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THE SEAFORTH NEWS
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A. (1OOI) PLAY
"Headstrong Joan"
WALTON COMMUNITY HALL
TUESDAY, DEC. 16TH.
:Auspices \V.A. of t'nite 1 Church
Admission 25c and 15c
CAST
Aura Vermon, a seheld 011 teaehel.,
b1is. Win. Turnbull Richard Itun
d til limas foster son. AY n- Curee
bull elraauy Hay. .hoc's :need
010th!!, \Int, It. 71!lli b1 1; Hon
the Irish hon 1 pet
1 -Y.- num,;, Rosie. .m.. of Aura's
nuz 115. F'i i ..1, V1 d 4 i!!i
ihtr t
mespyrons
7,11? Ali e 1 }i}.r Walter
-I
r it s i,:e. his .. n
,! 1 i it's- son.
short:, ti,
I ir; Cul i hist ,.. :11 Hilted
WALTON
111 Eli 1,r. 1lollinger - :uA,i •+oil
,'lr,lrlt•s of Ilatnntotl :,r". bore .,wing
+h.e )tines, of h i• 'title r. 'Cir. 1'.
,,,l:ar•1:
%1i s h.liz:rheth hills earl :Miss ]tou-
.,.t ri 171yth were to Walton on
•
•41!,:. T. Young of McNIilop was a
recent visitor with friends at Preston.
Mr. C'oshy Ennis has returned to
Fort Erie after spending the past
it1..h at hitt (tome after a tonsil Opel,
anion.
Mrs. Patterson of Seaforth visited
:it the haute of her daughter, Mrs, V1'.
t 'Bennett.
11rs. 1t. \C: Eloy was in Myth on
Sunday.
Mr. acid Mrs. W. J. Humphries and
lolly are in 1\'iudsor.
Mfr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cumming.
uth and inti spurt Sund ty with
dlr. and Mrs.Phos, Wheeler, Bruce,
BLYTH
t'lcrt;o.- 1`. R:u•rett- -.Ile 1 :11. 17e41!
I -i. ru 11, rri 1l, ;a 11 try,, It mr,i-
ut. on Monday. 1\ l Ile hr had Ir, . n
nit 1{l with p1 atrron1t
00.'x11 t •d. .1
•.,I'
tiv. .11i111.anh tin,ut .I1,.
1! 1,'•f .111111 who 11:15 It ill % 1<1.
id 114 etre limo lively in Sir:LI
..11 rr;p;nt,;l be the form-
ltnrosdti,• "Il :,Pe_ 1'ou,ilarly. 'fire
:u,r oar; i.t iii. Iif, le spent ur
111th. Ahem a coat ❑ite h,, went to
,t. 7lary, where he was liviu tett(
:rrr-in Iinv, J'Gs. \1'etlitte.ton.
i3e11ion, when he was taken ill.
:at' 71r. ht:rrett w•as an older of the
l loth United ('lun'ch and a member
f to L.(i L Survn too or, a sister,
111 ha ,� 110t'r ett of Blyth. a broth-
' John of Manitou, Mttiiitoba, and
one son. John of London, There is a
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
gratidt'lhild, The funeral Nervier will
be held at 'Myth United ('Kurth on
Thursday afternoon tit 2 o'clock. In-
tortnent in Blyth cemetery.
HILLSOREEN
51 r. and 141rs, W l'arlisle of Ilea
sail 1101 111r. 1,%d DL'S. 1101 ttichtttd-
m l'11.111 141 01111(1113, with Mr, and
1L s.
(tint steplitn
11r. 11'tlfred \\ :idu herr putehasecl
I h,n•u 'u llensall ffoitt 1)r. Steer r mid
i, having it tor% Clown hnd remevcsd
to his fern( whio-' lie intends to
erect t drive shed.
While .HI', Gh»t tl'e'ido WI -1S W011:-
0 11 tie, roof of the barn on Sat
urday- 1r. bid the misfortune ,f fall-
ing to tile ground and injuring hi
h^ad. lie ,•typed se,iutt0 1111003 5,
( hitt 1 number trent this ili`'trici
111\ 5",111,•11 a1,1pk,!'no•ui 1,1 1b1• ail
..ell at I nnalia.
71r .1 u1. 1li1r?1, il, or I)1sivool
-1 w 1 „mi,L 1,l•;
at the i'lomr
t \Ic:.. Moly SI, 111011 011 '1'lmi•:w.Lly
.:•t.. d:nt . r'.+l se+0)15 war held 111
11 00d 011 71nud11y.
.\ '111111111.i.of 111.,011 from. Ilii.:
+,all ,tlity :Moulted tee funeral of
sis11111 in "Jen:::tll.
ST. COLUMBAN
'Phomas Meliuly of Toronto visited
his father, Frank 71elady over the
Week end,
Mary Murray of Galt visited her
parents. 71r, and Mrs. Loo Murray
over the week end.
John Flannery or Preston visited
St. ('olunlban friends,
miissogiroisiontmomirogiiiiisionial
CROMARTY
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per was observed in the Presbyter-
ian •Church nn Sunday morning when
the .1( t t ice wag conducted by the
111in151u 11('v. Peter iamicson. There
teas a good attendance.
The annual meeting of the WO -
men's Missionary Society will be
held on Thursday afternoon at .the
home of Mrs. Thomas Scott, Sr.
Thr annual bazaar will be held on
Friday evening and with the whole
congregation invited for 0 pot luck
sapper. an eneyable evening is antic,
looted.
The Misses Hazel Laing. and Mar-
garet Scott with 1414': and'Mrs. Wes-
ley Russell of Russoldale.
James SIolt war= in Toronto on
business.
MIS. .\. 1.', 1 tts,el1, anti George
Russell of Avnnton and hiss Jean
Graham of Iluh Parke w•itlt Mit,
,1::11 l Carrie.
Ut. and ?1rs. Duncan Mctc'liell:u.
and Dir. and ND's. John Scott and
110117 Slott Wen. r1 Stratford with
John Barr.
Five Reeves May Seek 1942
Wardenship.--
Five 1100 1' may seek the warden -
ship of Huron county for 1992, the
names including Fred Watson, of
Stanley; George• Arinstrong of Hay,
R. M. ltaddick of I•lonuall, Roland
Grain ' of Turnberry and W. .1.
Gamble of Howick.
0
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A fine up to $5,000 and two years imprisonment is
provided for offences against this law
What NAM Do to Co *Mil tho
AS A CONSUMER
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AS A RETAILER
= 101 1!''11... 1Lau '11' 11?el?,'a 10'1, o chanted fol.
tut 1'. tnl l 1 to itfidher I1 11 it! 1 0111
1.0;t:hl n u 04111''!' t 11
l 1111111 1111/1 1:10.'1.11 111
i ,' ', - it a, iofes_f l n r 3) ul Ill' 111.'411,4 Prix,.ei. which pet
t1 ' 1's'?• 5. m h, 1t 1 t period S ph n ib I t 1 1,) Oetohe 1 11.
1 1 tit15? 11.1 loty e' 1 r!' ?`.1 5 11111111i.ltlitlai1lU:fn OI• whin -.•,111'1 or ant.
fl,,- 11, 1,• 4 0 !1 teeiu_ir-st priee vont paid to 110111 III the bash. period.
11 r ;nt.; tel Ih:,1 l ,. „f serious hardship should be adjusted by redu,ini the
g . , '• 11t1n»s 1,, vie, r" l:ti1••1. 1.•rtail•,r- whose 1,51 of 1.1),l''haudise delivered to
rl,•"niaft''' 7.'.' Tither ;., l0 trio 11403) in F.dal)Ott to 111' 1.•16%0 prices, should ).0 in
+"alt tie senpliyis and 1l'y to arrange an adjustment fair to loth parties.
01 if him) 1i' fluidity not. ,old during the basic period mux( not
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thy _bath. .•t p: -ire 'barged 1711 .111',! 11101 ily similar goods in the basic
3. AS A WHOLESALER
1 0: ant-? n,rt -• Il _,.'i:' or rc'i,•e- al mere that, your highest price (less
l during illy b15ir perh,fi, 0el,t',1nhei'
lhh.rl!*1 14...1 131,!,1 1101, buy - u1:- a Trierr's 11,1' 110,11 than flu• highest
rt 1' 11. 1
141 he _1,. ill .04," , 1,4' to 151511.1,,- lheit' pri f below lIlo
,:I d• r• :40 1, ? ai.:o' -_(1? :WO"y i,1,in turn may hay..
it r
f... ..�,d> 11 ,�}r ?n„retial efiritton.y= 3., of ihr- 11711105) 10111001-
'5.
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at
4 AS A, MANUFACTURER
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uli 1 50 ,
1..1.',•rr1b,'r 11 1', 0),')nr i," 11..
1: 11)11 h, ,. I.r f•» `.napulie'i liver. 1•. 1,04)1*" the
*lit? ir Imre•=.
,t? 1,'3'0'--:.I�• rls,,l, n ta11 ;weld:tits near e:u'ry on.
`lir.. _1,1.10'?, - 1!. 1,. 5! '.01110 I''lttll l'„I- tll:nllifa!'?Itr.•0;' ltr'i..,•" 10 if,.
,1 are- wilt afl'. a'1i 1,e,•,-,.
IMPORTS
1 iii ,r<. ,+I• r, :+u-1 tl /,,,: i0.1 11, 1'' '!. 11,51 by the I1u:rrel thu.lany
eo 1:1h0,. 1: 1 In tie , ,-,.. et 1v,01» 1''.,yti0l ;lour}..:. trill 4,• i'overed. either
;Ile e e or 1 tar'i01,.1) i,. . (r.0 ,il; will be oi,a ,uneo1 •'portly.
SERVICES ALSO COME UNDER THIS LAW
'1'li' 1' Ir•, ! +i)il, r, Ib •.i' l,1 . : opl't, 1,i tides a.n!1. ,'Barges Mr eleetrinity. gins. steam
hest, water, 1-.:n•uph. tcfreb 1''gephen•.. transp„rlation, provision of clock, 'harbour.
1,11,1 pi• -r fluanal 0tnru0'; nlanitla(t.0rin0 prneecses Perkin/V.11 on o
cnorini:•-:i,w or 011,11,111 411141'4 laundering, cleaning, tailor.
log and rlr.-::elaltina; bairdres:-Miff. harlei'ing ilnd b11111)y parlour services; plumbing,
11.',tin1, painting, deloratiitg, cleaning iced i•enavating; ri'poiring of all kinds; supply.
int "I' meals. r.'l1'"sinn•alts and beverages: exhibiting of motion pictures,
NO CHEATING OR EVASION OF THE
PRICE CEILING LAW WILL BE TOLERATED
"Ilnw the Pr1,' 1,,w Work:." 0 pamphlet setting fort[ how each branch of
Bus ',less mast apply the regulations to its nw1 operation will shortly be available at
Post Offices and Branch Banks.
The Board w'ill soon ',pen Regional Offl(•15 throughout Canada where problems
may le discussed. Those Offices will co-operate with business in the adjustment of
difficulties,
The Price Ceiling law is 011111 to Canada's war effort.
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF
THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE BOARD
Ottawa Canada
.:,;'^1,r :ery,tvn:^:,r.,
REGE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941
HEA
Seaforth
NOW PLA' [NG
BOB HOPE DOROTHY LAMOUR
"CAUGHT IN INTHE DRAFT"
Lynn Overman Eddie Bracken
A phial, tilled with drills and laughter
Mon„ Tues., Wed,
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Next Thur. Fri, Sat.
2 Features
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TO REMEMBER
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"ROAD SHOW"
The p110011 vi,itot' was doing' her
noble best, ''And whit sort of man
Tare you going to be when you get
out of prison?" she asked one of
innate.
"An old one, lad}'." replied the
convict grimly,
ALSO - ('hallos Starrett in
-THUNDERING FRONTIER"
63Ga3^1.1p Y"r 1,10 ^ 1v.o
A court rrll'cial after i•xplainin_.,,
the history of a 'lag to a group of
111011: seeking eitize%ship papers,
asked one of them: "Tell me—what
(lies over the city hall'.
The alien blinked a minute. Ther,;
he said: "Pceginsi"
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d'
This Christmas, give a
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no remembrance so grottoes
as a dependable timepiece
--neo (tial Iii/03 so long 4n
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Of Time"
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$2975
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JEWELLER
WATCHES
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('hoose nue.. 11'e swill holt any (11)) until Christi.
PHONE 218
SEAFORTH. ONT.
OFF TO ATLANTIC BATTLE
Another Corvette slides down the ways of a Canadian shipyard to join the
large fleet that has already been tannest out by Canadian workmen. To
dote, Canada has launched 77 corvettes, 69 minesweepers, 11 patrol boats, 1t1
motor torpedo and crash boats. and SOnle 700 smaller craft. Hort. C. 1). Howe.
Minister of Munitions and Supply, has announced that additional contracts are
being negotiated for 51 mora cuvettes and 25 minesweepers of 10 type substan-
tially larger than those 0eustructed se flit. Sisleen trawlers :,re also on th:0.
schedule. Photo --Public! It)tormaten.