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V11110,74 HURS AY MORNING, MAY 20, 1941.
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and can serve the public now
better than ever, Be sure and
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the Newest. Approved Method .of
Eyesight Testing Used. Open every
Week Day Except Wednesday.
BETTY ANN BEAUTY
SHOPPE
WIII be closed during the Sumner
Months Wednesday Afternoon and
Evenings.
MRS. EDW. GASChO, Prop.
THE LOWEST PRICES
Sales Prove Salesmen Commissions to pay.
No Finance Charges to Pay
1937 Chev. Coach, locally owned.
1936 Plymouth Sedan
1940 Dodge Sedan
1930 Ford Coach:
1929 Ford Coach $135.00 re -finished
1929 Ford Coupe $85.00
1936 Terraplane Coach.
1927 Ford. Coach, original upholstering, like new
1934 V8 Truck with $85.00 License only 235.00
(2) . Only 1941 New Dodges. , These are the last
ones available before the 1942 models arrive.
DODGE SALE.S
Will Pay Cash For Good Used Cars
WAR FRITZ
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WE• SELL THE BEST FOR LESS
Specials for Thursday, Friday and Saturday
:Kelloggs corn. flakes,, 2 pkgs. ,.. ,.,,, . ,,,_ 5:c
Golden Net Saluron, large tin ..,......,.2 5.c
,Cheese; spreads or slices, :half-Ilb. pkg ..15c
.Aylmer peaches,, choice halves, 2 this .27c
Floor wax, 1 -lb. in .-,- .... , » .: ........ 49c
Liby Chicken Haddie, .per ,tin 17c
:Pearl Soap, 2 bars . 9c
Snow flake ammonia, .2 pigs........ .. 11 c
.Lifebuoy Soap,. 2 bars . ..... ......._ ,13c
Salado Tea; yellow label -10 -lb. pkg. ..... .--..39c
Camps. tomato juice .20 -oz. fins 2 far . (9c
Blue Boy coffee, 1-113. p%j7 ,,. 37c
Connor's Herring in 'tomato sauce, tin .,..,.-,15c,
Men's newest styles :felt hats ......_.,.._..1.95
Men's ;Suits peacial y:priced at 20.95
Ladies House Dresses, .See them at ................95:c
BOY WINS PRIZE
Richard *Stanouiy, of St. Cather-
ines, 17-yr.=old son Of Judge 'and
J. G. e.;!tanbury, formerly of Exeter,'
was awarded the Lions' Club schel-
arship of $100 in a public oratory
contest open to Ridley College .and
all
the Colleges of Lincoln County Sev-
en
eveen candidates, selected after elimin-
ation contests nin the various schools
competed. '
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VICTORY LOAN ORGANIZATION
On Wednesday night of -rat week
a large meeting of the tnenibers com-
prising the Organization of the Co-
unty of Huron Loan had .a meeting
in the Town Hall, Clinton. Theis/lay-
ors, Reeves, Clergy, and various
Chairmen were all present and the
meeting was a great success. Mr,
McMurray, Mayor of Clinton, was
chairman of the meeting and Rev.
Beeeroft opened with a stirring spe-
ech. The County of ;Huron has been
divided into quarters by the Execut-
ive Committee. it was revealed that
accounts in the County of 'Huron
are many time,; the quota of $1,-
107,000, in fact many times double
the quota. On Thursday May 29, a
Canvassers' Convention will be held
in Goderich.
STEPHEN COUNCIL
The .Council of the Township of
Stephen met in the Town Hall Cre-
diton, on Monday, the 6th day of
May at 1 p.in. All members were pre-
sent, The minute; of the previous
regular meeting held on the 7th .. of
April and the special meeting on Ap-
ril 4.2th were react and adopted.
The following motions: That whe-
reas the Council of he Twp. of Ste-
phen has been notified that the Oen,
trails Drain is out of repair and
since it is the duty of the Conneh to
keep the same in repair . pur.,u f4y :ec
by-law, be it therefore resilved that
G. A. McCubbin, Esq., O.L.S.; 1 ivp.
Engineer,_ be requested to examine
the said drain and report an the
same.
That the Assessment Roll of the
Twp. of Stephen for .the year 1941
be accepted as filed by the Assessor
and that he be paid his salary and-
unting to $110. and that the Court
of Revision to hear and determine
appeals be held in the Town Hall,
Crediton, on Monday, the 26th day,
of May 1941 at 1 pm.
That 'thd following be paid:
Vor.cher sheet No. 5 $692.42; Can
Bank of Commerce, cashing el:crclues
2.60; Municipa World 'supe .e, 6.13;
Treas. Co. Huron, hospitilalization,
Anderson and McPherson 10.'.0; Qu-
een Alexandra, Sanitoriuni, act. re
Lochner $12; A. V. Tiernan, relief -
Jeckson 3.25; Cora Gaiser, do 7.20!
Restemeyer & Miller do $12: Geo. H.
Paul do re Appleton $20; J. '.s. Ros-
ser Co. do 5.98; F. C l, 're
Verner $16; Anne Gill, rem, .iackson
$ii; A. G. Web"), relief -Dm ° • :l,lo;
A. Lath: S.S. No. 12 Bal. 1 r :) levy
12.96; Garfield Steeper, reenv•yance
re McPhe:so•1 $3i H. C. '' a's-
sessor's remuneration $11
i I,ucflli
Lochner, hoard and lods,•'ine, :' wks.
$12; Treas. Co. Huron, ho=l,:i!1Nation
re Baird 25.35; Prov. Tre•a.-. hall lice
ease $2.
The Council adjournel lei meet a-
gain in :the Town Hall, Grethen, on
Monday, May 20th at 1 p.m.
I3. K. Eilber, Twp. Clerk.
Lakeview atflww
GRAND BEND
:SINCERE THANKS!
11/1 AY 24th WAS THE i;IGGE.ST
OPENING EVER! ,
WILLIS TIPPING
And His
Cascade Rhythm Orchestra
WERE SUPERB!
DANCE TO HIS GRAND MUSIC
EVERY SATURDAY
'sum' SHOP AND IIAT11IIOTJSE
(OPEN -"CAT A:L,INA" showing of
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$1.50 in U.S.A., in advanosi
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...._., .. ee- _..,see
Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Haberer
motored to London on Friday.
31r and Mrs. Julius Thiel were re-
cent visitors over the 24th May at
Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund. Swartzen-
ti.uber and baby of Blake were Tu-
esday visitors at London.
Mr. Daniel Smith of -Clinton, was
a visitor with his two sons and other
friends here the ,past week.
Mrs. Carolina ,Price of Waterloo,
is vieiting with her daughter, Mrs. F.
Kockems.
M,Is. Amelia Fuss of town is visit-
ing at the home of her daughter•,Mrs
J. J. Swartz, Detroit, for a few
week,.
Mr. William Dumart, Mr. John
Beam and 1'Iiss Alice Schiedei of Kit-
chener were holiday visitors at the
home of 'Air. and Mrs. Hy. Yung-
blu'tt.
•The Roseville, Illinois, High School
Male Quartette will pre4,.:, st
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cert in the Even ;elical Church on
Thursday May 12th, under the aus-
pices of the A1br'ght Brotherhood,
Mr. Lloyd Hope of Streetsville was
a holiday guest a the home of M.
and :cirri.. Thos. i': yers. Mies aerie
Meyers, who had I ion staying at her
pavents' home for a few weeks, re-
turning with Mr. Pope.
The Forty Hours' Devotion opened
in St. Boniface Church; Zurich, on
Sunday morning and closed on Tues-
day evening; The devotions were:
conducted by the Reverend Fr. L.
t`itzgerald of the Redeinptorist Cona-
nzunity' of London.
Is Building Central! Office
Hay .Council has purchased a par-
cel 'of land adjoining the KeIIerman
block in Dashwood and arrangements
have been made to have an office
erected thereon to be occupied as a
central office for the Hay Municipal
Telephone System in that Village.
For over 20 years the central office
quarters were arranged for by the
manager •at Dashwood, but owing to
the fact that the Kellerman property
was recently sold to Mr. E. -R. Guen-
ther for use as a post office, it was
found necessary to obtain a new lo-
cation for the central. The new office
wil be centrally Iocated and it is ex-
pected to be completed by July Ist
next,
W. M. S. MEET
'Phe May meeting of St. IPeter'e
reit1ieran Women's Missionary ' Soe
,ty was held Thursday evening, May
15th in the basement of the church,
eth 'a good attendance. The topic,
-4 resh Furrows." was given under the
leadership- of the chairlady, 1Its. L.
Prang. Clippings which brought out
ttl?e impottan,ee of the rural cliurch,
as we'lI as the city and suburban
church were read by Mrs. Clarence
Datars, Mrs. L Kalbfleiech, Mrs, H.
Krueger, Mrs, H. Mous eau, Mrs. E.
Klopp and Mrs. E. Turkheim. The
usual monthly business was conduct -
Eel by the president, Mrs. E. Deters,
Jr., An offering, for the sttppoit of
a kindergarten pupil in Japan, was
received. The mooting was closed
with the doxology and the Lord's
Prayer.
Auto Accidents
When Everett liaist, Dashwood,
was returning to his home on Fri-
day afternoon with his daughter,
Eunice, 16, who is attending Exeter
High .School, his motor came in col- r;
lision with that of Ed. Broderick„
Exeter, Eunice and a young brother
received painful injuries and were
taken to the office of Dr. Fletcher,
Exeter, both can were badly damag-
ed. 'rhe mishap, takng place on High-
way 88, west at the 2nd concession
intersection. To add to the confusion
:abag of beaters was burst, the beans
.showering fn front of the surprised
drivers. The other evening while
:tli•. George: Deichert of Zurich wa
returning from ileusall, near the
2nd concession of Hay, lits light
ds i.vcry truck glomes in contact with
n passenger car in the hands e:sf i)on
'.leKinnnn, who was on 'ale v ay
'Ioroe to Hens=all, the can suffered.
c'oneiderahle damage.
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