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GRAND BEND
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• LAST DANCE LABOR DAY NIGHT
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e Enjoy the last fere days of Summer and Dancing
e Nightly to
2 CORDON DELAMONT and his ORCHESTRA
• rAccording to attendance records, you liked Gordon Delarnont's
iiii music VERY much. Promise yourself a visit again and say
t "S"1on.e; to the Season 1940-
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fie VAR:ET Y ENTERTAINERS
00 PRESENTING THEIR BIGGEST AND BEST CONCERT OF
as TFIE SEASON
0 With Lill Davies, Ventriloquist returning by popular request,
et and featurin Dopey and his Singing Dog; Ruth Cole, Acro -
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balls Dancer T'x+'.rao dut:.ry: Earl Heywcads Singing Cowboy,
and Star of CKNX Barn 'ranee Programme; and Cliff Kenn
^, •1rnpanist.
e MON1D,..Y ? P -4..O TR DAY m 1." r x. SHARP
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BIG. MIDNIGHT DANCE, SEPT. 2, 12:05 a.m.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 1st, 9 p.m.
The Ever Popular
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All-Srtar S 1ft.hall Tomrn=Tient
'PIE TATTLE OF PITCHERS
FeAi• ns (?,ri:a fn " ?)11•PlICTF, Will he in these games. Teams:
Sni1.f!l'tb, London. T_:i-eur . Grand Bend. ','hese are the best of
P11 p..eyigi.c: 'no,'1 ,”sept. T,*:Ims. Grand P,00d ha; won all 1040
Season Tarrr•nament . CAN ANY OF TfTSS1 TEAMS BEAT
THEM? Ther a,r., all imine to try hard! WHAT DO YOU
THINK? 2 Games of 7 inning: in afternr.on, starting at 1.80;
9 inrlinb'.c final garne at 0.30 n.m.
DANCE TO GORDON Dr.LAMONT'S ORCHESTRA LAST
TIME LAPOR DAY NIGF..T-
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ZURICH HERA:T) ...
AUCTION SALE
Of Household Effects, at.
DASHW 0 OD,on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7th -
At 1.30 o'clock, p.m., Dayligfnt time
Extension table, chesterfield, china
cabinet, small stand, roeker, 4 kitch-
en chairs, 4. dinrngroom chairs, lcit-
clien table, 3 burner gas stove with
oven, electric washing , machine, 2
tea kettics, kitchen cabinet, bread
box, 2 chesterfields, cane rocker,
;cane char, parlor table, wicker set,
phonograph, verandah glider, 2 end
tables, 3 floor lamps, bed opririgs and
felt spring mattress, 3 alarm chocks,
dresser, large chair, sideboard, large
silver ash tray, large quantity of 1
good dishes, glass ware, electric iron,
ironing board, large paper hanging
table, sealers, quantity of potatoes,
small barrel, lawn mower, Coleinan
help, copper ,boiler, brooms, • tubs,
carpenter tools, 5 -gallon coal oil can,
two 1 -gallon cans, hoes, mops, locks,
shovels, garden rake, single set of
harness, lantern, trowels, single str-
etcher, long rope, 1 -horse scuffler,
harrowe, quantity of bags, barrels,
pair trus.Mels, roasting pan, large
wash dish, and numerous other arti-
cles.
TES R LS—CAH
Arthur Weber, Auctioneer.
Rhein, Miller, Clerk.
Charles H. Watts, Proprietor.
A number attended the Lions
Frolic held at Zurich last Wednesday
evening from this vicinity.
Mr. Wallace Gingerich is attending
Conference along with some .from
this vicinity.
Mr. Ervin Gingerich is all smiles,
a little girl has arrived.
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on the table
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the meal is ready !
No matter what the menu, the table
zv07z1cin't bre complete without a
plentiful platter of wholesome,
.nom='.'ing Bread.
And ou'll give EXTRA satisfact-
ion by . er :•ing delicious TASTY -NTT
Dr•e:<cc1 with each meal.
You'll fired tempting, crisp -crusted
TAS11'Y-NU Bread suits every occa.s-
io.r . CNet;. purpose. Order an extra
lo.. tacit ,
ilieres Bakery
PHONE 100 — ZUIRICH
GRAND BEND
Breaks Leg in Fall
Herman Kennedy, aged 37, elec-
trician, suffered a broken leg in a
fall while engaged in an electrical
'wiring job at the garage of M. Pear -
iso, Grand Bend. Mr. Kennedy fell a
tlitance of ten feet to the cement
Moor of the garage when the ladder
on which he was standing shiften,
Dr. Dunlop of r:cr,ta' wits called and
had the injured man taken to Vict-
oria Hospital, London, where he was
found to have in addition to bruises
to the left leg and hip. Silas Reed
of Exeter, is in charge of Kennedy's
store while.he is laid up.
, St. Joseph and Beaver Town
Mr. and Mrs. John Wooctcocx and
I family who have been holidaying in
'St. Joseph the past few weeks have
r returned to their home in Montreal.
Mr. Avila Ducharrne and son Ray-
Imond also Mr. Hubert Duch*zrme,
spent a few days with their parents,
on the Blue Water south.
Mr. Vincent Jeffrey and family o£
Detroit was a Sunday visitor in
J3eavertown with his parents.
1Ir. Archie Masse of London spent
a few clays in St. Joseph with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wessing and
children of London, spent a few days
with the latter's parents.
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Mrs. Roy Gingerich is some im-
proved after her illness.
Mrs. Ainos Gingerich and family
visited Mrs. Russell Heard.
Mrs. R. Orr; ch held a birthday
party for her granddaughter, Miss
Carol Faber, who celebrated her 8th
birthday on Saturday afternoon. 8
children were present and Carol re-
ceived some lovely gifts. After play-
ing games a lovely chicken dinner
was enjoyed and a cake with 8 can-
dles was lighted. The children left
for their homes after a pleasant
party with Carol.
Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Attridge and
f'aniily of Goderich visited Mrs.
Clarke and family.
Mrs. Sam Hey has returned after
a holiday with her daughter, Mrs
Archie Mustard at the cottage on
Lake Huron.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Finlay and :tam -
visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Me-.
(avis, Of McKillop.
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Marion Dowson and Vivian Clutter
spent.ten days at the Young People's
camp at Goderich Summer school•
Phyllis Johnston has returned home
to Wellington after spending' a Month
with relatives in Varna district.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston, Mr
and Mrs. Melvin Webster and Lois,
spent a week at Wellington with Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Johnston. .
Rev. Reba Hern is spending her
holidays with her parents, at Sault
Ste. Marie.
Thursday, August 29th,
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WILL ,,gig,, ISSU
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9TH and SEP EM 16T" •
The green Application Card No. RB. 191 at the back of Ration Book No. 5
must be properly completed and presented to a Distributing Centre
in order to get a new book.
Distributing centres will not be open on all days at all hours. Dates
and hours will vary in each locality.
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giving fuiIB particulars las to
HOW, WHEN OR WHERE TO GET YOUR NEW RATION BOOK
The firstcoupons in the new boots will become ye/id September 19th.
Failure to get your new book darting the official week of distribution
will involve delay and will mean that you will be temwarily without
coupons when you may urgently need them.
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Mrs. Dodson and Mrs. Robinson
of London, were visitors with the
former's mothe., Mrs. E. Smith.
HENSALL
Miss Audrey Russell returned
borne from a pleasant vacation at
Manitoulin Is.
Rev. W. A. Young and Mrs. Young
and family of Fergus spent a few
days with Mr. A: Taylor and Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Bonthron renewing old
acquaintances.
Mr. J. D. Buchanan of London and
Miss Mary Buchanan RN., of Niagarae
Falls visited recently with their mo-
ther, Mrs. 'A. Buchanan.
Mrs. Milton Russell has been holt--
daying with her danghter, Mr. and
Mrs. Don. Wilson of Chicago, at.
Turnbull's Grove.
ONTARIO PARENTS CAN "TAKE THESE RECOGNIZED PRECAUTIONS
AGAINST THE POSSIBLE � THFAT OF POLIO
It is in August and Septernber
that poliomyelitis (polio) is most
prevalent. During these last
weeks of summer, thoughtful
parents should observeevery rule
that will protect their little ones
from this disease.
In our Province, comparatively few
cases of polio have occurred as yet
but in some sections of the United
States, infantile paralysis—as it is
more commonly called --has reach-
ed epidemic proportions.
The Ontario Department of Health
therefore urges every family to keep
in step with the common-sense
precautions outlined below. Read
them carefully. Encourage your
children to practice them daily.
Guard your family's health during
this particular period of the year!
If your child is ill do not hesitate to seek medical advice
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
FOR THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO
J. T. Phuir, AVI.K„ p.Is.FI.
Deputy Minister of Hecilth
Russell T. Kelley
Minister ofHealtt
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