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S>�pm Specials
Niblets Corn, 14 oz. this
2 tins 31c
Sweet Mix Pickles 16 oz jar 29c
Mexican Orifiges, sweet
Juicy Per Doz. 45o
Solid California Ice Berg Head
Lettuce 2 heads 25c
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THE SWORTH NEWS
Campbell's Tomato Soup
2 tins 21c
St. Williams Apple Pie Ready
2Q oz. tin 21c
Jello Lemon Pie Filling
3 Pkgs. 27c
Fresh Pineapples, 3 for .. 1.00.
LYSE CIIO1CI TPIRIA CHICK STARTER
for best results
CERTIFIED SEPTI) POTATOES
Cobblers, Sebagos, Green Mountain, Katandin
We Deliver Art. Wright Phone 77
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FOR YOUR PROTECTION
Orders for Blue Coal
Low Prices in effect
All High Grade Fuel sola
Good Service
WILLIE DUNDAS
Phone 192111 or
130x Fora, Store 43
mail office is established
ISPERINIIEWSMINIMager
in ail,swer to the often -heard question:
"Where can I get Dack's Shoes
we have pleasure in
mit
announcing
the appointment of
's S
e Store
Clint Smith, phone 97, Seaforth, Ont.
as exclusive dealer in Seaforth for
Canada's finest shoes for men
THE AL BION —
one of many
fine styles
For those who need the
_ Understanding
Heart
To the despairing or the desperate
soul ... the man or woman in the
clutch of sin or circumstance .. .
The Salvation Army offers the
understanding heart and the
human touch from which wonders
spring. Through practical help
and spiritual hope it revives failing
wills and sets erring feet on paths
of usefulness.
For the support it needs in this
endless task, it depends on YOUR
dollars. Again The Army appeals
to you—with confidence.
RED SHIELD SERVICES
Approximately 1,539,000 Can-
adians were materially helped
last year bytl)epersonal services
of the Salvation Army in its
Maternity Homes
General Hospitals
Old Folks' Homos
Prison cud Police Court Work
Children's Homes
Children's Summer Camps
Missing Friends' Service
Free Labour Service
Men's Hostels
9.50
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J. A. BALDWIN, Campaign Chairman J. M. SCOTT, Rural Chairman e. 0. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer
R. S. BOX* Publicity
TOWN TOPICS
mrs,..Lowv, 1 otihy ,hthlin, and 1\lrs
tie o1g(' Got Itlet, Chatham, with tier.
!and Mrs, CTrott and Ann.
Mt, and Mrs. Prank Lamont spent
the week anal in Detroit with Mr. and
MIs. Keine Lamont
Miss Celestine t) 1 ctu'y, Windsor,
visited over tie week end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. O'Leary.
Mr. Gibson White, London spent
this week end with his mother Mrs,
Margaret white.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cndntw•r and
daughter and sowin-law Air. and Mrs,
Glen 'hailer. Kitelietter, were gaoxta
of Air. and Mrs. J. A. Westtott.
Mhn. Aruuld kitgosen :ant family,
Aylmer, visited t;.tturetay with Mr. and
Airs. Ralph Mehaddin.
Miss hence Crowe, Col:ous, and
Miss Mtuy Crowe, London, spent the
week enol with Dir. and Mts. 11. Crowe,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lavigne. Midland.
were weolc•end visitors at the Monte
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hubert,
Mr. and Mrs, Robert. Dalton, Ilul•
lett, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Carter..
Air. and Mrs. Dan William:, 1,•:t''
soon to reside' 111 Florida.
Miss bdna Jnwe91, Port Ilttltul• vis•
Iced 11e1' cousin 111145 1'11 ,•ore Fowler.
They Were In London Saturday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. D. J, Mct)uire, former
Seaforth residents, the latter having
been in tlat hospital for two
HENSALL
Mr. and Mrs. Kernteth Elder were
in Amheratbut•g on Saturday attend-
ing the wedding of Mrs. Elder's bro-
ther, 1\4r, Eugene Colter, Detroit, anti
Miss Norma Bondy of Antherst•burg.
The wedding was solemnized at St,
John the Baptist Church, Alnherst-
burg, Ont.
111rs. Laura Kemp of 'Ferndale,
Mich. is visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Elder and family.
The members of the I,O.O.F, and
Amber Rebekah Lodge, Hensall, will
attend Divine Worship in St. Paul's
Anglican Church, Hensel', on Sunday
evening, ,May 14 at 7:30 p.m., E.D.S.
T. All members are urged to at
tend and meet at the Lodge Rooms
at 7 p.m., E.D.T.
BORN
EICItbIEIER --- At Scott Memorial Hospital
on May 8th, to Mr. and Mrs, Frank
Eickmeler, RR4 Mitchell, a son
GILBERT—At Grace Hospital, Windsor, Ont.,
on Friday, May 6th, 1950, to the Rec.
and Mrs. Stephen Gilbert, it daughter,
Margaret Cohwin
JACKSON --At Kingston General Hospital,
on May 4th. to 1611. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson, a son lFredeelek Paul)
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Sodality
,DA STC
IN DUBLIN PARISH HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 12
DOSJARDINES ORCHESTRA
Admission 50c
Dancing 10 - 1,30 D S T
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DANCE !.
In Winthrop Hall
Thursday, May 11
Orchestra: bred Harburn and
his Caller
Admission 50c Everybody welcome
MOTHER'S
DAY
Reminds us of FLOWERS
Flowers remind us of BAKERS
We have a nice assortment of
FRESH CDT FLOWERS
& POTTED PLANTS
Baker's Greenhouse
SEAFORTI-I
Dew Worms
ALWAYS AVAILABLE
GEORGE SiLLS phone 38
RON SUTHERLAND phone 286
Hospital Day
FRIDAY, MAY 12
Inspection of Hospital
2.30 pin - 4.30 pet
Tea in Nurses' Residence
3 pm - 5 1)111
Everyone Welcome
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DANCING
Stratford Casino
EVERY WED. -, SAT, - AND
HOLIDAY
Modern and Old Time Dancing
Every Wednesday Night with
the Thanes Valley Ranch
Boys
Regular Dancing every
Saturday Night
Aden, 50c, Ontario's Beauty Spot
lame
paid off IF r the Browns
The neighbors remember how sick young
Donny was a few months ago, and how
worried the Browns were. But they never
guessed what a serious drain his illness had
been on the family purse.
Wisely, the Browns had made it a rule to
put something into their savings account,
week by week, almost from the day they
were married. So when they consulted their
bank manager, their credit was good. With
the help of a small bank loan, they were
able to pay all their bills promptly. Now
Donny is healthy again—and so is their
bank account.
Planned saving pays off,
when bargains, opportunities
or emergencies come along.
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