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Many Paranis Were the UudielleP
when a recital, y. the pupitS ,a
Mrs, El0AnO, tElWing.
C,M., was lkeld at her home on
North street, Thursday .evening,
last. —Among, the piipils taking,
, part were: Catherine. Anderson,
• Shirley Benjamin, Iiidy• Vflt,Iner,
Nancy leeera;. th NitallaCe,.Judy
Linklater, Norma 3701:01 Hamilton,
Ruth Linklater, bran Harris, Donna.
Gardner, Catherine Potter,,yraye,:- tea. . 6 „ •
Arereton, Aarbara EiUs Wanda
Wijjqn,fle1en1Potteri Linda Breck..,
enridge and CilayOlIngbes,
On -be4al1 of the mants and
pupils, Mi sa .Linda Breckenridge
presented a 'gift to Mrs. Ewing and
Mrs. (George Ellis briefly expressed
thanks to Mrs. Ewing for her
terest in her , Mr. and Mrs.
Ewing are .moving to Burlington.
A prize was presented by Mrs.
.Ewing to Donna Gardner as the
pupil who had shown the most..
progress during the year.
Lunch concluded the program
with Mrs. H. A. Dickinson pouring
CONGRATULATIONS
TQ THE .MODERN NEW STORE OF
FILSINGER JEWELRY AND GIFTS
ALL PAINTING IN THIS STORE WAS DONE BY
JACK WILLIAMS
PHONE 1241
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
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Jo1hwrng is a eatifflete and coc-
reefed' schedule of softball games,
in the Interktnedlate "D" Group 4
WO' series fon the balance of
the season:, ,e
June--
-30—Underwood at Benmiller
1 ----Ripley at Bervie
4--13enmiller at lUvirie
5--Luoknow at Port Albert
8-,--Bervie at Underwood
Port Albert at Ripley
14—Ripley at Lucknow
' Port Albert at Underwood
15—Bervie at Ripley
LIAPIERONV: at Benmiller,
Underwood at Port Albert
18—Port Albert at Bervie
19--Lucknow at Ripley
21—Ripley at Benmiller „
22 --Underwood at Wane*
• Bervie at Port Albert-
25—Luck:now at Underwood
Bervie at Bennailler
•26 --Ripley at Port Albert
29—Benmiller at Ripley
Port Albert at Lucknow
Underwood at Bervie
August -
3 --Port Albert at Benmiller
Berrie at Luolmow
4—Ripley at Underwood
5—Senmiller* at Port Albert
Luelmow at Berrie
8—Benmiller at Lucknow
O—Undletwood at Ripley
10-4Locknow at Port Albert
12—Ripley at Berrie
15—Bennailler at Berrie
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PERSONAI ..
Miss Winni004-443%**RegN.,••
of. St: Joseph's Hospital, Lopdon),
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is enjoying a vacation -•vAtlb hex
parents,.. -Mr. 44d Mrs. !tioittk-4-474
nerd. •
XT. and Mrs. George, A. Bruee
of Toronto have returned to, their,
summer -borne on Bennett street;
Mrs. C. (arrow, _ of. Toronto Is.
at, her, home on North street 'Or
the summer months. - •
Mr. A. Gori, Mr. and 'Mrs. J.
Wilson accompanied Mrs. W. Law-
rence, Huron road, while in Tor-
onto recently ' at • the Rebekah As-
sembly, Royal YorkHotel.
F1,t. Lt'. Leslie It Natal, RC'
Reserve, .is. relieving for several
weeks at King Street Recruiting
aation in London.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cox and
Rev. Benson Cax, of Holyrook
visited Mr. and Mrs. Gordon New-
ton recently. '
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Anderson, Elizabeth. street,
recently were Mr., and Mrs', S.
H. Gatenby, Mr, and Mrs. S. Gaten-
by and Mrs. William Gatenby,
Mr. and1VIrs. R. Scarberouh, Mrs,
M. Hudson, Mrs. J. Evans, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Evans, aT1 of Londeva•
Mr. and Mrs. Van Valkenburg, of
Detroit, and Mr. and. Mrs. H. Wat-
son, of Goderich.
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Two out of three labor® union
members in Canada belong to Can-
adian branches of U.S. labor un-
ions.
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A suceessful 104 sponsored by
St. David's group of St.
Anglican Obureh Woinan's
was held on the lawn at the home
of Mrs: A Shore, 39 Vietoria street
south, Wednesday' ,afternpan, of
st week. A 'profusion of roses
in the flower beds and on ;,the. small
tables made al,t ,,attractive setting.
Beautiful mixed 'bouquets in the
-house were the 'donation'0! Mrs,
Bert Mtinday, •
Receiving ,guests were
Shore and Mrs. H. Palmer. The
well-patronted touch -•and - take
table was supervised, by Mrs. Wil-
liam Lawrence and Mrs. J. Wilson.
Home-made (baking. was sold by
Mrs. J. Handley and, Mrs. John
Vrociman, 'Convening the tea were
Mrs. H. Sowerby and Mrs. Thomas
Legg, assisted 1y Mrs. U. J. Martin,
who made the tea, Mrs, D. Sitter,
Mrs. L. bannister and Mrs. H. A.
Kempster.
Miss Ethel Elder held the lucky
ticket for the draw on the angel
cake made by- "Mrs. Thomas G.
Glazier, East street.
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CHILD IS RESCUED
BY ASHFIELD YOtJTIZ
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An Ashfield Township youth has
been creditekwith saving a three-
year-old girl from drowning at
Tobermory.
The youth, Leslie 'Hallam, 18 -
year -old son. of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ,Hallam, is a member of
the crew of the Norisle, which
plies between Tobermory and
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4•Vai'lle$1;4$04 in refuelljn8
ePer4tiOM and wage „
dck coal pile. when he
ery for help. FIe dashe
101) yards, '„,,
boots deep
waterthe the
He bad ficr 01)700 tinle5+
,fore he gat the, little Orli 1.$,harair
atamixerry, who had goneunder
foilhertiTird time. She was thrown
into the muter when two motor,
boats leollided. One of the Wats,
overturned ,ansl sank.- Hailam
later recilvered the motor from the
sunken eraft.
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VISITS HERE „
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A visitor here 'the week -end •he -
tore last was Harry Washington, a
former Goderich boy, who left this
town as a young man in 1910 and
had not been' here since a brief
visit in, 1918, ' He has an iinport-
ant paaition with the Federal, De-
partment of Transport, with head-
quarters at Edmonton, and was on.
his way to consult with the De-
partment at Otitawia. While in
town he met many old friends and
was the guest of his sister, Mrs.
Walter Buchanan, and Mr. Buch-
anan.
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Bride—"X made this pudding all
by myself."
Hubby-,-"SpIenatidf eat who
helped you lift it out of the oven?"
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Japan has a population of 86,-
000,000 people in an area of
142,000 square miles.
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ernoon of last week and was -
ened by -the preside
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Scripture leoPen. W04,••read y,
TheM5.011., Alttlt
'was 'offered by Mrs.
go was .;sung by Miss cynthia seut.
Young,. who is leaving shortly Or
•a tax: of 'hospital •nursinfo-in San card
•Francisco. • •
The seeratarY hitter
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than from Rev- a
Alberta, and Rev. Alex 10; n
for the gifts _lare-Sentgd at their
illation; (Mr. .100(19404 ana.
his Wife „will be leaving Canada
for missionary work in British
Guiana. .
During the month, .57 119$Pital
calls and 22 home,calls-Were made
and a, XLIE031401` , of gifts were
ceived( for Men:,:in Byron Sanitort:
hum The guest speaker was Mrs.
D. J. Lane, of Clinton, who gave
an interesting .summary of the.
highlights of the Syliodteal, meet-
ing theld in St. Thomas. Miss
,Gordon, expressed the thanks of
the members to Mrs. liane,
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STIRLING .OLAN HAS •
KINCARDINE REUNION
The annual Stirling reunion was
held recently at Landsdowne Park,.
Kincardine, when 54 people enjoy-
ed a picnic and lunch. Mrs. Lawr-
ence Stirling and her committee
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2.2°°years ago?N '403ots who'
entered Canada last ',$rear
blew 'were elassed'AWIffetkeicS?
3. Since 1939 spending by •the.prO:- •
vincial governments combined
has increased about fire times.
Ry how much has federal spend- •
ing increased in the period?
4. smaWhillehestofartheae ofpxoreen&opsiedliO4 rmt
he
land?
5. What proportion of the Can-
adian labor force is,•employed in
agriOultinle?
- ANSWERS: 5. About one-sixth.
3. About 9 times. 1. Captain Kidd.
4. Newfoundland. 2. 84,000 were
classed as workers.
Filsinger's Jewelry & Gifts Announce the 0 enin
Of Their Very Modern Store, In New Location, On July 2n
FREE GIFTS LUCKY PRIZES SPECIAL IPRICE
JULY 2nd ONLY
FREE GIFTS
• First 70 Lady Customers„
will each receive FREE
one Evening Star. Jelly Server
by Community; valued at $2,00.
BE SURE YOU ARE
• IN TIME. TO. RECEIVE
THIS VALUABLE LIFT
• JULY 2nd ONLY if
Registration
Free Bulova Watch
4A-DiEs OR GENT S
Value $49.50
2000 REGISTRATION CARDS
with watch serial number have been mailed to
, the public.
Bring in your card to register it with your name
and number with Allan MacDonald in •charge, of
our modern watch repair dept.
If your number is. the.: -same -as that, on the:
wateh displayed in our, window, it is yours
absolutely FREE -
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Free Engraving
We have featured for quite some time "Free Engraving" on every item sold,
regardless of value.
'PERSONAL- IZR, YOUR. GIFTS with our beautiful engraving FREE. '•
Alf engraving done in our store with no dela,ys.
Diamond Room
41011001fi.tenelen.
.In keeping ,with the trend of the times, we have installed this sp#cial
service for the public. You'may 4purchase this time honored and cherished .•
gift in utmost privacy. 1Choose your -diamond ring from. our wide selection
of all well-knoViii makes of first quality, in the restful atmosphere of this'
finely decorated roam: • After hour 'Et,ppohitmearts on such all-important
purehaaes are481cinned .at any time. All diamond rings ,(Arry an all risk
insurance policy free of .charge far one year. -
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JULY 2nd ONLY
8 Lucky
• Draw Prizes
• 3 PIECE SILVER PLATED
TEA SERVICE
22 PIECE- SET ENGLISH
, CHINA DINNERWARE
REMINGTON ELECTRIC SHAVER
SILVER PLATED BON BON DISH
LARGE, 18 ENGLISH .CHINA
SANDWICH PLATE
LADIES' GOLD FILLED EXPANSION
WATCH BRACELET
GEN'TS' GOLD FILLED EXPANSION
WATCH BRACELET.
FINELY FITTED ENGLISH COMPACT.
First 8 Registration Cards drawn will be the
lucicy ones. ,
Watch and Jewelry Repair Service
A most modern and efficient watch repair department combined with fine
4 jewelry repairs is at your serviie under the mangemeirt of Allan MacDonald,
certified watch maker.
Be safe with your watch by a certified- watch maker.
Free Gift Wrapping Service
Filsinger's,have been Widely known for many years for this special and free
service. All your purchases' from $1.00 and up are always.
, attractively wrapped free of charge.
Our Prices and Services Stand Comparison
Anywhere.
"For the GiftYou Will Give:With Pride
Leif's" SINGER'S Be Your gide'
SPECIAL PRICE
,aiiimmaniumaimummiammionalimm, „ „. „ „
ENGLISH.• BONE CHINA CUPS AND
,SAUCERS. Reg. $1.35'
Opening Day 99c
"CORO" WHITE SUMMER
NECKLETS AND EARRINGS
Reg. $1.00 each
Opening Day 69c each
3 PIECE SILVER PLATED ON COPPER
TEA SERVICE
Lovely design; good --quality.
$9.95
EXTRA SPECIAL
Purchase one 52 Piece 'Set "Fantasy Pattern"
Silver Plated Flatware by Rogers including -large
Walnut Chest. You Receive FREE
8 SILVE•RiDECORATED SMART tDESIGNED-0
10 oz. GLASSES
8 SILVER PLATED -FANTASY PATTERN.
ICED TEASPOONS.
TOTAL VALVE $75.45
All For Only 59.9
Extra Special on Watches
LADIES' OR (1,-ENTS'
BULOVA
GRUEN
&MEGA
TISSOT
•CERTINA
All Watches
carry our regular one year warranty.
EktIrt
Introduatorf Offer on "PrOpOSal Eat..
ware by. Rogers. ,•
4 ,Caffee Spoons-74eg. Value $2#56
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