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NEWS .OF TIM TOWN
Announcemetit,--A-Mr. and 'MPS.... Sol
Williams, Gorier -10h St. East, Seaforth,
announce they engagement of their
daughter, Madeleine Anne, to Wilfred
Louis Hauck, eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hauck, Waterboro, the marriage
to take place June 29.th.
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WATSON & REID
M. A. REID - Proprietor
Phone 214 • Seaforth
SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
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Plan For .Ladies, Day.—Mrs. E. C.
Boswell will be iu charge of bridge
at the Gott Club on Thursday, while
Mise Peg Grieve will look after golf
which will feature a. hididen hole emir -
petition. The bridge prizes last week
were wen by Mrs. R. M. Rinses ax.'
Mrs. T. Swan Smith.
Stewart - McNay.—A pretty wed-
ding took plata on Wednesday, June
19th, at 4 p.m., at the home of Mr.
and Mrs . John McNay, McKillop,
when their daughter, Anne, was' unit-
ed in marriage to Mr. Alexander Fitz-
gerald Stewart, Toronto, son of Mr.
and Mee. Harry Stewart, Seaforth.
Rev. H. V. Workman performed the
ceoemany in the presence of the im-
mediate relatives. The bride wore a
gown of French blue silk net over
taffeta with small blue taffeta hat
'with vela and carried Johanna Hill
roses. Mrs,- James A. Stewart played
the wedding music, and during the
signing of the register Mr. James A.
Stewart yang "Until." Following the
wedding eel/lemony a buffet luncheon
was served. Mrs, McNay, mother of
the bride, ware .navy sheer and car-
ried piiik r•oises, while Mrs; Harry
Stewart, the groom's mother, wore
Acadia blue with corsage of pink ros-
es. Mr, and Mrs. Stewart left on a
trip to Montreal, Ottawa and Quebec
and on their return. Will reside in To-
ronto.
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Strawberry Festival
Tag HIJOON'EXPOSITOB•
On Grounds of St. James'
Church, Seaforth
Under auspices of Sodality Girls
IN AID QF RED CROSS
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THURSDAY, JUNE 27th
.from 4 to 6.30 p.m.
MUSIC BY PUPILS of ST. JOSEPH'S
.CONV-ENT.
(In case of rain, will be held In the
School)
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
diener. The happy Couple left by
motor for the New Englaud• States,
the bride eravelling in rose binge jer-
sey with chocolate brown accessories
and jacket of lynx -dyed fox. She wore
a corsage of orchids taken from her
bridal bouquet. The groom's gift to
the bride was a rhinestone bracelet
and the bride's gift to the groom, gold
cuff links and studs. Ther bridee-
mai,de received bracelets and the
groomsman and ushers manicure kits.
The gift to the soloist was an en-
amel and gold compact. Out-of-town
guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Fox,
Miss Ruth Fox and Carol Ann and
Mr. and Mrs:. Robert McGregor, of
Findlay, okio; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Sermon Subjects For Next Sunday.
—Union War -Time Prayer Meeting on
Friday in First Presbyterian Church
at 7.30 p.m.
St .Thomas: Church,: Rector, Rev.
Dr. Hurford.) -11 aan., Rev. W: J. Ea-
clestOre 7 p.m., the Rector.
St. Mary's Church, Dublin: 9.30
a.m., Rev. W. J: Eccleston.
Northside United Church: Rev. H.
V: Warns:man 1VIinister.-10 a.m., Sun-
day School; 11 a.m., "An Encounter
With Deity"; 7 pen., "A Cloud of Wit-
n•esses," Thar -Way, 7.45 p.m., Prayer
Meeting.
MeKillOp Chargee -Duffs, 10 a.m ;
Bethel, 11.1' a.m.; Cavan, 2.30 p.m.;
Holy Comm.:minion at Dtiffs and Bethel,
—R. W. Craw, Minister.
First Presbyterian Church—Sunday
School at 10 a.m.; morning subject,
"Law and Liberty"; evening subject,
"A Viefibrions Outlook"; mid week
meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. — Rev.
Htigh Jack, Minister
Egmendrville Church—Morning sub-
ject, The Religion of Jesus"; even-
„na subject, "A Jloyful Personality.”—
Rev. A. W. Gardiner, Minister.
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THE SECOND DIVISION
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County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank
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any, Thursday and gaturday, 1.30 pan.
to 5 v.m. Saturday evening, 7.30 Dan.
..to 9 p.m -
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Insurance Agencies - Seaforth
ANNOUNCES
ate purchase of doe insurance business
elf TAlass & Meir, and the addition of
their dateeentes to our previous &Leib'-
. &re, enables us to give unexcelled
service in all lines.
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Jackson - Ball.—A pretty wedding
took place on Saturdiay, June 15th, at
12 o'clock noon, when Sadie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball, Huron
Road, Tucksersmithe Was united in
marriage to Stanley M. Jackson., of
Tackersimith, son of Mrs. Jackson and
the late John Jackson. Rev, G. G.
Burton performed the ceremony. The
bride Was gowned in a pretty frock
of dusky rose crepe with xnatching
bat and white accessorries, and can,
rind white Killarney roses. Miss
Dorothy Reinke, of Hamilton, esras.the
bridesmaid and oboae a beige crepe
dress with turf tan hat and matching
accessories, and carried a corsage of
butterfly itieseet" Little Miss Eleanor
Ardath JoYee., Erickson, of- Detroit,
niece of the bride, acted as flower -
girl and "Were. aquamarine and car-
ried a colonial' nosegay of pink and
white flowers. Mr. ,Arthirr Jackson,
eni
of Tuckersth, was,Othe groomsman.
Mies .Ethel Jackson played soft music
during the wedding and while the
register was being signed Followtog
the- ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served to immediaterelatives, by
Miss Eleanor Sprung and Miss Max -
Me Ball. Mrsi. Jackson chose for her
going -away costume a grey tweed
suit with navy accessories and also
wore a ha.ndssome silver fox scarf, the
gift of the groom. After a trip
through Eastern Canada, Mr. and
Mrs). Jackson Will , reside on the
,groone's farm in Tuckersmith.
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Football
Brussels
v.,
Seaforth
LIONS PARK
SEAFORTH
Monday, June 24th
AT 6 P.M.
Brussels heads the League, but
Seaforth is only three points be-
hind. A win will put the locals
in second place.
ADMISSION: GENTS, 20c
LADIES & CHILDREN, 15c
Peiten, of Cleveland Olio; and
Mrs W. G. McIntosh and daughters,
Misses Marjorie and Eleanor, af To-
ono;- Mr' H. Barry, of Steatford;
Mrs. Jean Haigh and ilatighteraMies
Mary; of Seaforth: KT. Bruce David -
on, of Dresden, ad s Mrs, G. T. Turn- ,
hell and daughtetr, Mies Mabel, of
Seaforth.
-(ME. 21, 1940
where Dr. Stapleton i attending the
az, ue4lainleivolEaitzof the Canadiall M•edie
• Mr. and Mi' a Harry Stewart . of
Egnioativille, and M. and Mre. Mel.
-Clarke were 111 Elmvale and Oainp
Borden over the week -end
• Miss Jean Frost. is spending a
week in Flint Michigan.
• Mr. Gordon 'Willis, of Detroit,
spent •,the Week -end at the home of
his .rather, Mr. W. G. Willis.
• me Anideew Caader, of Hielessoni,
was in town on Monday calling on
old friends,
• Me and Mrs. John Novak, Toranto,
were weekeend guests at the home of
Mr. ad Mrs. John Finlayson
• me and Mrs. H. E. Smith and
family were in Milverton over the
weak -end atteediag the 47th mini-.
versary of the wedding of Mrs.
Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Zimmerman.
• Mr. Jack Frost, of London, spent
the week -end at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Frost.
• Mrs. F. W. Wigg and Mr. Alastair
Wigg were in Durham over the week-
end.
• Mrs. Margaret Hutton, of Kin-
cerdine, was a recent guest at the
nomof her d,aughter, Mrs:. Joseph
Grumnaett.. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kling spent
the week -end, at Port Carling.
• Mrs, John Muir is visiting her
daughter in Sudbury.
• Mr. W. M. Hart has said his resi-
dence on Chalk Street to Mr. Charles
Reeves.
• MrGeorge Daly, 45f Toronto, is
spending a few holidays at the home
of his parents, •Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Daly.
• Mrs. Ernest Geddes, Miss Mary
and Mr. Stewart Geddes spent the
week -end with friends in Belgrave.
Mos. J. A. Stewart is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. C.
Ri•cnards, in Stratford,
• Mise Joan McMiaster, of Moulton
College, Toronto, is spending the holi-
days atthe home of her father, Dr.
E. A. MeMlasiter.
• Among those from a distance who
attended the funeral of the late W.
J. Rintoul on Friday Oast. were: Rev.
and Mrs. Rinitoun of Toronto; Mr.
and. Mrs. Charles Riutoul, Sarnia; Dr.
and Mrs. R. Cassels, of Romeo, Mich.;
Mrs. Cassels and -son, Meaford; Mrs.
H. Neil and Mrs. James Nell, Lucan;
Mr. and Mrs. Worrell,Mise Margaret
Dornine Mrs. A. Gee, Mr. and . Mrs.
Robert Hornier, Hamilton; Mr. James
Lowry aaa,d, Mr. Duncan MePthedirdn,
Rockwood, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Hunter, Burlington.
• Dr. and Mrs. J. A.: Gorwill spent
last week in Toronto.
• Mr. James Scent, Harvard 'Uni-
versity, Boston, is sipending the holi-
days at the hope of. his mother, Mrs.
H. R. Scott. •
• Mr. Loyd Hoggarth, R.C.A.F., St.
Thai:nese-spent the week -end at the
home of his father, Mr. Henry Hog-
• Miss Alva ,Elford, M.A., of Bryn
Mawr, P,emazylverna, is spencang the
holidays with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. James Elford, in Egmondiville.
• Mr. HoWard Purdy; of Toronto,
Was a week -end guest at the /tame -of
Mrs. W. E. K:ersitake.
• Mr. Elmer Beattie, R.C.A.F., St.
Thomialaespent the week -end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Th, s.
• Mr. land Mrs. J. R. Dunlop and
family, of Kincardine, were the week
end •guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
W. Hart.
• Mis's Mary Dodds, London, was
the weekend gueStT of Miss Jeen
Scott,- Harpurhey.
• Mr. J. F. McMann and .gr.andsson,
BilIy Sic,ott, iof Chicago, are visiting
relatives in town and vicinity.
• Mies Margaret Thompeon, of Al-
lentown, Penneylvanria, is spending
:the holidays at the home of her
father, Mr. W. T. Thompsena
• Mrs. T. G. Shfilinglave, -Mese-Geo.
Israel and: Mr. and Mrs. Hargreaves,
of Torlonte, were week-ex:id, gu.esta: at
the home of Mr. arnd Mrs. J. D. Gem -
melt in Tuckersimith.
• Mrs. Harry Stewart was in To-
ro-nto last week.-
.• Mrs. D. H. Wilson :entertained on
Wednesday 'afternoon for Miss Edith
Fe,rguelon, brideeelect -.of this, week,
when the neighbors presented her
with a sliver entree dish, a cold meat
fork and a cup and saucer. 1V.Iiiss Em-
ily Cresswell read the addiress and
Mrs. Wileon made the presentation.
A pleasant afterntion was spent.
•S Mr. and Mrs. Edgar -Laweela of
Auburn, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Wililam :Sclater,
• The Women's Institute will hold
afterneon .tea and a home baking sale
on Saturday, June 29th, in aid of the
Red Cross 'refugee wink.
• Mise Gretna Ross spent last week
in Tiorante.
• Mrs. Kenneth McQualg, of Big-
gar, Sask., le .visiting at the biome of
her father, M•r. John A. Walsers.
• Mks • Margaret MCKellar, of
Palmerston Col,leglate staff, spent the
week -end at 'the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. McKellar.
• Mr. Dinedale, M.L.A., Brandin,
Manitoba, was the guest of Captain
and Mrs,. J. Dougall this week. ,
• The dossing exercises in conneca
tion with 'the kindergarten will be
held on Wednesday tmerning next.
Visitors are welcofne and all.
est are are requested to conte at 9.30.
' • Mlles Loretto Faulkner was In
Kitchener last week.
• Mrs. J. C. Reinke andLthise Doro-
thy, a Hamilton, were Mb week -end
.Death of Mrs. Charlotte Langton._
The death occurred in the Private
Patient's Pavilion, Toranto_ of Mre.
Pharlotte A. Lan g, ten, w 110 was for-
merly Miss pluukett, of Varna, on
Monday, June 1701. Mrs. Langton
was twice married, her first husband
being Mr. 'Boss' Deitrich, who was
employed with the John Dorsey car-
riage shape bene for many years. The
remains rested at the funeral Chapel
of A. W. Miles, 30 St. Clair Avenue,
West Tomato, where a service was
' held on Wednesday evening. lister -
meet was'readse on Thursday in Mait-
landbank cemetery here.
• -ea
Northside W. M. S. Meets. — The
Regular meeting of the W. M. Society
of Northside United Church was held
on Thursday, June 12th, with thirty
members answering the rtal call.
Mrs. IR., Lawssosn took the devotional
period in the absence of the preen
dept, Mrs,, 11. V. Warkman, wase was
unable to be present on account of
fitness, ,The meeting opened by the
singing of a hymn and ,prayer. The
secretary ..aed treasurer gave •the us-
ual reports and Mrs. C.X. Kahle, tem-
perance secretary, gave a tereperiance
sreading, entitte,d, "The Truth About
Alcohol." Mrs. Robt. Archibald gave
Sas short talk onnthe new book for
study for the next few months, "The
Stewardship Lite." The bale of
quilts was forwarded to Mrs. 'Col-
clough, Blyth, sappier secretary this
month. Mrs, John Ftinlayson; leader
of Circle No. 6, to-ok charge of the
program, Stewardebip."
Three Bible readings were given, fol-
lowed by a few minutes of silent
prayer 'and flowers placed in 'memory
of the late • 1Virs. Woad, a member of
Circle No. 6. Mrs. J. B. Thomson
gave the prayer, Miss Jean Peewee
Van and .11/les. Hinchley Also, taking
part. Nineteen -roily has been set as
stewardship year. It presents e
challenge, to all Protestantism OD the
North American continent to devote
the year to the study of bhis phase
of Christian endeavor. Through this
channel. the n'eart, of personal and
world problems will be reached. Jesus
taught that a sense of. stewardship
is necessary to the peace and hap-
piness of the good steward. Stew-
ardebsin is love in action. To under-
stand Christian stewardship we must
understand the attitude of Jesua to-
ward the -whole of life. After sing-
ing "God Save the King" the meeting
closdd Lvith. the Miznah benediction.
NOTICE
MRS. RUSS BRODERICK
is teaching Tap, Toe, Ballet
and Stair Dancing at the home
of H. J. Trapnell, Seaforth, on
Saturday afternoons. Anyone
interested, please Phone 309.
PRICE 35c A LESSON
Kreider -. McIntosh. — Eastmineter
peeseetertian march, Detroit, beauti-
fully decorated) with white peonies
and White gladioli, Inade a pretty set-
ting on, Saturday, June 15th,, at 6.30
pm, when Marguerite Elizabeth, el-
der daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stew-
art, McIntosh, of Detroit, was united
marriage by Dr. Carl E. Kircher;
to Norman Edwin, eon of. Mr. arid
Mrs.' Ednarand Kreider, also Of Detroit.
The bride, looking charming in a
white :Chiffon and chanaiNy :lace
Olen with train, entered the church
on the arm of her father to the
strains of Mendelssohns' wedding
march played by Miss Mary Hurt.
The bride wore a cihantilly lace cap
withi and orange
blossoms with finger tip +ell and lace
mitts to match. She carried a bou-
quet of white gardieniati and orchids.
The matron of home, Leona .Neilson,
and tieblidesmalide, Mary Haigh, and
June Nadentloff wore lime green chif-
fon with tight -flitting. bodice and Ghia
(rod 'sleeves. They carried bouquets
lof yellow :daisies with head dreas of
the same. Gwendolyn McInto,sh, sis-
ter of the bride, made a avinateente
&Unbar :bridesmaid In peach net and
Lace ever peach talterte. Her bouquet
wag yeilliovr daisies and larkspur.
Howlanild K.reider, brother of the
grooan, wee groomsman, and the ush-
ers were Elbert Nellen, Eric Deitrich
and* Dick Palowski. During the core -
stony Mabel Turnbull sang' "I Love
Wu Truly" and "0 Promise Me." Ina,
anedlately after the ceremony the
guests were reCeivect by thebride's
another, Wearing ashes of Mesa chif-
fon and lace With Corsage of wine
earnations and the &ohm'; another
ii cornfloyier Mee arfth corsage o
pink oatratin. Later the .Wedding
reeentfon Wee heid at Parkhurst,
nhere ahoul 00 gueoft aht down b)
GardenParty
at
St Columban Church
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3rd,
VALUABLE CASH PRIZES
Gala
• CarclenPa,rty
Wednesday, June 26th
Sponsored by the Kippen East
Women's Institute
FULL COURSE STRAWBERRY
SUPPER SERVED FROM
- 5:30 ON
Admission: Adults 25c, Chil-
dren 15e; under sentiol age, Free
•OUTDOOR JITNEY DANCING
frexn9tidil
M u oc k's Orchestra
We extend a cordial invitation
to one and, to join us for a
happy evening!
AU -Proceeds for War Work
Papple - Pryce.—A pretty June -wed-
ding was, solemnized at' 2.311 t'cock
on Saturday, June 15th, at the United
Church Manaise, McKillop, when Rev
R. W. 'Craw united in marriage Olive
Ann, younger naughtier of Mr. and
Mrs._ Thomas Pryce, Winthrop, and
Earl Walker Papple, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. David Papple, of the Mill Road,
Tuckersmith. The bride looked love-
ly in a floOr-length gown, of white
sheer with, sweetheart neckline, vel-
vet bows ali,d %full skirt, and: wearing
hat, shoes. andie,leees.. Her enly orn-
ament Was a, gold locket. She carried
a banquet ef Lupins flowers. Miss
Myrtle Papple, sister of -the groom,
was b:rid,esmiaid and wore a gown, of
dusky pink sheer • with' hat to matob',
and carried a. bouquet of -mixed flow-
ers. Mr. ,Oliver Pryce, twin ,brother
Of the bride„attended the groom. Fol-
lowing the ceremony 'a, buffet lunch-
eon was heldi, at -the bride's) home and
was attended by the immediate. ram -
Mess of thee bridle and groom. The
bride's table was centred with, the
wedding,care land was decorated with
pink ansdl White anid.•silver with sprays
'of green myrtle and pink andwhite
flowees. Seirving were girl Weeds) crf
•the bride, Misses, Margaret Habkirk,
Ruth Pethick, Kathleen Shannon and
Bseatrices Pryce, assisted by Mrs. Ella
Arrestrong-darbert. The young cota
ple left amid showers ef confetti and
rice far a broneymnion trit! to Grims-
by, Niagara Falls and Brantford. For,
.travelling the ,bride wore a dress of
dusky rose georgette with white coat
and White accessories. Upon -their re -
tune they will reside en .the ,grobm's
farm on the Mill Road. Those from
a distance attending were Mrs. Mary
Pringle and, Wilma and Mr. Robert
Papple, from Brantford, -
Grand Bend
EVERY NIGHT
From Saturday, June 22nd, till
Labor Day, dancing to
WILLIS TIPPING AND HIS
CASCADE MUSIC
Nickel Dancing
Vt.
Amateurs — Look!
CONTEST
MONDAY, JUNE -24th
Special Cash Prizes for this—
night—.1st prize, $10.00; 2nd,
$5.0.
COIMIE ALONG-aWIN. A PRIZE!
And Enter in Final Contest
FREE SERVICE
° 01.D, DISABLED OR DEAD
HORSES OR CATTLE
removed promptly and efficiently.
!Empty phone "COLLECT" to
WILLIAM STONE SONS
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LOCAL BRIEFS
• Mrs': Ballitigall of nbontreal, was a
guest at the borne or Mrs. P. Ander-
son,
• Mrs. Robert Coates, Of London,
i
nis tenhet'.guest air Mr. and Mrs, Williarn
A
• Mr, and Mile Frank Botta:Ms,
Miss: Frances Bottoms, 'Else Alberta
Coleeand Mr. James ClUff, Of Wood-
stock, were week -end guests at the
home of Mr. A. F. Cluff.
• Mrs. Grades Willis, of Detrolt,
and Mrs. Harry Watson, of Goderich,
are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. P. J.
Bechely.
• Mae Haiviet Murray is visiting
with Brussels, friends.
• Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, Mpg Mabel
Turnbull, Mrs. H. Barry, Mrs. Jean
Halgh, Missi Mary and Mr. Bruce
DeVidslcvn, attended the Kre?iderilifc-
Intasth w‘tliding in Detroit over the
week -end.
• miss M. Shea, of Detroit, *as
theI recent gueirt -Of Mrs. It -Bolton.
• Mr. and Mrs.. Charles Schtnitten-
dorf, of BMW°, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lafferty, of Brarnifcaid, were week -end
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert,
Devereatix.
• Mrs. Heartaird Burgess has return-
ed to her home in Pant, Michigan, af-
ter 'Brilendling a week with Mrs. Hayne
of Simooe, ankh With her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Rethert Prost, in town.
• Mrs, F, Beattie and sou, Dr.
Howard Betattie, Whe have been the
guests of 'Mrs. 3-attnee Beattie, have
returned to their hence la Ottawa. '
• Mr. C. Rath has leased the resi-
dence of Dr, ttan On Centre Street,
recently vacated by Arr. W. 11., shim
• Miss Helen Anient, of Windsor,
spent the vreek,end at the home of
her varenta, Mr. 'and Mira. William
AMMO. ,
• NI; M,eW Stith ant ,ktro,
Stranleten are in Tette*? Wei 'week
Regept Theatre ..Seaforth
NOW SHOWING.
4ENE AUTRY • SMILEY BURNETTE
"SOUTH OF THE BORDER"
The Western you've all been waiting fort
Also "MARCH -OF TIME"
MON., TUES., WED. NEXT THUR., FRI., SAT.
MAROC INTERNATIONAL
presents
REBECCA
starring
'
LAURENCE OLIVIER
JOAN fONTAINE
Directed by ALFRED HITCHCOCK
Produced by DAVID O. SELZNICK
who mode "GONE WITH THE WIND"
Released thns UNITED ARTISTS
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A COLUNO'A
Added Attraction
"THE SINGING DUDE"
in technicolor.
•.Coming -7 -"THE .AMAZING MR. WILLIAMS"
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stew-
art.
• Mr. Thomas Sills left this week
to join the R.C.A.F. at London, and
Mr. Basil Duncan has secured, a com-
mission as Lieutenant in the Elgin
Regiment also: training at Lomdon..
• Miss Helen Pierce, of Toronto,
was a, guest at the home, of Mrs. H.
R. Scott this week.
• Mr. Joseph C -lark, of Toronto, a
nephew of Mr. J. C. Greig, of town,
has been appointed public -relations
offioer for the R.C.A.F., according to
an announcement this week.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Wea, johns,: Mr. How
ard, Johns, IVIls.s, Marion Miners and
Mr. William Johns attended the wed-
ding of Mr. Harold Johns, son ,of Dr.
Fred Jelms,..ia Hamilton oia: Saturday.
Corp. W., H. Dickey, of Niagara -on -
the -Lake:; spent the week -end at his
home here.
A large number from this:c•ongrez
gation attended Thames Road anni-
versary sereic,e,s last Sunday, there
being no preaching service in this
church.
Miss:es, Dorothy Johns -'and Ina
Ford, Meseta% Grant Ratcliff, of Gran-
ton, and Newman Baker, from near
Rannoch, spent the week -end eet
Owen Sound -and Lions Head.
The Y. P. U. paid a visit to the
County Home at Clinton last -Friday
night.
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. _Douglas spent
Sanday in Marlette, Mich.
Miss Sean • Dalrymple, of Stratford,
and Miss Grace Dalrymple spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. H. Dal-
yrmele -
Mr. C. Cornish, of the R.C.A.F.,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Miss. J. K. Carnish.
Don't forget the Red Cross Dermal-
stration shower and supper to be
held in the SI S. room on Fri -day,
June 21st Come and help the un-
fortunate, as you would wish - to be
helped. -
Miss Rhea Rouatt, of Lox1don, spent
a couple of days with her mother,
Mrs. O'Brien. • , •
Mrs. semtesen and Mrs:. 3. Moody
visited with Mrs. Forrest in Landon.
Mr. James Swan, Miss MAE. Swan,
Mrs. Ham and Wesley spent Satur-
day in Hamilton. ,., •
Miss Ellen Scott, of London, visia
ed, her home here on Sun -day.
•
South End
••••=iPI
CASH GROCERY
Opposite Public' Library
JUNE 20 - 22
Aylmer Tomatoes
2 26 -oz. Tins.. 25c
FIRST GRADE
Creamery Butter
113 25c
Walker's Sodas
2 lbs.19c
Lard 2 lbs. 180,
JEWEL OR WHITE CLOVER
Shortening 2 lbs. 27�.
Habitant Pea Soup
2 15 -oz. Tins ..1,5c
Habitant Veg. Soup
2 15 -oz. Tins 17c
LYNN VALLEY
Sweet Mixed Pickles
27 -oz. Jar ..20c
ORANGES
1 dozen
GRAPEFRUIT
7 'for,
TOMATOES
2 pounds -
NEW CABBAGE
4 for
20c
26c
21c
25c
Berries, Head Lettuce,
Carrots, Beans
PHONE 91
--- PROMPT DELIVERY —
oskart Elect
I
SE &FOR.TH t cb
Announces the opening of Show Rooms In the store formerly occupied
by T. G. Scott, Main Street, Seaforth, where a full line of Electrical
Appliances wil: be on display.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR AND HAVE ON DISPLAY ,
Norge Electric Refrigerators
SEE THE NORGE BEFORE YOU BUY
White Electric °BeForest 'and
Sewing Machines , Other Radios
Locomotive Washers ----Sunbeam Electric Shavers
G. E. Appliances and Full Line ofG. E. Electric
Light Bulbs
A Complete Line of Radio Tubes and Batteries carried ,In stock
Boshart Electric
ENOS BOSHART P,honeo 75 - Seaforth
DOMINION PAY
IN SEAFORTH
Motorcycle Races * Football
Carnival * Midway * Dance
See Posters For Particulars