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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-08-20, Page 8-,-A- I 0.."p - .1, -1 -1 . I � _.--.1-___1.-.11 � I I " -7 irs wio; 'Via RAI! k W1, 0 Yl�V WON T- 09 OW91%40417 0.01 On- , 1g, tok �� '' 'k* - "'N's v ;r� W040 SWOK1110%r 4 Of t0A tft�,.Vvo A, IV, n a. fiALA 00140 9-K At kov,10'r Of 1041 044 90WX -0 WIT 441 W vow It blu .94 C UqWqW.,. Their faxl#ly- of tow1go."nowe'ro At, the ueclt tW trOW: T ITUARtwWo -pit a Iwo corsage, Of yv.e early 1A in aw.0001R* aaO a liiw. vp tere. Ly sea AnAl papalep. Lo�tpk �X ..r. V bdai4iv, "d & d Anodunco t. lof man Quo0wlAnd , t by, . a4% Apbae, 00 eumement. ok L310 ft fte AdftondaeW the blide'travQ1, $ ra Weir loss, ter husband-, two bmx -47 4ult ymm vith- dark- !iiy a"VtW. i�h id �:. OVA , Bolen arage, (411900te to Mr. puncan Mou d.- --i S- ro. oo* of Ur glaters, Mrs. Clearge Nickmeler and ,Und Mra, X R Munro, 4 -au GAS et hDown, bAt, and TXW rip ioc Muu Orangeville. the marriage tp take Mrs. David Belmelpr, and 'two sons, will mpakp their home in Ottawa. At............. Louis a44, Nbrwaw� all of Logan, Place on August 19th. H WE Funoral of R.. J, Pind —Ttio fu4- E c Boy Scout Rally—The Boy Scouts, Death of. Mr. ft. A. Hearn. — The Pillidler took, jfc , �� .... .......... land 'Cubs Of laurOu District 1ut044 death of Robert Rearn, a ihigbly es- place Thursday afternoon. at 8 p4n., er. "$hex staUga oral Qf Riphakil James I . DR]"co sv�i ON. SALE G90ERICH SPT. BRAFORTH from the residence i�f his Muther,L a b0r00 At Gods- teemed resident, occured on Monday, ,KQg at' holding and JWm -ed Hulaser Seafort ,:'Ift 7 ------- --- 22 Mrs. Pi 116, it SALE PRIOR .$1.98 -ribb OR- Lubw DST. X944 -W. Baptism- August 16th, at the, home of his son- VALUES -TO was ber 6th. Boya Scouts, par6zlts -and in-law, Mr.- Wflham-okej--God�ch St. th, --aOd a long.vell to- largely attended by inanY frieuds and $3.95, OP,=4= e,,walst VW, held TF --H 389 friO111110 interested. kee`Q this dats 013- The deceased,. who was In, iniq 84th her, head,.*th three strands of pearls 'acqualuta'ar'O.L. #Lx VALUES_ TO. �M SAM TRIUS ...... S2.48 Ar alf poluld.... ea. year, was born In Grey Towasbip were Glen Smith. Cecil Adams, Jack alildtisy 04gange 610"Oram She wQre Cudnibie, Jack Arnold, Leo Joynt and 95 near Palmerston, where he awned a th, Citt 4g the groow, a filigree bro c u 11 Ime e w any VALUES30 $6.95'SALE'PRIC ....... P195 -tarrier for eight set with, difinigads 9 R as,, Ho a. Thor . are m R. ........... 25C Sermon Subjects For Next Surklay. farm, and was mail nd sapphil-es, __S;L Thom;W, Church, Sunday, Aug., yeam. in, U81 he was married and lovely flowers: A � wreath from Ilia VALUES TO 19.95, SALE PRICE.. 095 to carriOCII a boullilot: Of litift Of - the V41' mother and stepfather; "Gates Ajar," ... I —, 15C 22nd.--ftnday 4chool and Bible class Miss Mary McClure of McMllep, who 1 .$6,95 ley and sweetheowt roses. Miss Isobel from M. s,'two bratiher&, spray, from-hiV XE PRICE ..... $9 9; f or ................ At_10- a.11141.11 -a -m- morning subject, died nive years ago. 116--leavee to B"tti4,—of -Gue1p6,--*ia hDror VALUES TO $12.95,'SA "111rough Glasses Darkly." NO OvOn- nwurn, their lass� five daughters: Mrs. half sisters ;�4 half brother; W-LTIM and- Miss Margaret Torrance, of To- wreath from Dr. and-, Mrs: Harburn .... 15C lug service... -Ali members requested William Oke, Seaforth; Urt.-Orval was were and' Mr. and Mrs. Trewarthe; wreath ....... bridesmaid. They to attend morning service.—Canon E. Rapson, Huliett; Mrs. Frank Whit- gowned respectively in turquoise blue from John Leckie Ltd-, where he OR GORN I 9C. Appleyard, Rector- more, Mrs.* Harold Whitmore, Hamil- . .................... Get A. New. Hat worked for eight Y;ar�` a fine basket. and rommance pink taffeta, the dresses Ion,; Mrs. William WrivK. Egmond- fitted at the hipg with bands of oord� C"C"M SALMON Mae Lane flora ails uncle and aunt, St. Thomas, Auxiliary.—The summer vi)le, anO one brother, Wesley Heasn, halves for ... ....... 25C fun lug at the bottoms of the,..falk skirts and his grandparents and. cous.ia,-Mit. A CLEARANCE OF, ALL HATS AT PRICES meeting of the Mae Lane Auxiliary of Saskatchewan. A private eral amd Irlmnift the sleeves of the fit- chell; spray ;-rom. Mr. and- Mrs. Lux EXTRAORDINARY 113U T.RE FUW> WITH C was Wd at Me 'home of Miss Luella was, held from the home of Mr. and tzd Jack, WLYGO-10-oz. bottle ..... 35 Kaine. Miss Kaine bad charge'of Mm Oka On Wednesday afternoon, veils were held with,bands of corded ford; spray from his, uncle and aunt, t& Their small net bats. ana Thuell aad Miss Mildred Legg, Strat- VALUESTO $2.50, SALE PRICE ........ Sac the progmm C as secretary OuOets Of Mr. and Mrs., -Ed. Legg, Stratford and, Mrs. IEL Snell acted wben the services were conducted by taffeta and they carried b �_U"Sslli CL111ANOER ........ Prayers were, offered by Rev. T. A. Owmi0bael.and Rev. C. C. brfarhill roses, baby',% breath andopink x 2 Tins ............. spray from Jack Arnold and aunt; A. Mrs Ross Savauge and Miss' Kaine- Kaine. Interment was made. in Cltu- coriailowbre. Dr. Galbraith Williams spray fr6m Mr. PeaTson and, daugh. Xk"01, SOAP for Ic when iss Josephine Edge, Pianist of the, ton cemetery, the A C us P and Mrs. 15C M Pallbearers being was best wran� and the 'hers were ter Jean; a ray from Mr. oat For Fall *�u Pay 3 for ............... ev4pning, played a piano sollo. Sue- Messrs. Harold and FranICWhitmore, Monty Arms"ag, of Toronto, Docherty; also many'cat flowers, from 31ASTERS RED HEAD LAY ceeding Miss MaYbelle Rauds, Miss Hamilton; Orval Rapson, William FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY -32.85 and Mr. Gerald Dalmage, of Perth, his many frierift During the service I= IL&M—Cwt . ........ Kame was chosen to dielp with the Wright, Cecil and Hugh Oke. Out. After the ceremony a reception'which was conducted by Rev. T. A., T� Bab_v Band. Mrs. Currie told of work with the Finnish people of Northern was field at Annesley Hall: Tdie Carmichael, a quaftette was, sung by Newest Coats in the store'at 25 per cent. ofr'. A. C, Routledge Ontario and. Miss Myrtle. Carter spoke Nor-thside W. M. S6 Meeta. — The brides mother received weallne.- a Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stewart, Miss regular price-. PHONE 166 of the future of the Indian schools. regular monthly meeting of the W.,M_ Ruth Cluff and R C. Chamberiain. o _v WT_��..A Ty --A u f A; p After the Mizpah inenemetton, lars. 0 LIU- was the devotional part of the. meeting. Kaine, w -ho had so kindly offered her held in the basement of the church WE SPECIALIZE lw-. for the meeting, served tea, on Thursday, August 12th. The mleet- ... I V - by lunch, having been, provided the ing was opened by singing the hymn, El. M FMIE�, AUTOMOBILE, CAS� rou following members of g ps, three "Oh Master, Let Me Walk With UALTY, GUARANTEE BONE) S, and four: Miss Margaret Crich, Mrs. Thee." , Mrs. Laing, the president, ACCIDENT A N.D SICKNESS� Russell, Mrs. Westcott, Mrs. Chapman, then led in prayer, amid the secretary, BURGLARY, WINDSTORM Miss Carter anq Miss Kaine. Mrs. Finlayson, read, her. report, ------------ which was adopted. Miss A. Fergu- lRepresenting Companies who give Dies in Hospital—At an early hour son, the treasuror, read her report Security with Service, Tuesday morning� Mrs. Louis Benne- and it was adopted. Mrs. Archibald, JUso, Agenft for Ontario Thresh- wies, Sr- passed away at the Seaforth, the Christian Stewardship Secretary, P4-. crineWs Mutual. Fire Insurance. Hospital where she had been conAn- gave her report and Mrs. M-cMichael, Information gladly given. ed for the past week. Mrs., Benne- the Watch Tower, secretary,' read wies, wdiose maiden name was Her- some interesting items. The roll call. WATSON & REID mine Bierwirth, was born near New was then taken- it was, d d to ed ed M.A. REID - Proprietor Hamburg in Waterloo County on De- have the niext social meeting and the es, — a a nce wera: r. JUVILIL 4. ITIMS JLMM, upportuntty.1 and 'Mrs. Va.'Legg, Mr. and Mrs. Lux Thuell and Miss Mildred Legg,aii. o,, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs. James A. Machaa, St. Thomas; Mr. George Wood, Xitchell; Mrs. Thomaa*Piad6r, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mitchell, Mr. and MAcTAVIS H S Mrs. Winteriug�ham,,- Mr. and, Mrs, Patber�on. Interment took place in, Woodland Cernete.-ry, Mitchell. Death of Robert WilsonThe death SCHOOL f)F OMMEROLI- occurred at the home of his nieces, the Misses Young, Goderiell Street C Fast, early Sunday atternoon Of CLINTON - ONTARIO Robert Wilgon, one of the -oldest na- FALL TERM — SEPTEMBER 7th, 1937 tive -born residents, and for many -Courses: StenO.9raPhic, Commercial, - Secretarial, �, I Camber J, .1 bil, he youngest daughter LMMAULL"FAIM9 MeOLA]ag On Septein, r years one 01. We most wiltay Known Special and Correspondence Courses Arranged. 1%me 214 Seaforth Of the late Mr. and Mrs. Job. Bier- 30th. Miss Alexandef, took charge of business men of Western Ontario. Mr. I 1�', — end S�Ccial I I A s and Mrs-Moorehouse presided at the organ., Standard. Quality 95c z N The bride, given In marriage.by her 19wh No. 2 0. In 0 rd father, looked charming in a gown of GOLDEN Tin WAX �A J'W'l 10 white satin striped orgaNza, wore BRANS qXF 25 a long veil and carried, 3pdquet of DOMINO—dioice Quality SPECIAL YOU'VE BEEN Joanna Hill roses and ba y'd breath. No. 2 She was attended, by,her sister,,Miss GOLDEN Tins MENIS WORK SHIRTS %; JM BANTAM WAITUiG FORI Irene Scotchmer, wearing a pale blue -23 4 9F c pair Up to Size 20, organza, a white pleturellat and carty- LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES ing a -bouquet of butterfly res". Lit- NATURE'S BEST Up to Size 52- A beautiful Table gm No 2 4" a , tle Ruth Thurlow, cousin of the Im Aft T�.at 'Model five Wbes, that bride as flower girl, was In a short i 1 1. 1 1 only uses, one storage fro,1 or Pink organdle. She carried 4 a basiet of mixed flowers and wore CAMPRE1,VS Marquisette Cuitain Material, spaid, I 5-C yard battery — no other bat- a wreath, of flowers In h er hair. Mr. Alister Broadtoot, cousfh!, of. the Till.. teries required. groom, was groomsman,and the ush- JL %ozanavap, Juice i Final Clearance of Me'ns modell, complete with ers were Mr. T. Sootchmer, brother battery, installed in of the bride,' and Mr. H. . Scatchmer, Cowan's Perfection cousin of the bride COCOA I -lb tl" your home for only During -the signing of the register Zest - Sweet Gherkins N 3UM-m-er 3ults v 1 jL40 Miss Lucy Woods, of Bayffeld, san' PICKLES 28 -oz. jar .2S JOLLY 9 TMUeKILLOP MUTUAL 0 Promise'Me." After the ceremony Keta No I Tins GOOD MO -INSURANCE CO'Y. Drest Shirts 77c or two for $1.50 a -reception was -hold at the home of SALMON - 2 till's A9 DATES $75..00 the bride's. parents-, where, a dainty Singapore Slided 19 -oz. tin ',*1EAU* OFFIC"EAIFORTH, ONT. lunebeory wasaerved by frietda of the VINOAPPLE tin -10 Y, 1'9 bride. The bride's mother wore. 'a Bulk Peanut, Pkg. S-hirts-4nd Shorts 19c each OMCERS: gown of navy and, white 9heek -and BUTTER - 2 lbs. .25 AJM ftAdfdok 3 Seaforth - Pre$. 0 See this -sensational corsage of Premlelz Supreme roses. Rose Drand Summer i : "' Th grooin's mother was in blue trip- DRINKS 15 -oz 'bot. .2rp 41- 1, BeI1061161d - VloewPres. LIGHT 0OUSE_, Is ahebr w1blicorsage of roses. new Radio on display in PT AONNTS our store, or ask us for 'The couple left later for a -honey- FRESH FRUIT AND YE6 S, perchi*, 9. X 1, 1 moon trip through Northern Ontario, OVERALLS $1049 - nair a dem4nstrAtion In Your- the brld. travOling in navy and white saus a now pair. r— home. het dress and navy taff etta coat . *Itb Grape'Fruit, large, 3,for 23c, Wait" M to t. special zo,"a'O'j. W. J. Y ........................... matchIng accea�aories. ''q.n theft. re- cantal :d. size,, -.5c i6ach tuM they wilt reisige on the groom's oupe, me ge loedch farm ill Tuckersmith.. W11111 11 1 5c pot hoadYetitablemarrows a ppe VV� V; GqWrgo Ohm, -AL." J.F�DALY, LOCAL ERIEFS V Jamm 00)1- ron. '_r G�re 1. t Phone 1021','.; Sedorth 0 Uft, M. Whito Apffi Mr .041%at Y�i 1k: VA -10 'returned -,on "Mouddy, d4or moo ft 19 thrp6, veeks *Ith lvit6. W Seafort I "i rtment 96MC40 dw Wes -MArg 2, P *06,N) 1 111 ont'. 1964forth, V, Mill Niiil ell A�a A NlNhk t 01 A � PN SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF Wirth. In 1984 she married Louis the devotional part of the. meeting. Wilson was a son, of the late A146xan- vice -Principal. Priftipal. M. A. STONE, Corn. specialist, INSURANCE The hymn, "Re-scue the Perishing," 'Miss der Wilson, a pioneer Qf the Huron B. F. WAR6, B.A., Phone 198 was 8ung. Lawrence read the P L U m. S Tract, and was born on. the Wilson* 3685-tf Scripture. Lesson and the devotion- homestead adjoining Seaforlb, part of <> <> al leaflet. the Footsteps of by which, comprises t -he home on which (he died. <> <> 0 <> <> Football esus," was read Miss Mu�ray. 1\�is_ iwas Got a nice crop of Finest,'Well. He was in his eikhti- 'In, S. T' Holmes & Son <> followed by prayer by Miss Alex- ander; the. part of the hylnn, "Sol- Grown Pluma. Come to ,hard and gert', istook fifth year. his youth. he at - tended 'Harpurhey Public school FARMERS diers Christ, Arise," Ope. before there in ATTENTION.' 40 FiNERAL SERVICE Main treet, Seaforth 0 Fifials of was sung. Mrs, T. J. Webster read some inter- when. was a scilool. s�ea- forth, and as a. young man travelled WE REMOVE'DEAD HORSES AND CATTLE k�. <> eating Temperance news, The offer- Cz. HOARE In Ontario fbr Alarge Montreal whole - Call A> S. T. Holmes, residence 4�> SOUTH SECTION ing was then taken and after singing "Soldiers CLINTON sale hardware firm, before joining the us for promp-t service. A> Goderich Street, West; ho P ue the last two verses of. of firm, of Reid & Wilso4, in Seaforth. In Our Men Will Shoot Old and Disabled Animals., q0 No. ng -W, Charles Holmes, -0 Huron Football League Christ, Arise," the miiaeting was the early days :and up until thirty residence, Goderich Street, <> brought to 'a close by ?repeating the years "ago, this was one of the largest TELEPHONE COLLECT, SEAF ORTH 15 <)- 4� nut; phone No. 308. Ambulance Service 00 St. C(dumhan vs Seaforth Lordis Prayer in unison. the mica_ of LLOYD'S $25-.1eward '" be Pam " wholesale and retail hardware firms in Huron. County, and did an exten- ONTARIO TALLOW Co. X,� -0� AQU.stable hospital bed for Curnberland-Darling_Mii�s Dorothy THYMOLATED sive business in, this and' adjoining SEAFORTH ONTARIO 40� 0 rent. Night calls,, Phone 908. <> <> Recreation Grounds, Seaforth Lorraine Darling, 6ughter of Mrs. IL -of CORN SALV-2, f*r any corn or gullosis TEUff �cannot remove, wth, I new.acimfige counties, Following the -death of his partner, the late W. 0. Reid, in. 1909, <> <> Day Calls, Phone 11". Charges moderate. <> <> SATURDAY, AUG. 21st. 0. Dar -ling Toronto, and Mr. John D. W. &Zberland, of Ottawa, %011 of k" tion f, R CALLOUSES. Jt de- &�Itieej6 iind relivino pain with firat avvii- 'eadext. F6r Mr. Wilson'retired irom,builffiess but continued -to reside in Sei%forth mak- <> Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Cumberland, of � mj� kItATINW8 HARMACY - Seaforth ing h eh6me with, his sister, and later 0 0 10 0 <> 0 0 <> <> �0 <> at 6.30 p.m. Nncher Creek-, Alta., were ,,rid Saturday afternoon in -Wycliffe Col- with Before Ah his nieces. e turn Of the century he was actively Interest - These Teams played a score- lege Chapel at Toronto. Rev. G. S. Despard officiated and Mr. Sargent of en EQUIPMENT ed. in municipal affairs, being gbiem- <> <> <> 0_ 0 * �O -0 <> 4:> �O less game in the first of the fin- the Church of the Fp!Vhauy, played MOD her of the town, council and- served . <> als. See this deciding game. It the wedding music. Miss Christine a a Mayor in 1889 And 1890. He was alues Effective until Saturday Night, August 21st H. C. BOX 0. will be good!' Copus sang. Pink gladioli and Palmas makes a Good farmer Better one. of the organizers of -the Seafortb 4> FUNERAL SERVICE C> ADMISSION- 20 and 15 cents. SEAFORTH decorated the' chaPel for the, eere- McCORMICK - DEERING FARM Turf Club and all his life was an ardent admirer and owner of light GREEN GIANT 4> 0 Licensed Embalmer Ambulance SeiTice <> <> ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION D K A. McMASTER - Pres. i0ony. The bride, escorted- to the al- tar by her uncle, Mr. H. J. Copus, of ivory bridal MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT offers every new improv em0l1t horses, bes-ides, taking a great inter - est in, towp athletics, Mn Wilson was 4PUIC TOMA" Z 1<> Hospital Bed 40� A- Y. McLEAN Secretary D t oft, wore a gown of e r available wid renders unequalled the last.survi ving member of hi's fam- to 40- with a4jus�table rachet oper- <> G. F. GRINDROD Treasurer satin made In empire style trimmed service anywhere. fly and., had been in. failing health for .4> -0 ated spring for rent. Xight Calls Day cans C* with bands, of. sibirring, with a yoke of rosepoint lace. A train fell from Buy Genuine I.H.C. Machinery and Repairs from your Local Dealer some months. A private ftineral was held from the home of the . Misses 20 -oz. Phone 175. Phone 43. 0 Young on Tuesday afternoon, wbell 12-W BONDER TWINE PRICES Tins cash with On or about Rev. H. C. Feast, of First Presbyter - 40�.X�� <> 0 10 <> <> 0 <> <> 0 <> Order OcL 1, 1937 ian-Churcb, officiated. Interment was, ]HURRMY 'HURRY! -HURRY 650 feet per lb,, $10.50 $11 . 50 _ 600 feet lb., $9.50 $10.50 made in the family plot in Harpurhey the bearers 40'.0 -0 <> <> 0 <> 0 0 0 <> per cemetery, , pall being 40L <> WEEK END'C.LEARANCE OF JOHN BACH Messrs. J. M. Govenlock, John Scott, J. Arnold� Case, Thomas -AP, WALKER'S Main St. SEAFORTK Phone 17 Jackson, J. G. Mullen and Henderson Smith. DOMINO Picnic or FUNERAL SERVICE WOMEN'S Crunchie [taking �O W. J. WALKER and, J014N R. WALKER, Jr. .0 .0 WEA P Slim .0% 120 Black�Scotchrner,Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield, beautifully � decora'-- PICK Powder LES '<> - lAcensed Linbalmers, and <> ed with gladioli, was tihe sc6ale, of a Sweet Mixed -01 F!uneral Directors. Day or Night Calls <> FULL FASHIONED Satin in flower- ed or stripeo Here's the very preivy wedding on Wednesday* Aug. 18, at high noon, when, Eleano� 1-1b. of NT Large Tin N Jar 23 prospiAly materials. .1 �0' I> attende& PHONE67 0 <> 1 W)SIUMN - . 11 za Eli beth, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Scotchmer, Bayfield; becara�e 8c)c the bride <> <> 0 <> .0 <> �0� Oversiz. Silk Slips. Week- A BA'A TTL of James Douglas Black, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. William Black of Seatorth. The' ceremony was conducted hv Rev Bugler Bay -field Ba.4ide Choice Quality op 0%492 JftAM N9_ 2 1/ 1�', — end S�Ccial I I A s and Mrs-Moorehouse presided at the organ., Standard. Quality 95c z N The bride, given In marriage.by her 19wh No. 2 0. In 0 rd father, looked charming in a gown of GOLDEN Tin WAX �A J'W'l 10 white satin striped orgaNza, wore BRANS qXF 25 a long veil and carried, 3pdquet of DOMINO—dioice Quality SPECIAL YOU'VE BEEN Joanna Hill roses and ba y'd breath. No. 2 She was attended, by,her sister,,Miss GOLDEN Tins MENIS WORK SHIRTS %; JM BANTAM WAITUiG FORI Irene Scotchmer, wearing a pale blue -23 4 9F c pair Up to Size 20, organza, a white pleturellat and carty- LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES ing a -bouquet of butterfly res". Lit- NATURE'S BEST Up to Size 52- A beautiful Table gm No 2 4" a , tle Ruth Thurlow, cousin of the Im Aft T�.at 'Model five Wbes, that bride as flower girl, was In a short i 1 1. 1 1 only uses, one storage fro,1 or Pink organdle. She carried 4 a basiet of mixed flowers and wore CAMPRE1,VS Marquisette Cuitain Material, spaid, I 5-C yard battery — no other bat- a wreath, of flowers In h er hair. Mr. Alister Broadtoot, cousfh!, of. the Till.. teries required. groom, was groomsman,and the ush- JL %ozanavap, Juice i Final Clearance of Me'ns modell, complete with ers were Mr. T. Sootchmer, brother battery, installed in of the bride,' and Mr. H. . Scatchmer, Cowan's Perfection cousin of the bride COCOA I -lb tl" your home for only During -the signing of the register Zest - Sweet Gherkins N 3UM-m-er 3ults v 1 jL40 Miss Lucy Woods, of Bayffeld, san' PICKLES 28 -oz. jar .2S JOLLY 9 TMUeKILLOP MUTUAL 0 Promise'Me." After the ceremony Keta No I Tins GOOD MO -INSURANCE CO'Y. Drest Shirts 77c or two for $1.50 a -reception was -hold at the home of SALMON - 2 till's A9 DATES $75..00 the bride's. parents-, where, a dainty Singapore Slided 19 -oz. tin ',*1EAU* OFFIC"EAIFORTH, ONT. lunebeory wasaerved by frietda of the VINOAPPLE tin -10 Y, 1'9 bride. The bride's mother wore. 'a Bulk Peanut, Pkg. S-hirts-4nd Shorts 19c each OMCERS: gown of navy and, white 9heek -and BUTTER - 2 lbs. .25 AJM ftAdfdok 3 Seaforth - Pre$. 0 See this -sensational corsage of Premlelz Supreme roses. Rose Drand Summer i : "' Th grooin's mother was in blue trip- DRINKS 15 -oz 'bot. .2rp 41- 1, BeI1061161d - VloewPres. LIGHT 0OUSE_, Is ahebr w1blicorsage of roses. new Radio on display in PT AONNTS our store, or ask us for 'The couple left later for a -honey- FRESH FRUIT AND YE6 S, perchi*, 9. X 1, 1 moon trip through Northern Ontario, OVERALLS $1049 - nair a dem4nstrAtion In Your- the brld. travOling in navy and white saus a now pair. r— home. het dress and navy taff etta coat . *Itb Grape'Fruit, large, 3,for 23c, Wait" M to t. special zo,"a'O'j. W. J. Y ........................... matchIng accea�aories. ''q.n theft. re- cantal :d. size,, -.5c i6ach tuM they wilt reisige on the groom's oupe, me ge loedch farm ill Tuckersmith.. W11111 11 1 5c pot hoadYetitablemarrows a ppe VV� V; GqWrgo Ohm, -AL." J.F�DALY, LOCAL ERIEFS V Jamm 00)1- ron. '_r G�re 1. t Phone 1021','.; Sedorth 0 Uft, M. Whito Apffi Mr .041%at Y�i 1k: VA -10 'returned -,on "Mouddy, d4or moo ft 19 thrp6, veeks *Ith lvit6. W Seafort I "i rtment 96MC40 dw Wes -MArg 2, P *06,N) 1 111 ont'. 1964forth, V, Mill Niiil ell A�a A NlNhk t 01 A � PN