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BUY EIGHTH VICTORY LOAN BONDS
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Store Open Evenings 6 to 8 Phones 36W, 363
In Business Since 1885
Save Your Garments.
You can now moth proof your woolens and winter garments
spraying them with
LARVEX
One spraying lasts all season and is also used on Rugs and Up- -
•holstered Furniture.
It will not injure delicate fabrics or material.
by
W, S. H. HOLMES PHM. B. zu
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• CLINTON, ONT. w�M^ PHONIC 51
Now is the Time
Now, on the eve of Victory, let's measure up to the standard our
fighting lads. have set. us from the shoreline of France to the
soil of • Germany. Whatever the number of Victory Bonds we
bought before ... whatever the selfdenial we practised . . NOW
is the time and occasion for the greatest effort we have •ever made
to back our armed forces on the road to Victory.
Buy Victory- Bonds to the Limit
Space Donated by
DAVIS 8c- HERMAN
CUSTOM TAILORS - Be Measured by a Tailor.
Red' Shield
The. regular "tneet,iag • o'f the Red
Shield was held in - the work rooms,
with -22 members present. The meet -
ins opened , with' the Lieutenant •
taking the devotional, Then the
President, Mrs. Trewartha, carried
on the business.
Three' letters Were read by Mrs.
folldwTh
Leppington Froin the followling
boys ,overseas, thanking the Red
Shield for the boxes they.have re-
ceived from 'them, Wiliam Steep,
Kenneth Powell, ,of Seaforth and
Carman Glidden: Letters were also -
ser-
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received
vicenten for boxes received, Pte.: C.
e Sgt. C.
Cpl.am
1 'ott M. Flame, g
M.,
C. Cooper,'le./Cpl. R,> F. Lepping-
ton,
Donations weirei geatefuily ne-
reived;; from the- following, Mrs,
re-
McKiitley $1.00, Mrs.' Nelson T
wartba $5.00, Stanley Club,'$25.00,
pr.; `socks, :and refugee' clothing,
Mrs. Taylor; 1 quilt lining, : Miss
Douse; 1 quilt. top, Lafalot Club
2 quilts and four pr. socks.'
The col ection amounted to $1.80.
A delightful lunch . was served , by
e b urn
•Mrs. George Cooper, Mrs. L yb e
and Ml's, Crich,
ARL FySV ROBERT RILEY ,
Funeral, services were field Sun's,
day for Charles .Robert Riley, 'who
died an St Joseph's Hospital, London;
on Friday,-'• April 27th. Mr. Riles
lived; in Clinton for the decade, and
for three years wee'a driver for the
Checker: Cab. The funeral service •.
held at the, ,Beattie funeral ^home
were eondueted by Rev. • Andrew
Lane, of Wesley -Willis United
Church.. PIrs.. W. M. Nediger sang a
solo, accompanied by • Mrs. M. J.
'l r
Agnew. The, pa bowie s were:
George Hoggarth, WesleyHoggarth,
William Stevenson, Gordon Stephen:
son,• Leo. Stephenson and Robert
Grinebaldy, Interment was made in
Ciintoa •'cemetery.
Community Furniture Sale
The: following •articles will be
offered for sale on the lot adjacent
to' George 3lanly's :-garage on
SATURDAY, MAY ,5th
at 1.30 p.nt. •
consisting of the following: .
Dining 'room table and 6 chairs;
2 hall trees and mirrors; axminster
rug 9'x10'; writing desk; 4 small.
tables; 3 rocking chairs; 2 quilts; 2
day beds; 2 iron be:s, springs and
mattresses; 2 wooden beds, springs
and mattresses; cherry .ehiffoner;
2 chest of drawers; large Quebec
heater; cook stove; 1-2 burner hot
-plate; 1-3 burner new Perfection
coal oil stove; 3, 'coal oil heaters;
kitchen table' and 4 kitchen chairs;
iron kettle; dishes; cooking uten-
sils; canned fruit; sealers; etornt
doors and house doors; quantity of
lumber; pulleys; chains; walking
plow; neck' yokes; pitch' forks; and
numerous other articles. •
TERMS - CASH
G. M. Lawson, Clerk.
Edward' W. 11liott, Auctioneer. '
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MEN'S PULLOVER SWEATERS
MEN'S WHITE ALL -WOOL SOCKS
MEN'S GATINEAU GABARDINE JACKETS
LADIES WHITE ALL -WOOL 'ANKLE SOCKS
EPPS SPORT SHOP
Headquarters For All Sporting G
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$2.50
.75
$6.50
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Goods
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: Insurance Protection
AUTO -Farmers' low. rates. Special service for Airmen. All mod-
els insured.
FIRE -Dwelling and Mercantile,every hazard fully protected.
WIND -Lowest rates in Ontario.
HA�SPIVATI*ZATION-iEvery member of family, including, wives
and children of husbands in services, covered for sickness or ac-
cident. All extras !included in cost.
SICKNESS & 'ACCIDENT=Protection to fit your personal need,
any amount, carrying life timebenefits for both accident and
sickness. Medical hospital, nursing benefits without extra
charge. Cost is low. No medicalexamination.�^ t
M. G. 'RANSFORD, GENERAL INSURANCE, CLINTON
PHONE 180w, • .
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Ontario Election Act, 1937, R.S.O, Chap, 8 And Qhtario Voters' Lists Act 1937, Chap" 7
THE ONTARIO ELECTION,'' JUNE 4th, 1945`
NOTICE OP SITTINGS OF REVISIING OFFICERS
TAICE: NOTICE!<that the, sittings of the Revising Officer ,for the )purpose of bearing conplamts or appeala.
with regard to the' Voters'' Lists to bethe pending Election of a member of the Legislative Assombly,
for each of the Electoral Districtsof used at p g ion will' be held for the esgpective ntunicjpal}tios
u'ron-Bruce and - 'Flu
In said Districts; Revising
the following_ tiFrines and places, mentioned in "the schedule below, with ,lthe names of
the Clerk oe the oeats to the said Clerk. r Eaeh, Mun'cipality, and:the last date for, making complaints or app
HURON -BRUCE'
By. His ,'Honour Judge Costei}i Clerk of Revising, Officer
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V Municipality Date of Sitting
GreyTownship7ch
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MISS GEORGINA ` RUMBALL Howick Township' May 8th Township Hall, Gerrie .. 10.00 a:rn Isaac Gamble, I'otdwrch; May, 4 h
� Wingham Town May , l -r Tow Hall, Wingham 10.00 a.m.-W. , A G'aibraith, Wingham, May 5
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In Clinton,on Apel 25th, Mies Brussels Village May 11111 .Town, Hall, Brussels :,, 3.30'p.m.•.R. S: Warwick, Brussels, May 8th
Georgina Rumball passed away, after Tyhldrnay. Village ..'. , May, 12111 . J. A:Johnston's Office Mildmay 10.00..J. A, Johnston, Mildmay May 9th,
a five months illness:' M?ss Rumball Carrick Township Play 14th J• ACJohnsi;on's Office, Mildmay 10:00 • •J, A, Johnston, Mildmay May 10th
was born in Goderich township, and • Huron Township :: 'May 15th Township Hall, Ripley : • • 3.30 m m •-D. McKay, R. 4t. 3; Ripley 1VIay 11
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s 'on ntil 1 R 1 Ma 12
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lived tl " 14th M M I M p v Y
Place of Sitting Time of Sitting • Last, Day of Complaint
May 3r
Ethel
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Township Hall, Ethel.10.00 .awn J IL Fear, Y
eve on to concession, , u Ripley. Village May 16t1t. Council -Chambers, Ripley '3.30 pse , • rs. ere- 'c eoc , r e
moving to Gunton 29 years ago. T wn Hall, Teeswater• .. 10.00 a.m: J. S. McDonald, Teeswater-May 14
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Culross Township .... May 17th o
The deceased was a homemaker. Teeswater Village • May 18thJ. Good, Teeswater .... May15th
and a member of .the Wesley -Willis 1VIeswater Village
Township May19111 Town Hall,Tees-water
.. 3:30 p,nt• 'Geon a Martin, Brussels May 16th
United ember. She is survived by Township of Morris 3.30 Pali. -
Town Kinloss Townhip , . May 21st Township Hall,, Holyrood. 10.00 a,m.• •J. R: Lane, R: R, 2 Holvrood 14Iay 17
three sisters, Mrs. J. A. Ford Mrs., •
A D. Sinclair and Mrs. Will Pickard.. - • `' 'By D. E. Holmes, Eng.
Tue'nberry Township 'May 16111 Township Hall, Bluevale .. 2.00 psm.• • •W •R. Gruikshanlc, Wingham May12
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She'was ;predeceased by.her'father, East Wawanosh Twp, .; May 12th Foresters' Hall, Belgravo ; .2.00 pail._
R. Redmond, Belgrave May, 9th
Ebenezer.' Rumball, and her mother;' ; Blyth; Village hey,_„,8t1L, Community Hall, Blyth , . 2.00 •p.m. Gordon Elliott, Blyth May 4th
Martha Castle. O, hfield To vltglfti i May 11th 'i'owiiship Hall, Ashfield , . 2.00 p.m,C•McSaliow , Lucknow R.R;3 May 8
fslta was buried on April ' 27th, Col orate• Tow,isship .: May 9th TownshipHall Carlow' .. 10.30 a.m.. Du SallPhil Goderich R.R. 5 May s
from the . Beattie Funeral Honre: West Wawanosh Twp. :May .16th TownshiHall, West Wawanosh 10.30 •Durno Phillips, Luclncow May lath
Interment took place in Clhitool, p,rcknow,Village May' 18th Town Hall Lueknow ... 10.30 p.m.
J. E, Agnew, Lucknow .. May 15th
cemetery' HURON
By His Honour Judge Cosetello Clerk of Revising Officer
Vluni.cipality Date of Sitting Place of Sitting Time of .Sitting
OBITUARY
MRS. DAVID' S. COOK
• Mrs, David S. Cook passed away
in the Women's College Hospital,
Toronto, Sunday, April 22nd, after
an illness .of three months"
,The service was held at her home
210 Fern Street, Toronto, Tuesday
evening at 8 p.tn. and then she was
sent to Clinton,' Wednesday morning,
for a service at the Beattie Funeral
Home at 3 p.m., Wednesday, April
25th.
The beautiful Hot al tributes,
were evidence of the high esteem
in which she was held, by all who
knew her.
Mrs. Gook (formerly Agnes Kerr)
was born at Nile, Ontario, and livel
there until she came to Clinton, as
a bride of the late David S. Cook.
They resided in 0.inton until the
fancily moved to Toronto, in Novem-
ber'197.8. Her husband predeceased
her on April 4th, 1941. While in
town, "she was a member of the
Wesley -Willis Church, and an ardent
worker in the various organizations,
Since moving to Toronto, she has
been a member of Howard Park
United Church, and a very active
member- there, in the Women's
Organizations and the Red Cross.
Surviving her, is their only child,
Mildred; (Mrs. Percival Wheatley),
three sisters, Mrs. A, W. Young,
Mrs. Daniel McPhee, Mrs. Harry
Rhyan, one brother, Mr. W. A. Kerr,
who were all present at the funeral.
Many.. relatives and friends were
present from, Goderich, Kincardine,
Nile, Dungannon ,and Toronto,
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LONDESBORO
Miss Annie Garret, spent the week
end with Iter' father Mr. John Gar-
ret, •
Mrs.. Joe Manning spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Tean-
bl3m: •
Mr. Wm. Hesk of the village
has lima beans growing in a box in
his window which already have
retched the height of 25, inches,
and he is just waiting for warm
weather so he can get them out in
his garden.
Mrs. Allan SShaddirk, epent the
week end 'with her parents in Munro.
Mr. and. Mrs. Toni Knox, have
moved into their house in the vil-
lage. We welcome them to the vil-
lage.
The Mission .Circle are having a
quilting and a Pot Luck Supper at
the home of Mrs. Menzies, on Tues-
c'ar afternoon, May 8th. Eve,tyone
is welcome.
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Summerhill Red Cross
Last Day of Complaint,
Hay Township, May'llth Township Hall, Zurich 10.00 a.m.• •H, W. Broltenshire, Zurich May 8th
Hallett Township , , May 12th Community Hall, Londesboro 3.30 poi, . Geo. Cowan, Londesboro May 9th
Stanllop Township May 14th Carnegie Library Hall, Seaforth 3.30••3. Eckert, Seaforth, R.R. 1 May 10
Stanley Township .. • May 7th Township Hall, Varna ... , 3.30 p,nt, • . C. C. Pilgrim, Varna . May 3rd
Stephen Township ... May 9th Hall, Crediton 3.30 p.m.. ,L. B. Hodgson, Centralia May 5th
Tuckersmith Township May 8th C. SimpsTownship'on's House, Brucefield, 3.3012. P. Chesney, Seaforth R.R,4 May 4
Usborne Township .: . May 15th Township Hall, Elimville 10.00 am A.W. Morgan, Hensall, R.R. 1 May 11
Seaforth. Town May 18th Town Hall, •Seaforth ... , 10.00 a.m.-D. FI, Wilson, Seaforth May 151h
Exeter VillageMay 16th Village Hall, Exeter 10.00 a,nt, • .•C. V. Pickard, Exeter , . May 12th
Goderich Town May 19th Court House, Goderich ...T. 8.00 pan.• .S. H. Blake, Goderich•.. May 16th
Goderich Town May 21st Court House, Goderich ... 8.00 p.m.. • S. H. Blake, Goderieli .. May 1.7th
Goderich Town Ma 19th By _D. E. Holmes, Esq.
y Court Howse, Goderich .. 10.30 a.m.-S. H. Blake, Goderich .. May 16th
Goderich Town May 21st Court House, Goderich . , 10.30 a.r. • .S. H. Blake, Goderich, -May 17th
Hensall Village May 9th •Town Hall, Henspll 2.00 p.m. • •James A. Paterson, iiensall May 5
Clinton Town May 15th Town Hall, Clinton 2.00 pan.•.M. T. Corless, Clinton May 11
Clinton Town May 21st Town Hall, Clinton 8.00 p.m.• •1VI. T. Corless, Clinton May 17111
c Goderich Township- ... May 17th Miss S. Acheson's Residence,• R.G. Thompson, Clinton, RR.2 May 14
Holmesville 7.0.30 p.m.
All persons are called upon to examine the Voters' Lists to ascertain that their names are correctly enter-
ed therein. ,
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE: that the list to be so revised is Part 1 and III of the Voters' List prepar-
ed for the above mentioned municipalities.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any voter in any of the said municipalities who desires to complain
- that his name or the name of any Person entitled to be entered on the said list for that municipality has
been Dotted from the, sante, or that the names of any persons -who are not entitled to be, voters have been
entered thereon, may as above set out apply, complain or appeal to have his name or the name of any other
person entered on or removed from the list.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that such appeals must be by notice in writing in the prescribed form (in
duplicate) signed by the complainant, and given to the Clerk of. the Revising Officer or left for him at his
address as stated above.
The lists of.voters may be seen at the office of the Clerks of the Revising' Officer in each municipality as
above. ,
For further information write to Mrs. J. B. Reynolds, Box 444, Goderich, Clerk for the Election Board of
the County of Huron,
The Ladies of the Summerhill Red
Cross• met at the home of Mrs.
Penfound. The meeting• opened with
the Red Cross Prayer, and the Lord's
Prayer. There were twenty-two
members and seven visitors present.
Letters were read from , Pte.
Clark Ball, Pte, Alan Neal and
Pte, 'Elwyne Blake for boxes 'they
have received. •
We wish to thank Mrs. Penfound
and Mrs. D. Wright for making a
cdcth quilt and donating the linir:Y.
The ladies quilted it during the
afternoon.. •
The sale of flowers and seeds
amounted to $2.15.
Our next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. 0. Rapson. The
ladies to serve are Mrs. Merril,
Mrs. Murch, Mrs. Penfound and
Are. Hoggart. •
The meeting was brought to a
close by singing "God Save the
King", followed by lunch.
AUCTION SALES.
Clearing Auction Sale Farm Stock, Implements & Full line
of Household Effects
Lot 7, Con. 8 Colborne Township
Three miles • west of Auburn, on
County Road, one and a half miles
east of .Carlow. on
THURSDAY, MAY 10th
At 12.00 o'clock sharp the following:
HORSES; HARNESS-
Matched ' team of Percheron mares,
5 and 7 years old, 1500 lbs.; 1 bay
horse, aged; 1 set of heavy harness;
Number of orse collars; 1 set single
harness.
CATTLE -
1 Durham cow, due May, 15th; 1
Durham cow, fresh; Durham cow,
'fresh; Durham cow, fresh; Dnihaxn
• cow, due May 20th; 2 Holstein cows,
fresh; 1 Black cow, due May 20th
:,Blue cow, fresh; Durham farrow
cow; 7 Durham and Hereford year-
nings; 5 Durham calves; , 2 Durham
.fall calves. '
POULTRY- -
60 Rock year-old hens; 3 ducks.
IMPLEMENTS •
Massey -Harris binder; • Deering
mower, 6 -ft.; 1 sulky rake; 1 New
Idea ananure spreader (new) 1
string • tooth cultivator•; • 4 -section
harrows; 2 -furrow ICaat aroo; 1
walking plow; ' Cockshutt fertilizer
drill, 11 hoe ,(ne-w); 1 fa''m wagon;
8 -drum steel roller; hay ea rk, 16-11„
gravel lox; 1 eet of sloop sleighs;
Met rack; 1 set of bench sleigh;
buggy; cutter; rebe; 2 steel pig
troughs; 1. potato sprayer (2 -row);
fanning mil; 240-1b. " scales; 1
Anker -Holt cream separatpr with
motor; number of milk pails; 20
gallons of molasses; slings; slitrg
chain; extension ladder; quantity of
good pine lumber, plank and seant-
ling; forks; shovels; whiffletrees;
tiecicyokes, and other articles.
800 bushels of choice mixed grain;
Grain bags and sacks; Number of
cedar posts; Quantity of dry wood.
Househo'd Furniture
1 all -enamel kitchen range, Happy
Thought ` (new); sewing machine;
cabinet, electric radio; writing desk;
extension table; 6' kitchen 'chairs;'
number of easy chairs; number Of
rocking chairs; nuanber •of small
tables; electric iron; mantle clock;
couch.;' day bed; - 3 hanging lamps;'
2 reed chairs; feenery;' 1 circulator
heater; china cabinet; 1 dining room
suite; pedestals, phonograph; 1
chesterfield suite and two ' chairs
(like new); 1 organ; ehesterfie'.d
table; hall tree; Aladdin lamp; 3
bedroom suites; springs ancl matt-
ress; quilts;, linens; toilet sets; ems
tains and drapes; chemical closet;
.coal oil heater large quantity
dishes; kitchen utensils, dlverweee;
2 lawn mowers, and a host ol: Miler
articles.
Everything will be sold a;; Prop-
teeto • has sold his form.
TERMS- CASH
Unroll Jackson, Proprietor. Win. Cantwell, Proprietor.
E.E.e 1. Chesney, Clerk; 47-1
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CHARLES CLIFTON
Charles Clifton died on Monday,
April 16th, at liis residence, Town-
dhend street., in his 71st ,year. He
had been ill for about two years,
suffering from a heart ailment, A
son of Joseph Clifton and J. cane
Watson Clifton, lie was been in Hul-
lett township, Sept. 25, 1874. Later,
his parents moved to West Wawan-
osh and it was there that he spent
the early years of his life and recent.
ed his education. On Sept. 13, 1916.
he married Anna Maud Tyner, Sum-
merhill; who survives. They farmed
in Wawanosh and Goderich Town-
ships until 29 years ago when they
moved to ,Stanley township near
Brucefield, and in 1942, owing to
hie failing• health, they tool: up resi-
dence in 'Clinton. He was an en-
thusiastic agriculturist. His life
interests centred in his farm and his
home'. He 'took pride in his fine
cattle and horses and other, farm
animals. He was a Presbyterian. In
early life be belonged to the Orange
Order.
Bes'deshis wife, there survive.
one son, Joseph George,. of Windsor;
and one granddaughter,Janie Mar-.
ilyn Clifton, Windsor; a sister, Miss
Martha Clifton,; Lucknow• . The fun-
eral was held Thursday from the
ves:dance where the service was
conducted by Rev. D. J. Lane, niln-
ister of the Pre'sbyterlan Churelu
Interment took place in Clinton
cemetery:, The p,allbeareis were
Norman Bail, Fred. Burdge, P'iwaril
Bo;••ce, Robert Allen jarvii Horton,
John. Hazelwood.
DATED AT GODERICH THE 20thDAY OF APRIL, A. D., 1946. T. M. COS`PELLO,,
CSIAIRMAN FO;Iti 'ritN ELECTION BOARD 0F THE COUNTY OF HURON.
VARNA.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Keys and
Keith spent Thursday in Adelaide.
v•Ilage, visiting friends.
Mr. Lloyd Keys bought a regis-
tered Hereford Bull from Mr. Lew -
ranee Wyatt, Shady Lane Farm of
Strathroy.
The Red Cross Executive meeting
was held Monday evening, April
30th. The Treasurer reported that
there, bad .been $861.50 collected
front the Red Cross Campaign, also
that two grants had been received,
one from Huron. County Council, for
ship Fire Insurance Co., for $60.00
It was decided to send $1700.00
to Red Cross headquarters, and also
send $50,00 to Jam headquarters.
Miss Mary McAsh and Miss Vio-
lea McClymont', returned to Hensall
Monday, after spending the past
week with the latter''s' mother, Mrs.
Jas. McG!ymon1.
We are pleased to report that Mr.
A. Ings is still showing slight im-
provement.
Mr. Will and Miss Mary Fee of
}lensall were the guests of Mrs.
Beatty and Miss Mossop one day BUY VICTORY BONDS
$750.00, and one from Hay Town- last week.
The W, A. of St. John's Anglicat
Church met at the home of Mrs. J
W. Reid last Thursday afternoon, the
ladies spent the afternoon. minting
At the close. of the meeting a daint
lunch was served by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Townsend, spent
Sunday at the home of the lady's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E...Chutor:
Mr, and -Mrs. Jno. Aldiitgtmt, spent
the week end with friends at Hibbert.
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Clip this out and send it airmail overseas to -day.
An. Urgent Message from
GEORGE DREW
TUNE 4th is Election Day for the members of our armed forces overseas
from Ontario, as it is here at home. The arrangements which have been
made provide ample time for the overseas vote to be taken. Special
Returning Officers are already overseas.
Something more, however, must be done if our voters overseas are to know
why an Ontario election was forced upon us at this time.
I appeal to each one of you who read this message to write NOW by airmail.
Give our men and women overseas all the information you can and be sure
to tell them the correct name of the Provincial Riding in which they are
entitled to vote, and the name of the candidate. This is of the utmost import-
ance because so many,of them have never voted before and the difference
between the names and boundaries of Provincial and Dominion Ridings
make it doubly necessary that you be sure to give them the exact name of
the Riding in which they are entitled to cast their ballot on June 4th.
If you are in doubt as to any details please call the Progressive Conservative
Office in your locality and get the necessary information 'without delay.
Be sure tin send this air mail today.
The election date June 4th.
The name of the Riding is
The name of, the Candidate is
Yours sincerely,
o°
hURLISHED 13Y THE PROGRESSIVE CO}VSERVATIVE PART? OF .ON