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Provincial Election
JUNE 19, 1934
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ELECT
.GEORGE 11.
ELL1 OT
(Warden of Huron County)
CONSERVATIVE
Candidate in Huron Riding
A MAN -
with a clean record, business
ability, experiencedb practical
tnd efficient. Fair play and a
square deal for all.
LIBERAIL-OONSERV(ATIVE
ASS'N OF SOUTH H'URO,N
NgWR-OF ThI TOWN
A,NouNCE;MBIgir
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Mr. and Mrs. J.. M -Gervienleek, an-
nounce the engagement of their
'daughter, Edith 'Melvin, to John Ken-
neth BrOWT1, son of Mr.- and
the late Mrs. BrO1Vira, Parkhill. The
marriage to take place. the latter part.
of June, •
• ANNOUNCEMENT
(Mr. and Mos. G. W. Wheatley an-
nounce the engagement ef their
daughter, Edna Elizabeth, to Mr.
David G. Dewar, Toronto, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David Dewar, Bayfield, Ont.
The wedding to take place in Toronto,
late .in June.
Completes Lightning Rod-
Fred Reeves, who is carrying oi the
large lightning rod (business started
many years ago by his father, the
late Gabriel Reeves, has recently com-
pleted two large jobs near town. He
rodded the large barn on the farm of
Mr. Dale Nixon and the 50 foot hen
house on the farm of Mr. Louis De-
vereaux.
Sewing Wanted. -Plain sewing to be done
at home Apply to Mrs S Cutimore care of
Miss Gallop East William Street 34692
For Sale. -One 500 gal. steel water tank
with ecuanment.1 One combines 2 -owed
ecufflei and harrow cart. One riding ploW,-
1 and 2 furrow. Apply at Expositor Office.
3469-14
For Sale. - A comfortable eight -roomed
house, situated in 'a convenient part of the
town. If mot sold will'be rented to a suit-
able tenant_ Apply at The Expositor Office.
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Cabbage Plants for •Sae. -Late cabbage,
Summer Cabbage and Early Cabbage, all the
above plants at one cent per plant. Also
Cauliflowers at 15 plants for 20e Krauskopf
Brothers, Dublin, Ont. 34684
For Sale or Rent. -1 -Modern• dwelling house
on south side of Goderich Street, Seaforth,
one block from Main Street, churches and
schools. New 3 -piece bathroom, new furnace,
electric lights and town water installed.
House has been freshly painted and decorat-
ed throughout. Immediate possession can be
given. Apply to R. S. Hays, Sea.forth,
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Warning. -Corns, Warts, Calluses, Bun -
i/111,4 , are dangerous. Use Gross Cor'n or
Bunion Salve. At Keating's Pharmacy,• Sea -
forth. 3470-1
Potatoes for Sale, -Choice Dooley potatoe4;
for sale. Apply to Homer Hunt, 5 Seaforth.
Phone 223-12, Seaforth. 3470-1
Wanted - Experienced girl for general
housework in family of three. Apply to Mrs.
W. C. Sproat, Seaforth. ., 3470-1
Man Wanted to handle Ward's Quality
Teas, Coffees, Cocoa, Spices, Extracts, Toilet
Freparations direct to established users.
Opening in Huron County for man with car.
Write T. H. Ward Company, John, South,
Hamilton_ 5470x2
• Housekeeper Weinted.-A capable. woman
ASr girl to do 5r house work. Apply at The
Expositor Office. '• 3470x1
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DON'T MISS THE
ELECTION Party
:Tuesday, June 19th, 8 o'clock p.m.
Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
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To Music by Ed. Daly and his Red
- -DANCING „Coats, fresh from engagements at
•Goderich and Bayfield Pavilions.
RETIJR
;Minute by minute election returns
wfl-1he announced' at the ball.
SENTthe new member for girron, and every
Everybody Will be preitent, including '
• beds). will be assured of a good time:
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Stlawherry. Tea
" .A Strawberry Tea will be held
at the home of Mr. Chas,
Holmes.
Thursday, June 28th. .
under the auspices,•of theLadies
Guild of St. Thomas' Church.
Tea served from 3.30 till 6.30.
Admission 25c
ProgressiNe Euchre at 8 p.m.,
Everyone cordially invited.
wil Rev, J. H. Georghegan, Rector
of St. Peter's 'Church, Lucknow, next
Sunday evening, it being the 60th
anniversary of the establishment of
that congregation.
*Mrs'. Joseph (Gru.mmett 'and( son,
Master John, were in Kineard-ine for
a few days and, while there attended
the wedding of Mrs. Gru(menett's sis-
ter, Miss •Aliee Hutton., to 'Mr.
;Oonv:ay,
Huron Old Boys will Hold Annual
Picnic •
The Annual Picnic of The Huron
Old Boys' Association' of Toronto,
will be held in Area No. 2, Canadian
Exhibition Park, on Saturday, June:
30th, at 3 p. m. A big programme
of races and games is being arranged
in which suitable prizes will be
awarded.- The ladies will provide re-
freshments with the best Huron
_coorking.
Huronites in the city and out
of the city are invited to be present
• and take part in the proceedings.
Serman Subjects 'for Next Sunday
Thomas -Anglican Church:
10 a.m. Sunday School and Bibh.
Class.
11 p.m. "The Three Sources of
Light.'
7 p.m. Rev. J. H. Geogheon, rector
at Lucknow, Ont:, will preach. Can-
non Appleyard, Rector.
(Egmondville Church. -
1& a.m. "The Church School and
Bible Study.". •
11 a.m. "The Spreading, Church,"
to three Continents.
7 p.m. "The Challenge of the Hill
Tops." Rev. Charles Malcolm, min-
ister. ,
Northside United Church.-
Morning, "The Heavenly Horne."'
Evening,' "The Heavenly' Lite."
Rev., W. P. Lane, Minister.
Cavan Bethel and Duff's Charges -
"Next to the Bible, the Greatest Book
in the World." Rev. G. E. Morrow,
min i st e -r.
Junior Institute Meets. -The Junior
Institute met at the home of Violet
Tyndall, and son -be. 33 girls were pre-
sent. It opened with the singing of
the Institute Ode and repeating the
Lord's Prayer in unison. The roll
was answered by, "Don'ts for the
Kitchen," and was followed by com-
munity singing. Miss Jean Gemmel
gave a guitar selection. A very ex-
cellent eport of the Conference held
at Guelph recently, was given by one
of the delegates, Miss .Winnifred
Kruse. Miss Josephine Edge gave a
pleasing solo; accompanied by Miss
Violet Tyndall. A delicious lunch
was served, and was followed by a
half hour of wholesome recreation.
LOCAL BRIEFS
011VIr. Jack Daly, Gunnar Gold
IMines, Lac Bonnet, :Manitoba, is
spending his holidays with his par-
ents, 1VIr. and Mrs. J. F. Daly.
•IMr. and Mrs. Robert Coates and
Mr. Harry Coates, of London, were
week end gueSts at the home of Mr.
and ,Mrs. IWlilliam Ament. Mrs.
Coates -will remain for two weeks.
01Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. '1VIzirtin, of,
Englehart, are visiting relatives ' in
Tuckensrmith.
• •Mr. and Mrs. Crowley, of St.
'Paul's, were visiting with Seaforth
friends this- week.
• Mr. W. 3: raulkneri who has been
on theiDeminion Sank staff at Brant-
ford for some time, 'has been moved
to the Timmins ,branch.
•IMr. and 'Mrs. J. R. Francis and
Beth, of 'bight, were 'Sunday Visitors
at the home Of Mr. and Mr. Herold
Lawrence, in keICillorp.
*)Mr. and ,Mrs. Elmer Rossnieisl
and son, Ronald, of (Pontiac, Mich.,
have been (visiting 'Mrs. Ross-meisPs
parents, iMr, ancl„lVIrs. .1. Yfero, for a
gas. aVlero returned 'to.
Pentiae for a short 1stay with her'
daughter. •
401Mr. and:Mrs.. E. W. Edge, of To-
ronto, spent the week end with hie
father, Mr, A. Edge, end siSter, Miss
josephine.
Appleyard i ehanging
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Frigidaire-no other gives
you as many features in each
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Made in Canada
JOHN MODELAND
f'hone 4 on 143 - Seaforth
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
Notice
Use of` my name as financial
agent •for W. W, Cooper, Inde-
pendent Waight Candidate for
Huron, has been Made without
my knowledge or iny cox:tient.
Notice is kii/eii that I am in no
way connected with Mr. Cooper
nor an: 1 responsible for any
debts contracted by him. Signed
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Isaac Hudson, Seaforth.
elMrs. Monica. 'Desborough and
daughter, Of .Northville, Michigan,
are visiting at the 'home of her par-
ents, Mr, and lV.Irs. C. Eckert.
' *Mr. Wim. (Stevens, jr., left this
week for Rouyn, Quebec, where he
has secinted a •Position.
*Miss A. 'C. Lawrence , and Miss
Pearl Lawrence left this week on a
trip to Prince ;Rupert and Alaska,
visiting their numerous •friends en
route. Miss Annie Lawrence taught
school and nursed at 'Hazlewood, BC
and Miss Pearl lived for some time in
British 'Columbia, and they are an-
ticipating a very pleasant trip.
401VVe are sorry to learn that Mrs. C.
Eckert has had a relapse, but hope
that nothing serious will develop.
•1\frs. L. T. Deft has returned
frond Toronto • and will ace -0y her
home here for the summer. She was
accompanied by her nephew, Mr. Jack
IHOdeins.
*ligr. W. H. Pollard has been ap-
pointed Principal of the Sebringville
'public school for the coming year.
siMisa Mary Broadfoot has returned
from Port Nelson'
'Miss M. W. IlVLadkay is in. Toronto
this week. ,
•'Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Somerville, of
:Woodstock, spent a few days with
k•elatives and friends here this week.
•'Mr. and Mrs. Perley Banbury, of
Winnipeg, are guests at the home of
MIT. Banbury's, father,,,Dr. F. J. Bur-
rows.
*Mrs. A: W. Coon and daughter,
Margaret, are spending the summer
with Mrs. Coon's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G, Doherty, in Egmondville.
•Miss Jackson, of Egmondville, is
spending this week in London.
syIrs. Little and Miss Jeanette
Wilson are in Fergus this week.
*Dr. E. A. 'MdMaster, who recent-
ly purchased the residence of Mr. A
A. McLennan., on High Street, will
open his office at his residence • on
July lst.
Former Resident Dies in Regina. -
The following from a Regina paper
will be of interest to many of our
older readers, as (Mrs. Logan was a
well known resident of Seaforth for
many years, when her hus-band con-
ducted a private banking business
here: 4'A pioneer of :Manitoba, Mrs.
Charlotte Brent Logan, 82, died at
the home of her son, Walter M. Lo-
gan,. 2900 Retallack street, Sunday
night. Coming to' Regina in 1923,
'Mrs. Logan had lived previous to that
at Portage la Prairie and Carberry
Man. Her husband, Robert Logan,
predeceased her in 1924. One son,
Frank,Iormerly associated with Wal-
ter M.. Logan in the real estate lansi
ness in .Regina, died in 1928, Fun-
eral services will be held' Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'cleck from Mr. La-,
gan's residence, 2900 Retallack St.,
Rev. John Much will conduct the ser-
vices. ;Sneers' ,funeral home is, in
charge of- arrangements. Mrs. Lo-
gan,., a former Presbyterian, was a
member of Knox United church in
Regina. She was born in Quebec
City on .April 7, 1852, but spent her
younger Years in Toronto -and Sea
fiarth, Ont., moving to Manitoba in
1888, where, at Carberry, her husband
conducted a grain and private bank-
ing business."
Your Protection
DALY'S
Automotive Service on which you may
ever rely. When you 'buy service
here, no matter how small, you have
expressed your confidence in us -and
we have no intention of violating
that confidence.
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Have You seen
the New
Dual Automatic
Refrigerator?
Remember a refrigerator is an
investment in health. Westinghouse
has the worth -while features of other
makes plus features exclusive only to
the Westinghouse.
Daly.'s Garage
Phone 102 : Seaforth
WHITE LAND BAGS
Smartest styleavilth
traetive fittings.
$1.010 ia-nd $1.25
NEW WAISTS
'WHITE GLOVES
Made -from 'an nu ---
usually nice fabric.
59c, pair
Candy Stripped,
Patterns
three prices
$1.49. $1.98
$2.95 -
YOUR SUMMER HAT
Wide Brims and Medium Brims, with Low Crowns are smartest fez,
present wear and White expels in pornilarity.
Best Sellers,
69c to $3.50
Home
Baking Sale
And home made
candy in
Sheffer's Store -
under auspices of Barbara Kirkman
' Auxiliary, of First Presbyterian
•'Church, Seaforth, en
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
ALSO AFTERNOON TEA WILL BE
SERVED.
GARDEN
wasensismsissaria ,
'PARTY
monomommum
.Under, the Auspices- of
CAVEN CHURCH, WINTHROP
Will be held on the idhurch Grounds-,
. on k'''xiday evening. '
June 22nd.
Supper 'will the serVed_from, 6 tO 8.
hollowed by 'a splendid loogranaline
Ines:el:tett by the Kiteheit Oithestrat
.of DelaWare.'
ADMISSION' sd &Ida at 15 bents
COTTAGE CURTAINS
Top Curtains with
tie backs, also Sash
:Curtains. Colored spot
pattern.
$1.25 set
MANLEY
Quite a number from here attended
the Holy Name (Rally, in Clinton,
last Sunday.
.The late rain -has !put a smile on
everyone, and "all hope for a bumpe
crop which is much' needed.
(Mr. ,Harry Benneweis and Mr. John
Leonhart have rented the Zeigler
-farm from Mrs. B. Gray, of Hibbert
The :Political Pot is beginning to
boil and many are wondering how
those "-schem•es will work out, whicl
the Henry Government have insta
led to fool the electors. If they, the
electors don't wake up to -the fact
that they intend to retain power by
hooktor crook, by making the Public
believe that all is well. Surely every
intelligent voter knows that an un-
parallel debt has been placed on the
1:i6vinee of Ontario', which we or our
children, or their children will not see
'paid.
IStill they tell us all is well. Well
here is hoping that every voter will
use their franchise intelligently on
the 19th.
HILLSGREEN
Mr, and Mrs. WM. Love and, daugh-
ter, MisS Thelma, of ',Ansa Craig,
Visited with Mr. and Mrs. :Gordon
Love.
The 'Messrs. MeAllisters and wives,
from Michigan, were visiting their
many relatives and friends during
the week -end, and also attending the
re -union of the Soldan Friends, held
near HenSall, reeently.
IMiss Nellie Dunlop, of St. Thoma,
visited her friend, Miss Lettie Love.
11VIr. Ross Dick, of Toronto, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Dick's parents, Mr.
and 'Mrs. J. Cochrane.
Mrs. Ross Dick and son Douglas,
returned to their home in Toronto,
after spending a few- weeks
friends in the vicinity.
IA large attendance was present at
the Young Peoples' Sunday evening
Anniversary Service last Sunday,
when the guest speaker; Itev. Gale,
from Hayfield, delivered a very fine
sermon. 4 I
The 'Choir from) Kippen rendering
a fine anthem, '"Walk About Zion,"
which was much enjoyed. Misses
Jean 11nm:on and Elcina Cochrane
sang "'Somewhere" very nicely. (
Mr. and Ws. Heart, of Stan.
leY Township, visited Mr. Nint11. Jar-
rott ,and
-011(1.-tllorbt. 'Hopkins returned to her
topine lt atnsdaib, „za, dfor- visiting
her ;POWS Air a tett)" roVieekS. 1 '
HEAVY TURK-
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TOWELLING
Red, Green: and
Fawn stripes, 17"
wide. '
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KITCHEN and BED-
ROOM CURTAINS
Frilled, in B o s
Gold, ,Green, Blue..
'Quiek sellers 9..t
75c Pair
CONGOLEUM and LINOLEUMS
ROOM -SIZE RUGS AND MATS also BY THE RUNNING YARD
The Newest Patterns are 'Particularly Pleasing. Come and See Them.
MacTavish's
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INDEPENDENT LIBERAL -PROGRESSIVE
on Tuesday, June 19th •
The Conservative Party has been in power for 25
years. Its leaders have grown reckless in office -
drunk with political pap and heartless as to the fate
of the people. Without shame the Premier and
Cabinet raised their own salaries in 1930 by an extra
.$2,000, while 400,000 worthy citizens were starving.
They paid $40,000, to three favorites fop "advice"
on how to sell a Bond Issue. Even Honest George
"forgot" he had $25,000 of nearly worthless Abitibi
Bonds until after Hydro made them valuable. Tor-
onto ward heelers are given liquor toll:gate rights -
Magistrates must buy their way to office.
SURELY - IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE
Ballantyne House -cleaned in Huron
-Try him at Toronto.
"Young" Hepburn promises a NEW DEAL.
For the Worker: Productive work, minimum wages
,and insurance.
For the Unfortunate: Old Age Pensions honestly
administered. Mother's Allowance where
• one child or more. •
For the Returned Soldier: A share of appointments.
In Huron Not One has gone to the Soldiers,-
• Sheriff, Registrar, Crow -n Attorney, Supreme
Court • Registrar, Magistrates, Clerks or
Bailiffs.
For the Taxpayer: Honet administration, pegged
debt, and slashes in salaries.
Give Hepburn a Try - - He'll Make Good
HENRY'S DEBT INCREASE of over $80,000, a day
• will SWAMP THE PROVINCE
Help stop this -Vote for Ballantyne
- A vote for a Henry Candidate is a vote for higher
taxes and increased debt. Mr. Elector -Can you
stand it? .
"When is aWhopper?"
MR. ELECTOR, DECIDE
At the Conservative Meetings in Exeter and else-
where throughout the Riding, Mr. Geo. H. Elliott
has claimed to be "the man who made the Motion in
the County Council that the Treasurer's Books be
investigated." It is not true.
The fbllowing is a certified copy of the motion:
"Moved by Mr. McKibbon`
Seconded by J. M. Eckert
That we engage a chartered accountant to audit
the books front January 1st, 1933, and install a pro-
per systeirn of bookkeeping for this County, the en-
gagement and supervision of the said accountant
accountants to be in charge of the Warden's Com-
mittee. Motion Carried."
The above is a copy of motion that was included
in the minutes of June 9th, 1933.
Signed, J. M. Roberts,
County Clerk.
VOTE FOR BALLANTYNE - The Warden who
• forced the clean-up.
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