was introduced by hiso'n-
in-law, bion Andy Boutilier, who
mentioned also- that the guest
speaker was a past president of- the
Toronto t} id District Ministerial
Associationi
It was "new members'' night,"
with new members in charge. Licin
Bruce Armstrong was chairman,
Lion Bert Drysdale read the min-
utes and Lion Rolbert Barnes gave
the treasurer's -report in , humorous
fashion. Lion , President . Harry
(Watson-. ,.called" • ai all,_members
give fullsupport _to_ the perch derby.
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Ile 'also stated. that $9157 had been
Pais ., so •far tby the -club in the'
way of a eon
seemed to feel •the tenseness of the
performance, which was' added to
in the last scene ,when, with no one
on the stage,. a .door mysteriously
opened and window shades • were
drawn by an unseen hand..
it was a- difficult play, extremely
well done, . Mid the adjudicator.
St.' Marys Little Theatre -Group
The concluding play, "The Dear•
Departed," by Stanley Haughton,
was, a •ogle -act comedy by the St.
Marys .Little _Theatregroup,_ under
.the di>lection of T, ,Brogden, with`
Mayme. Douglas as stage manager.
"Grandfather" is apparently dead
1 an ups tors ,roans -
ters and sons-in-lttw lose no tiigf'
endeavoring to ,outwit one ' an-
other in securing his meagre pos-
sessions One family wearing' half -
Mourning in the hope to outdo the
other is taken • by .'ililtallse--when
the others appear in deepest mourn-
ing. "Graaidfather"' unexpectedly:
-appears and at a . supper all ex-
press their devotion, but he ' sur-
prises them by telling them of his
intended marriage.,
In the . cast were_gi'ma Khppler,
as - "Stas. Slater ;!' Norma' 'Kappler,
as "Victoria Slater;" -Gordon Smuith,
as .".lir•. Slater'," Lillian Ullyot, as .•
"Mrs. Jordon ;" Dick Marland, as
"Mr. Jordon,', and Lon �Ii'te1re11,
as "Grandpa ." .
The play • was extremely .. 1�•ell
dem', Mrs. • Ilogg i-Ititted.
• Nwat'its i'resented '
,The presentation of awards was
made a> folluwrs :
I)rrtluatic .'lull trophy for the
.last •rilziy,',pres(:nted 1't'esident .,
l;t•u(°e Stew -art to, the- *t1 Marys
Little" L'heatre. •
' -'Purity Ffottr .rills •t-repll.y .fer_ sec-
ond best .. play, • to North 'Street
i'nitt tl
,Church, Young. A•dults, pre-
sented by Mrs 13.rure tiiett an•t to
Mr. 'Garfield t'u; ne; director:,
D&.tluinian Tar and Chemieal
COmpitay's .award, to best actress,
presented •1►y Mr. Ki^hon Matilur
to Erma, Ka,pple�r',,, of • tit. "Jlarys
Litttle .Theatre. • �° , • '
I.)orinioe Roatl Machinery. Con1-
1.ii1y's itv ti•rd for best actor,', pre-
sented, Ybs Mrs. John K. ' Sully- to
Lou Mitchell; of - Sf: Mi iry*s "`Lit't,-L
'Thea tre:- .• ' , •
Uoderich • Elevator. and Transit
C'cc'mpa ry's award to .second ,best
actress, --presented RV George i'ar-
sQlrni to Alice 1t'4lson; Goderich, in
"The Lae 'Mise Cordell by North
St1 eet United Church Young Aclu1ts.
• Goderich Lions ' Club award for.
second best actor,, preter3t,ed- by Mr.
13. Bertge>; toy' Ma`yntri'd steorrie,
3ayfield, in '`The 'gingin' Folk-."
Alripeek Chapter, I:O.D.E:, award
to best • supporting, actress, pre-
sented by Mrs. ,Hogg to Mary 'Clair -
went, -Goderich, in "From Five, to
'Five -thirty."
Mahle. Leaf-C"linpter•,
award to best, supporting actor,
presented by Mrs: tJ. II. Kinkead'
to.Jim Stoner as Mr. Bodleigh in
"Tile" Late Miss Cordell." • .. •
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11Lsiilger ati aril, to 1 e p . R
for annually (a rose lxiwl)t to s•t ige.
designer ^responsible for the . best
r iisilal presentation of the Festival,
to• Proctor ,'Fairer, • directorof
'`Strange (Road" -presented lay fir.
George Filsfni er.
Robert ,'Simps"an Co. • Ltd.- • award
to playwright .ofbthe4tbest Canadian
play,, to •O•rlo •Mjjier, Bayfield,•
author of "The Singin'• Folk," pre-
sented by President Bruce Stewart.
The Y.P.V. of Floltnesville United
Church ,award • ►f merit was,
.awarded'. to Bruce ' Stewart for.
Mechanics itr '=The Late,Miss.
Cordell," and was presented b -Mr's.
Ewan `Ross: -
Juvenile award, dcmatf'd by Dr.
H..13. 'Sash,. was presented by Ml's.,
sift; tit :St'ise rr:t--Kzapessa ; stssw
:Marys,. 'in "The Dear Deported."
I'n 11)4£3, Canadians on theaverage
attended motion '1)ieturces eigbtebn'
times and paid irtorit +1 each .in
admL cons. °
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of ' settling personal 'quarrels, is.
seldom used, said the speaker, as
he• pointed out that the - attitude.
of people in the world • towards
,things changes. B•y..the ,same token,
he felt that war couldbe stopped,
because people's attitude' can be
changed. People can be roused into
objecting to wars and have their
governments do something 'about It
—join a world 'government with
an international police force' to en-
force the carrying out Of the laws
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Sharpen,•iap and adjust.-..
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Leave at residence of . J.
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Such a government would make.
Terming national . sovereignty
"pure bunk,'1' " be stated ." PebVie,
swallow this stiff the very ' stun
that causes War." He urged la►i* -
listeners to urge their Government
to join in with the idea of a world
government, which would, stop n1.1
*future wars.
Drift bottles,, -released ,in Rildson
Bay twenty ' years ago'to check - ow
'Water .currents, .ar,e .Still turning up;
All returns are1-frons ' Hudson 'Bay -
shore points. �✓y
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Optometrist--Optlelae
tree Examined. Glasses Fitted
Phone• 83' Goderich, Ont.
G�derich : Pavilion
Dancing Wednesday, Saturday andholiday evenings
-Saturday Night -Ross Pearce 'and *his orchestra. .
Every Wednesday Night--CBNX Barn band Gang.
The Pavilion is available for afternoon and 'eg ren-
tals. The management caters to banquets, wedding re -
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Now Marta Toren ansa Jeff Chandler, in "DEPORTED."
Molt, Tues:- and Wed.--- • •
Kathryn Grayson; 'Fait Johnson and Paula Rayniond
A colorful, romantic and entertaining story of a man who dis-
covers his childhood sweetheart starred on the operatic
stage.' .
GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE"
Thul's., Fri. and Sat.
' "MORNING DEPARTURE'', . P -
Ali thei' 'tradition, roinatwe and dory of the .Britisht`avy packed
into' a dramatic story aatnd produced tigainat authentic
backgrounds. ,
' Starring John :1'iii1s aitttl' rtichard Attenhorottgh
pointing i"l'l h1 PRINCE OF PEACE "—The story of Christ
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In T,eclniteolor. .'
TFe 'Stree
he --Street
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Now ---"Canyon .Passage" with Susan Hayward and Technicolor.
wMon.,
Tues.„and r ►'4'ell.
. Myrna Loy( Don Anieclie and 'Rhys Williams ,
• A briliit,nt (stellar call cremes to the Capital screen with `a' light
liearted_t:ornatitae iiud some siihrkiiiig ftin..
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"SO GOESMY LOVE"
Thurs., Fri. and • Sate..•. '
RED ti,.DX (ITT .and LOU (COSTE.LLO •
"The setJeef's..fntruiest tenni •bwoines involved in Ai mystery thriller
to give OP an evening of rllb•ro(yking laughter.
" IlO DONE IT"
Coaling - •"Thhedventui s < of l ailaat Bess' in taleir.
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arti$oial ice:- One of the mei.
'remarked "Our biggest head=,
ache' is• going to be liquor."
Then he drew a .picture 'of
drinking in the bleachers and
bottles thrown on the ice. • Now
the first season on artificial
ice is nearly over. It is very
gratifying to learn that there
has been 'a very minimum of
trouble becthan �n � outlinbrt, This
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1� young eple.
do not need a bottle of liquor
for an ' evening's enjoyments ;
- It also proves that the 'lurid;:
'. r tip! t''t6 *flritiltil<i , i,n -.rubric
„re largely loose °bulk.° •
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In the more than three-quarters
▪ of a, century of the, Company's'
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arid beneficiaries_ • , •
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work to solve yourshopping-prob-
lems. 'Please writes
• Customer Relations Dept.. -
ARiP Food Stores,
. 135 Laughton Ave., . Toronto,' Ont.
!(raft '
SV anky WigS.
'`Hershey', Small
Chocolate dais,
Sunnyfield
Face..
Sweet Treat
Pineapple Juice 2
Quick or Regular
Quaker Oats
Aylmer '
,Catsup .
York grand ' -
Kam Canned Meat
McLaren's
Jelly Pol'rders
Long Grain
4 -oz glass 27c'
.6for41c
2:Ib bag 3°3C
20 -oz tins 23C
48 -oz pkg•36c
ii -Qt t�tl
17c.
12 -oz tin 49c
3 pkgs 25c
Milk Ann Poge, Sliced • read white or rows • 24 -oz foafryt1,Q,,
W ,
Bokar. Coffe� .Custom GrcuncI Ib, 9
Boiled Onions Culverhouse. 20 -oz tint; 29c
Von Dse
u.t '20 -oz tin lOc
Tornato Juke
Black Tea . A&P Special' Blend 'Ja-lb pig 38C'
Plum Jany Iona (Pectin added) 24 -oz ler 29c
Green Giant Niblets '8 -oz tu' Ilc
Mushroom Soup Clark's 2—l0 -oz tins 19t
a►ymer Jumao yeas
Parity Flour
Jewel Shortening
20 -oz (in 4,C
' 24 -Ib bag. 1.49
39c.
rat r6 : art -
A Real Spring ' Tonic
CALIFORNIA FRESH,. GREEN, TEN,15ER, FANCY
itspetragus
21/2 -Ib bunch 6'9c 'Ib bunch 29C
California Navol, r Best e
at Fancy, 150's, 'Now Thi
4
Oranges._...dol 5 5,;°
Fresh Curly Lea(, No. 10 Washed, ready to cook -0
Spinach cells pkg 19c
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'INDEPENDENT • ORDER
OF ODDFELLOWS '.
Huron Lodge No. 02, •
Goderich, meets first and
third. Monday' nights 131
every month in MacKay
' .Visitors Woicome
•
INCOME TAX RETURNS
PRIVATE , '• BUSINESS
FARM REPORTS'
Bookkeeping records;,,insta`tled
and chectted monthly •
or -at -request..
ROY N. BENTLE$
Phone 909J
Box 5S ' 36 Regent St.
G,ODERICH,'•ONT; ' '.
1.40/13 %WWI
of ' settling personal 'quarrels, is.
seldom used, said the speaker, as
he• pointed out that the - attitude.
of people in the world • towards
,things changes. B•y..the ,same token,
he felt that war couldbe stopped,
because people's attitude' can be
changed. People can be roused into
objecting to wars and have their
governments do something 'about It
—join a world 'government with
an international police force' to en-
force the carrying out Of the laws
LAWN. MOWER
S ERVIC -•
,
Sharpen mower .. .• $1.00
Sharpen,•iap and adjust.-..
$1.50
Leave at residence of . J.
E1 Aires_
V, Thomas, t;4. gal,. e
Phone D. Harman, 820W.
14tf
dYI•.Tq iii LI ry
FAR*
WE
S.
and
WELI)1144 SUPPLIES
always in, . 6toe.'
W, •G. SIMMONS & .
SONS
Huron Bd. ° ..Goderich.
Phone 1132 -0tf
Such a government would make.
Terming national . sovereignty
"pure bunk,'1' " be stated ." PebVie,
swallow this stiff the very ' stun
that causes War." He urged la►i* -
listeners to urge their Government
to join in with the idea of a world
government, which would, stop n1.1
*future wars.
Drift bottles,, -released ,in Rildson
Bay twenty ' years ago'to check - ow
'Water .currents, .ar,e .Still turning up;
All returns are1-frons ' Hudson 'Bay -
shore points. �✓y
rU
n
eon
0
e
i
A.-. L. "COLE
Optometrist--Optlelae
tree Examined. Glasses Fitted
Phone• 83' Goderich, Ont.
G�derich : Pavilion
Dancing Wednesday, Saturday andholiday evenings
-Saturday Night -Ross Pearce 'and *his orchestra. .
Every Wednesday Night--CBNX Barn band Gang.
The Pavilion is available for afternoon and 'eg ren-
tals. The management caters to banquets, wedding re -
70191117 -7
ERIGH THEATRES -_ _PRESENT
liernoiii0iiiiHOOMi00i 0iMi Oiiitiii0,41.1
iii tAs ONN
USOrIiDist/osooDODisOO*NOios000tirNNii
At
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The; � Square.:
Th ���
K °o,ene a` CAPITAL West
•. -- PHONE 1150 -
Now Marta Toren ansa Jeff Chandler, in "DEPORTED."
Molt, Tues:- and Wed.--- • •
Kathryn Grayson; 'Fait Johnson and Paula Rayniond
A colorful, romantic and entertaining story of a man who dis-
covers his childhood sweetheart starred on the operatic
stage.' .
GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE"
Thul's., Fri. and Sat.
' "MORNING DEPARTURE'', . P -
Ali thei' 'tradition, roinatwe and dory of the .Britisht`avy packed
into' a dramatic story aatnd produced tigainat authentic
backgrounds. ,
' Starring John :1'iii1s aitttl' rtichard Attenhorottgh
pointing i"l'l h1 PRINCE OF PEACE "—The story of Christ
, f •
In T,eclniteolor. .'
TFe 'Stree
he --Street
-�„_ --- PHONE 47.
Now ---"Canyon .Passage" with Susan Hayward and Technicolor.
wMon.,
Tues.„and r ►'4'ell.
. Myrna Loy( Don Anieclie and 'Rhys Williams ,
• A briliit,nt (stellar call cremes to the Capital screen with `a' light
liearted_t:ornatitae iiud some siihrkiiiig ftin..
r
"SO GOESMY LOVE"
Thurs., Fri. and • Sate..•. '
RED ti,.DX (ITT .and LOU (COSTE.LLO •
"The setJeef's..fntruiest tenni •bwoines involved in Ai mystery thriller
to give OP an evening of rllb•ro(yking laughter.
" IlO DONE IT"
Coaling - •"Thhedventui s < of l ailaat Bess' in taleir.
•
ti ' v 3 WAYS 'TQA, B1l'Y
CHARGE._'
0 : LAY -AWAY-
.' CASH ` -
• MADE -TOS MEASURE, SUITS AND TOPCOATS,
FEATURING
•
•
TIlE-IIOUSE --OF STONE
-15t
•
THE VOICE OF'TEMPER
ANCE
A year ago the W ingli,am
Arena Conunittee was' making
plans for the installation of
arti$oial ice:- One of the mei.
'remarked "Our biggest head=,
ache' is• going to be liquor."
Then he drew a .picture 'of
drinking in the bleachers and
bottles thrown on the ice. • Now
the first season on artificial
ice is nearly over. It is very
gratifying to learn that there
has been 'a very minimum of
trouble becthan �n � outlinbrt, This
•
1 +
1� young eple.
do not need a bottle of liquor
for an ' evening's enjoyments ;
- It also proves that the 'lurid;:
'. r tip! t''t6 *flritiltil<i , i,n -.rubric
„re largely loose °bulk.° •
This Advt. sh usort1(l <'i);c' l'lur'on
County Tentpoduee Iketleratioa.
iT`S. J -FEAT
that the Sun ' Life Assurance
Company 'of Canada has • well
over • a million 'policyholddrs
throughout • the world. .
In the more than three-quarters
▪ of a, century of the, Company's'
existence over two 1�t:llic�rt dollars
has^been' paid tai policyholders
arid beneficiaries_ • , •
Harold W. Shore.
. , Representiitive ` of .
Sun .,Life _'assurance Company
of 'Canada
North St. :Phone 766vca''
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&P"s �.�ilY R�tICE
IW PR��iT POLICY
' (ft Oe Fad Dollar Sale ..
• • PROVES YOU'CAN SAVE OR
YOUR: WEEKLY FOOD BILL
Customers'.:
Corner
Have ' you. ever read the .list of
seven baste lideP policies prominently
(displayed i i'.your stoke?
?
These: are . the policies' that ;guide
A&P operations ,at all times. ,
They are your '
guarantee
of
friend-
ly 'service,;, •'quality • ,food, °correct
weight and mtoney-saving p�rIees.t.
They 'are* your asstiraitee that 1i,
•for, any reason, your purchase is not
sati5f tetorj, your money will be
cheerfully refunded; ,
•
The loyal employees in your A&P,
will welcome . any suggestions you
may have for making these policies
work to solve yourshopping-prob-
lems. 'Please writes
• Customer Relations Dept.. -
ARiP Food Stores,
. 135 Laughton Ave., . Toronto,' Ont.
!(raft '
SV anky WigS.
'`Hershey', Small
Chocolate dais,
Sunnyfield
Face..
Sweet Treat
Pineapple Juice 2
Quick or Regular
Quaker Oats
Aylmer '
,Catsup .
York grand ' -
Kam Canned Meat
McLaren's
Jelly Pol'rders
Long Grain
4 -oz glass 27c'
.6for41c
2:Ib bag 3°3C
20 -oz tins 23C
48 -oz pkg•36c
ii -Qt t�tl
17c.
12 -oz tin 49c
3 pkgs 25c
Milk Ann Poge, Sliced • read white or rows • 24 -oz foafryt1,Q,,
W ,
Bokar. Coffe� .Custom GrcuncI Ib, 9
Boiled Onions Culverhouse. 20 -oz tint; 29c
Von Dse
u.t '20 -oz tin lOc
Tornato Juke
Black Tea . A&P Special' Blend 'Ja-lb pig 38C'
Plum Jany Iona (Pectin added) 24 -oz ler 29c
Green Giant Niblets '8 -oz tu' Ilc
Mushroom Soup Clark's 2—l0 -oz tins 19t
a►ymer Jumao yeas
Parity Flour
Jewel Shortening
20 -oz (in 4,C
' 24 -Ib bag. 1.49
39c.
rat r6 : art -
A Real Spring ' Tonic
CALIFORNIA FRESH,. GREEN, TEN,15ER, FANCY
itspetragus
21/2 -Ib bunch 6'9c 'Ib bunch 29C
California Navol, r Best e
at Fancy, 150's, 'Now Thi
4
Oranges._...dol 5 5,;°
Fresh Curly Lea(, No. 10 Washed, ready to cook -0
Spinach cells pkg 19c
Pas(:al., No. :I..elery . H cams
1G
lga,bunth
NO)
.41