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our Libort
BENSON W. TUCKEY, LIBERAL
CANDIDATE
Benson W. Tuckey, reeve of Ex -
ter for the past four years and prey
ent warden of Huron County, was off
Wednesday afternoon last, chosen. as
South Huron's Liberal candidate in
the forthcoming Provincial Electimit
Receiving the candidature on 0
third ballot he defeated ja,m4
Ballantyne, M.L.A. since 1935. 0Oil
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er nominees who had fallen in the
his wife and little daughters.
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first and second balloting were Joohn
M. Eekert and Miss Josie Saunders, "i7Vir. Percy Weido and sons of Wat-
A. J. Murray and Frauk Fingland,
eloo visited at the home of his bro-
C. of Clinton, and Dr. A. R. Camp- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weroe.
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bell, of Hensall withdrew their mine r. and Mrs. Andrew Coxon of
es. The main speaker was Hon. N. thei son, Drv!saitnead 2,aitrsthwe homeof
0. Hipel, minister of lands and for
et s for Ontario, who pointed out the Mr, and drs. Adams and baby of
reductions in Hydro ratin recent: flaniiiton are spending a week at
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years. There was a large attend- Jae home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Day-
ton; J. M. Covenlock, Seaferth; .:
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ance. The officers for the executive 0Son.
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Chas.,.0ending
are: Hon. Presidents, Dr, Shaw, Clirt-
Miss Joan Metcalf of London, is
her holidays at the home of
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. iJtoii
rtiemner, 14th con.
and Abram Eckel of Plats -
were week -end visitors at the
e of their son, Mr. and Mrs.
4V*ter Eckel.
;;;',..10. and Mrs. •Charles Hagen and
datighter, Mary, of Seaforth, spent
.f116 week -end at the home of Mr.
4,114* Mrs. Theo. Mittleholt.e.
•e'trir.- and Mrs..R. F. Stade motored
•telDetroh, and were accompanied by
:the latter's sister, Mrs. 3Iatilda Kalb -
Who visited with thein for
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4everal days.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Kalbfleisch of
,Dareit are visiting at the nem of
'6 former's parents, Mr. and 'Sirs.
C..Kaffifleisch and other rerat-
Ae; for a few days.
,!,,,"Miss Kathleen Hay was moncraying
.1..ondou and at the home of her
ter's,. Mt. and Mrs. Gordon Prance
Thqa-ae Road the .pagt
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Chester L. Smith, Publisher
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on enjoyed the week -end leave
Fritz, Zurich. President, F. Fini,
land, Clinton; Vice, Albert Kalbflei-.
sch, Zurich; Secy., W. L. Whyte,Se
forth; Treasurer, Ward Fritz, Zurich;
DR, R. H. TAYLOR
IS CANDIDATE
Dr. R. Hobbs Taylor, Dashwood
physician, at Hensall was last Thurs-
day evening named Progreselve-Con-
servative candidate for Huron South
at a nominating convention in Hen-
sall in a well filled town hall of more
than 300 delegates. Six men were
nominated' but all withdrew with the
cecception of Dr. Taylor and George
.:`,..tiestrong, reeve of Hay Township.
The Doctor was named candidate on
the • irst ballot and on motion of -Mr
Armstrong the choice was made un-
animous. Other nominated were F.R.
Darrow, Frank Donnelly arid H. J.
McEwen of Goderich and H. G. Meir
of Seaforth.. In his address of ac-
eeptance, Dr. Taylor pledged full
eeppait to Lite 22 -point program of
Ontario Progressige leader George
A. Drew. Cecil G. Frost, K. C.,
president of the provincial associat-
km, was the special speaker at the
meeting which attracted a record
crowd.
Lakeview Casino
GRAND BEND
Friday, July 234
ONE NIGHT ONLY
MART KENNEY
and his Western Gentlemen
ADMISSION $1.00 EACH
DANCING NIGHTLY
STAN, PATTON
And His Orchestra
Special -Sunday Concert
JULY 25th
Patton
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Kalbfleiseh will be pleased to learn
that she is progressing very -favour-
ably afterher recent illness.
Mr. and Milton Hey and dau-
ghter Marilyn Die, of Royal Oak,
Mich; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Touscany
and two children from Pontiac, Mich.
enjoyed a holiday with the former's
mother, Mrs. Elizzie Hey for a few
days,.
PROBABLY THREE CANDIDATES
. As we go to press things look very
much like a three -cornered fight in
Huron South, as the ,Liberals and
PrOgres.sive-Conservatives have nom-
inated -their men, and it is rumored
that the C. C. F. are holding a con-
ention at Hensall this week, and
with all probability of putting a can-
didate in the field. It would make
an interesting contest, and very hard
to predict who will be the fortunate
one to be elected. Howerev, time
alone will tell.
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BLUE COAL
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Miller Creek Coals
Roe Farms Milling Co.
Vitimized Feeds
Highest Cash Prices paid fee
Eggs according to Grade
W. R. DAVIDSON
Pone 10 - Hensel'
A special meeting of the Uouncil of
the Township of Hay was held at the
office of the township clerk on Sat.-
urd'ay evening, July 17th. The con-
tract for the .construction of the new
bridge on the Bronson line was aw-
arded to George Becker of near Dash-
wood and construction will comm -
met:, at once. The general tax rate
for the township for the year 1943
•was struck at 12.25 mills. This• .
made up, as follows: county rates
6.55; township rate .5 -mills; township
road rate 1.5 mills; general school
rate 3.7 mills; this is a reduction of
.31 mills of the 1952 general rate.
The law costs in connection with the
action, Alexander et al and the Town
ship of Hay were also ordered to be
paid by the treasurer.
•Zurich Red Cross News
' The Zurich Branch ef the Red
Cross gratefully ackeowledge the
following .donations: Mrs. Jane Bris-
son, 1 quilt; Dorcas Class Evangdie
al church, 5 girls' cotton dresses,1
cotton blouse; Miss Emma Dinsmore
1 quilt; Mrs. Regis Denomme, 1
'quilt top, 1 ail) quilt top front work
room patches; Pauline Hess,. and
;Teen Merner, 1 quilt top; Z,P.S.
Room 2, 13 knitted Washcloths, 1
knitted afghan; Z,P.S. Grade 6, 6
fitted bomb victim bags; Z.P.S. Home
Economic class (silver tea) 13 fit -
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OUR GROCERIES
Our Stock of Groc,eries is always kept up -tette in
quality as well a quantity when at all liassible.
Selling "The Best for Less" has always been our
slogan, and we still endeavour to mair4tain this
standard.
CLOTHING FOR ALL
we are happy to be in a position to show you just
the kind of clothing you will prefer, Men's, Boys',
and Ladies. Practically everything you will require
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• DRY GOODS, ETC
Our shelves of suitable Dry Goods, Yard Goods,
Etc., is here for your inspection, and invite, the pub,
lie in to see the many lines we Have to offer re-
gardless of the rather difficult conditions in proc-
uring these items.