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M. A, REID - Proprietor
Phone 214 : - - Seaforth
SPECIALISTS IN ALL LINES OF
INSURANCE
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I County of Huron
Pelee in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing. Seaforth. OSlce hours: Tam -
des; ibnrsday, and Saturday. 1.30 p.ea
to 6' p.,m;; Saturday evening, 7.30 p,m.
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SPENCE'S PRODUCE
GOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGG, GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices Paid For
Eggs and Poultry
Phone 170-W,' Seaforth
NOTICE
Due to the shortage of essen-
tialsupplies; we will be forced
to curtail our purchases of live-;
poultry for the next week or so.
This is only a temporary sit-
uation, and will be remedied as
soon as possible.
THE McRILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE • CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT.
Or'I+'1pERS :
W. R Archibald, Seaforth Pres.
F. McGregor, Clinton• - •' Vice -Pres.
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth -• Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. J.
Trewartha, Clinton; Alex. Broadfoot,
R.R. 3, Seaforth; Alexander McEwing;..
R.R. 1, Blyth; Frank McGregor, R.R.
S Clinton; ; Hu
to gh Alexander; R.R. 1,
Walton; William R. Archibald, R.R.'
4, Seaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1,,
Clinton; John L. Malone, R.R. 6, Sea -
fettle eeklifillinU
AGENTS:
Finlay McKercher, R.R. 1, . Dillblin;
E. Pepper, Brucefield; J. E. Prneter,
Brodhagen; George A. Watt, Blyth.
You are Invited to Inspect the
-BOND-
TAILORED-TO-MEASURE
SUITS AND
OVERCOATS.
FOR
-LADIES AND .
GENTLEMEN
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$2250 to $42,00
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Announcement,--. he elegagela en '4:
amnouuced''af Isabel Margaret, young-
est danghter of Mrs. James u`lannt'een,
Seaforth, and the late James Flanni-
gan, to Mr. Verdun Rau, youngest son
of Mrs. Joseph Rau, Drysdale, and the
late Joseph Rau, the marriage to take
place June 24th.
Announcement. — Mr. and Mrs.
Charles MacKay, Tuckersmith, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Catherine• Ilene, to Mr. Mel-
vin Loran, youngest son of Mr. Arthur
Glanville and the late Mrs. Glanville,
of Usborne, the wedding to take place
early in June. •
Announcement.,—Mr. and Mrs, Fred-
erick Robert Beattie announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Muriel
Holmes, to Professor Chester Laurens
Dawes, of Cambridge, 'Mass„ the wed-
ding to take place June 17th in New-
ton Centre, Massachusetts.
Announcement.—The engagement is
announced of Veronica Elizabeth,
third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wni.
Duffy, to Mr. Raymond James Mur-
ray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Murray, of McKillop, the wedding to
take place, the middle of June,
Announcement—Mr. and Mrs. John
.7. Quinlan wish to announce the en-
gagement of their only daughter,
Margaret Roseanna, to • Mr. John Rich-
ard Cronin, son of Mr: and Mrs. Dan
Cronin, of St. Columban, the marriage
to take place June 15th.,
Women's Institute Will Meet.—The
•Seaforth Women's Institute will meet
on Tuesday evening, June 6th, at 8.30
at the home of Mr: and Mrs. Leonard
Strong, Tuckersmith, The roll call
will be.•ansvwere --by- `-'a woman's
sponsibility in helping to secure , a
lasting pease." The topic on "Citi-
zenship" will be given by Mr. C.
Trott, EgmondeiIle. Men are invited.
Please note change in time.
Died in Hamilton —Many friends
here will sincerely regret to learn "of
the death of Mrs. H. Q. Feast, which
occurred at the General Hospital in
Hamilton on Wednesday, May 31st.
Mrs. Feast was the wife, of Rev. H.
C. Feast, who resigned from the min-
istry of First Presbyterian Church,
Seaforth, in 1937, She is survived by
her husband and one daughter, Mrs,
Philip Ed. Jones. Interment will be
made in ,Hamilton cemetery en Fri-
day.
Churches
St. ,Thomas' Church. Rector, Rev.
Dr, Hurford: 11 'a.m.; "Redemption
and the Trinity." Sunday School at
10 a,m. No .evening service as this
is Rev. H. Jack's last Sunday. Bishop
Seager will be here for 'Confirmation
at 8• p.m. on June llth.
St. Mary's Church, 'Dublin. — 9.30
a,m., "Redemption's and 'the 'Trinity."
Northside United Church.—Rev', H.
V. Workman, Minister: Sunday
School will meet .at 10.30 a.m.; 11
a -m., Flower- Sunday and Youth Ser-
vice; music • by the Junior Choir;
guestspeaker, Rev. Wilbur Howard,
B.A„ Boy's 'Work Secretary of the
O.R,E.C.; 7 . p.m.,- Evening service
withdrawn.
First Presbyterian Church.—Sunday
School at 10 a.m.; morning° service at
11 a.m., The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper :wall be observed at this ser-
vice. Evening service _at 7 p.m.: "A
Farewell Message." Preparatory ser-
vice Friday at 8 p.m. =- Rev. Hugh
Jack, Minister. -
C. W. L. Honors "Mrs. Consumer."
—In recognition. of "Mrs. Consumer's
Week," the C. W. L. held a special
meeting in the school hall on Friday
evening, May 26th, with Mrs. C. P'
Sills presiding. The message to'Can-
adian women frora ,the Acting Prime
Minister was read by the correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. J. Eckert. Then
followed a very interesting skit en-
titled, "Libel or'Label," acted by Miss
Alice Daly and Mrs. J. 1'. Daly, Jr,
The basic speech ,on the advantages
of price control, etc., was read by
Mrs. F. Devereaux, and charts and
posters were on display to show how
prices have been controlled and the
part our Canadian women have play-
ed in maintaining these ,prices, The
regular monthly meeting was also
conducted and instructive papers on
"Feasts of Our Lady" and "The Ros-
ary" I were given by Miss KelIy and
Mrs. William Hart. During the busi-
ness part Of the meeting, a donation
of $25.00 was made to the local
branch of the Red Cross, and it was
decided to pack a box of useful' art-
icles for the "Sisters of Service."
MacLedn - Stevens.—A very pretty
wedding took place Saturday morn-
ing, May 27th, in the United Church,
Kitchener, when Mary Etizabeth •Stev-
ens (Betty), daughter of Mr. Reuben
Stevens and the late Mrs. Stevens,
Waterloo, 'and Norman .MacLean, . son
of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick :MacLean,
of Egmond'rille, were united in,mar-
riage, the Rev. Mr. Le rrrthre 'officiet-
nl ig. " The bride; gilled irr ,mai rlage-hy.
iter father, looked. pretty in a street
le iigth •gown of • heaven bine Sheer
lvith flowered half hat, corsage of
rail roses' arr'& baby's breath. ,jlAdrs.
agony ' t'iitis, . ; ,Seaforth; was
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The Anneal Meetiltig of Huron -Perth
Liberal Aseociailanwlt.I be .held In the
TOWN HALL, 1 EN ALL
Thursday June 8th
AT 8.30 P.M.
Col. Barry Hamilton
President of the Ontario -Liberal As-
sociation will be • the chief speaker.
W H. 'Golding, M.P.
for Huron -Perth, and others, will also
address the meeting.
Every polling° Subdivision is expected
to 'send a full representation.
Important matters of busi-
ness will be under
consideration.
DR. A. R. CAMPBELL - President
J. A. McEWEN - - Secretary
"God Save the King"
Jackson, receiving, Out-of-town guests
were present from Si. Hyacinthe,
Que., Woodstock, Toronto and Sea -
forth. Later the -bride and groom left
by motor to spend their honeymoon
in Muskoka, the bride travelling in 'a
two-piece dressmakers suit in leaf
green and brown accessories. Mr.
and. Mrs. MacLean will make their
home in Egmondville.
LOCAL BRIEFS
• Mrs. W. R. Plant, of St. Marys,
called on friends iu town on Tuesday.
• Mr. James Carnochan, son of Mr.
and Mrs. .James Carnochan, of Tuck-
ersmith, has enlisted .in the Royal
Candi-an Navy, and is stationed at
Cornwallis, N.S.
• C.S.M. Harry McLeod, of Camp
Borden, was a guest last week at his
home in Tuckersmith.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Haps and
daughter, Patricia, and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Hays, of London, were week-
end guests of Mrs. R. S. Hays.
• Mrs. T. G. Scott had the misfor-
tune to have her left hand caught in
Shavings
We have a surplus of Shavings
which we .would like to have re-
moved at once .
FREE OF CHARGE
Apply to—
JOHN BOSHART & SONS
SEAFORTH
DANCE
to
Cliff 'Gordon
Western Ontario's Popular and
Artistic. Band
LIONS ARENA
MITCHELL
Every Saturday Night
9- 12 p.m.
Sponsored and supervised by
Mitchell Lions Club '
MONEY TO: LOAN
On First Mortgages
Now is the ,TIME to stop, pay-
ing • rent and to buy a farm.
Write us if you have been thinking
shout it. We may be able to help
you with u loam. - A,11 inquiries treat-
ed confidentially.
Huron&Erie
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
LONDON WINDSOR
ST. THOMAS CHATHAM
Oyster Shell -
CARLOAD JUST ARRIVED
• CO.OP FLY SPRAY
• CO-OP MOTOR OIL
• BUCKWHEAT, MILLET ' AND
TURNIP. SEED
• POULTRY AND HOG TONIO
• CO-OP & 'SHUR-GAIN FEEDS
• WESTERN GRAIN. AND' CHOP
.• CEDAR POSTS "& FARM FENCE
SEAFORTH FARMERS'
CO-OPERATIVE
PHONE 9
FOR SALE .•
Stupcoed Rouse, Goderleh Street
West. Ilasement, Hydro, hard and
soft water. Garage. Prompt posses-
sion.
Cement `Block House, East William
Street;-. 4 bedrooms, .2 piece Bathroom,
Vying, den, dining 'room and kitchen.
I;fydro and town. -.Water. $ardivood
d0 1i taira. Rouse in first c'lass"Con
Xti'tioti, ./tt'*ear "tiie and cenicilt htoelt.
lilant Nidi, ..41 xiaahin$i'y rued
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Oest o a areal bli,�ifiess,
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:he , t?f aA eleGtrlts
Manhim.R op ,, orlday land Qat p 7 • Peen
e4'al , of Ilex^ negera and part, cif, the
heed. -,
• 1Vlr. aal l ]iQra. W- J, Faulkner, of
i_tehener, °.bent the 'weQk-en,d, 14eio
awing :•t tli illness wf Mrs. ?e`rar�h
Faulkner :,
• Mrs Trout, of (Stratford, is a,
guest of .14efidaughter, Mrs, W, J.
Thompson, and Mr. Thempson.
• Mr. •and.*Mrs. Wiileeks and fam-
ily, of Ripley; are guests of. Mrs.. A.
D. 'Armstrong.
• Miss Bella Watson, of Ajax, is
visiting her another, Mrs. Anna Wa't-
sorl" in Me Eillop•
• Mrs. C. ,Dungey is spending the
week with friends in London,
• eel's. William Caldwell, o1 Exeter,
was a guest of her daughter, Mre.
Milli,l5en, and family.
• Rev, H. V. Workman and Mr.
Joseph Scott, of Roxboro, are attend-
ing the sessions of the London Con-
ference in Centennial Church, Lon-
don, this week.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Case have re-
turned from Detroit, where they
spent the, winter. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Scofield and daughter, Miss Nancy,
accompanied them here for the week-
end.
• Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Enzensber-
seer and family, of Detroit, are guests
this week of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank S. Sills. '
• : Mr. and Mrs. Walter •Bagshaw
and son, of Lindsay, were. guests this
week. of Mr. and Mrs. .1. W. Free.
• Mr. Thomas Gillespie; of Toron-
to, visited his -parents over the week-
end. .
• Pte. Gordon Hildebrand, of Van-
couver, B.C., ,is.• visiting his wife this
week.
• Glen Smith, R.C.N V •, of St.
John, Nein faundland, is sp-i `� g his
leave with • his mother, Mrs._._J.
• Mr. Reuben Frost left last week
to •s'pend some time with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Burgess, In Flint, Mich.
• Mrs. Con Eckert, who spent the
Winter . in Detroit, returned home on
Saturday.
• wee. George Kruse has gene, to
London to join • her husband, Sgt.
Ge,prge Kruse, who is stationed at- a
nearby air school.
• Dr. and Mrs. E. MeGavin, of
Windsor, and :Mr. Arthur •MeGavin, of
Reading, Pennsylvania, spent the
week -end with Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mc -
Gavin and Miss Mary McGavin in
Tuckersmith.
• Mr. John Webber; of Hamilton,
is the guest of Mr. and .Mrs. Leo For-
tune, Huron highway East:
• Mrs. Orval Weston, of Detroit, is
spending two weeks with her jsters,
Miss Verna Graves and Mrs, R. H.
Carnochen, Tuckersmith. '
• Mrs. .George Love, of Shipka,
spent a fele days at the home of her
mother, Mrs. A. D. Scott,
• Mrs. F, Faulkner is in Scott
Memorial Hospital receiving treat-
ment.
reatment. ya • .'
• Mrs. McDonald; of Stratford, was
a visitor on Wednesday of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph McFaddin.
• Mr. Burton 0. Muir has return-
ed to his home' after spending three
weeks in Scott Memorial Hospital:
• The Girl Guides went onl a hike
to the Lions swimming pool on Wed-
nesday afternoon under the direction
of Miss Marian Sclatee and Miss Alice
Daly.
• Leading Airwoman Jean Currie
and Leading Airwoman Dorothy Nor-
ton, of Brantford, spent the week-
end at the home of the former's par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. John'Currie.
• Mrs. James Kerr is in Toronto
this week.
• Mrs. Kenneth McQuaig, of Ham-
ilton, and Miss Janette _Wilson, of
London, were week -end -guests of
Mr. and Mrs. D: H. Wilson.
• Mrs. .Mutrie, of Vernon, B. C.,
who aeeompduied the remains of her
sister, Miss Jessie Bethune, left on
1ruesday for Midland en route to her
home.
• Mr. Russell Hays, of Detroit, vis-
ited friends here this week.
• Miss Ruth Warner, of Toronto;
Miss Bessie Reid, of Ayr, and Mrs.
William Bethune and Mrs. Clark, of
Midland, attended 'the funeral of the -
late Miss Bethune on Friday. .
• Mrs. McWilliams,_who has, been
here for scene weeks owing to the ill-
ness and death of her sister, Miss K.
Kehoe, has returned to her home in
Toledo.
• Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Boswell were
in Windsor over the week -end.
• Mrs. H. G. Meir spent the week-
end at her home in Windsor.
• Miss Helen McDougall, who spent
the winter in Detroit, has returned -to
her home in E.gmondville.
• Mrs. James Riley, of Walton,
spent the wee c,,end ,with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kling.
• Mrs. Wm, Kelley has accepted a
Position in Mr, .•,.Arthur W. Wright's
grdcery store.
ei Mr. and 'Tse 3. C: Greig have
'been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. U.
D. Clark in Sarnia for the past week.
• Mrs. Pauline Turner, of .Montreal,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Crouch.
• Mrs. Isaac FItidson is visiting at
the home of her datiglnter, Mrs. Dalton
Deigel and Mr, Deigel, at i3rodhagen.
• Miss Harty; teacher on the Sea -
forth public school staff, had the mis-
fortune to fall in her house on Sunday
evening last and fra,etilre her. -arm
'near -the shoulder .. ----- .•
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zneseed, her @teen years ago,. bat ?$
niUir v'ed Iby' ens' :sen, James, in, (Lone.
tion; one sister, Aire, banes Dewar,:
of Stanley l';bwlash%lr, and .One bre-;
til+ur> UIenry Derrow, Af the .village;;,
The' lia?,eral took place o4a 'Sinaday ere,
teF.AeerCeoAdiaeted 'Iby Rev. `4. ".S. CP.•lr'.
Wen of the TTnit,ed Citurcll, The 'palm,
'bearers we Walter Westlake,
Stinson, William Parker, Lloyd lV1ak-
ins, Orville ,Greer and Leslie E1tiott,
Interment was Inde in tie family
plot in Bayfield cemetery.
Mrs, R. H. F. Gairdner returned to'
the village from, Chicago last week,
accompanied by her father; Mr. Sam -
Pel' Baylard, who will spend the sum-
mer here.
Misses Rubie Fisher, Madeline
Scully and Barbara Pollock, of leit-
chener, spent the week -end with Mrs.
Edwards.
Clarence=Larson, of Loudon, spent
the week -end with his parents, 1VIr.
and Mrs. R. Larson. -
,Mrs. Floyd Warner, of Flint, Miohe
spent the week -end with her uncle,
Mr. A. E. Erwin. Her •husband,, who
had spent the 'past three weeks here,
returned- home with her.
The local Red Cross meet in the
Orange Hall on Friday afternoon.
The, excessive heat 'these, days is
bringing the tourists in renting cot-
tages for the . summer.
Mr. and Mie. .7. Atkinson and fame
ily, of Detroit, spent Decoration Day
-week-end in their cottage in the vile
lage.
A.C.E. Chas, Parker, St, Thomas, is
spending his furlough with his par-
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. John 'Parker.
Summer Resident Dies Suddenly
-Mrs. G. W. King, a well known
summer resident of Bayfield, died
suddenly at her cottage; had
af-
ternoon. 'Although she not been
in ---good -.-health --for some .years, - she -
returned to her home here ten° weeks
ago and was about as usual on Friday
morning, Thomas Castle, who was
working nearby, noticed that there
had not been any movement in the
house for some time and upon in-
vestigating late in. the afternoon,
found her lying lifeless on the bed-
- room floor. Medical -aid was sum-
moned immediately, -but she had been
dead for some hours. By her gentle.
and kindly manner she endeared her
self to all she came in contcat with.
The remains were taken to Detroit
for burial.
CONSTANCE
Constance United Church will hold
their fiftieth anniversary of theopen-
ing of the 'building on Sunday, June
25th. Rev. Archer Wallace, of To-
ronto, will be the guest speaker. The
committee is sending cut invitations
to former ministers, members and ad-
herents to be present. Anyone having
relatives or friends, who would like
-to attend; please notify the commit-
tee, Mrs. E. Adams or Mrs. William
Britton, and invitations will be Sent.
Friends in this community were
shocked to hear of the sudden pass-
ing of Mrs. Frank Hall, of Londes-
boro. Mrs. Hall suffered a stroke on
Monday evening and passed away the
same day. Mr. and Mrs. Hall kept
stpre for a number of years in Con-
stance, Mrs. Hall being very active
in church and community work and
especially in Red Cross work. . The
sympathy of the community goes out
to Mr,' Hall. One son, William Hall,
paid the supreme sacrifice in the first
world war. Two sons and one daugh-
ter, survive: Bernard Hall, who has
been in' England since the beginning"
of the present hostilities; (Mayme)
Mrs. Ian Smith, 'Toronto, and Mr.
Charles Hall, of St. Marys. Quite a
number,. from 'here attended the fun-
eral on Wednesday.
Mr. Austin Dexter had the misfor-
tune to fall on the cement steps at
his home and fracture his ribs.
Friends hope he will soon be recov-
ered.
Miss Ethel Dexter, of Kitchener,
spent the week -end at her home here.
Mrs. William Britton returned home
on Saturday after spending two -weeks
with -her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Hoggarth in Wallaceburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gill are leav-
ing this community after two years'
residence. Mrs. Gill teaches school
and Mr. Gill has been the music sup-
ervisor in a number' of schools. The
community felt that they could' not
let them' leave without showing in
some tangible. way their appreciation
of their services. On Monday they
presented them with a combination
table and magazine rack and
also an electric table lamp. The
following is the, address; "Dear
Edith and Doug: It is hard 4o express.
to friends Just why we like them and
hew we will .miss them when they are
not with us, but we, unable to put
our ,feelings into words, want this
token of our love and appreciation to
go with you to your new home. Per-
haps there will be a community that
will remind you of pleasant memer-
nes. We hope they wilt- be pleasant
memories. Our thoughts' of you will -
Indeed- be pleasant . Dries: In the
ehureh we will not soon forget your
sweet song, Doug, and your aecom- -
panying Edith, and in the sc"hoois too.
Both your personalities will have left,
their mark on the children. You may
be sure that all of us in the coln-
mun'ity will welcome you back when
-
.ever 3'ov -' title to Come or to
write to ' s, for we will want to hear
news—gond .news—of you. We wish
yon all the, eery' beat life 'hoe to offer
and We know- that *herei'er ynrt -are
yolt i►+911be he, ein"'t<'agether tent Ulan
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'Second Show starts. 9,15
Luise Rainer
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" HOSTAGES "
Stefan HeyM's great story of the people who bane the Hun on the run
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY -
Mary;'Martin . Franehot Tone
" TRUE TO LIFE "
Laugh with father, mother and the whole family.
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Bud Abbott Lou Costello
" HIT THE ICE "
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Coining — "HIS BUTLER'S SISTER":
First Show starts each evening at 7.30
MATINEE EACH SATURDAY AND HOLIDAY,.. AT 2.30 --•
[Huron Federation of Agriculture
SECOND
FieId--Day'and Picnic
AT LIONS PARK, SEAFORTH
JUNE '14th, 1944
ORDER OF PRQGRAM
10.00 A.M.--Huron-Perth Shorthorn Field Day and Judging
Competition.,
11.00 A.M.—Sports for the Children.
12.30 NOON—Picnic Lunch.
2.15 P.M. --SPEAKERS: His Excellency, The Earl of Athlone,
Governor-General of Canada.
Mr. Roderick S., Kennedy, Editor -in -Chief of The Fam-
ily Herald and Weekly Star.
EDUCATIONAL FEATURES
• Live Stock Parade • Labour -Saving Devices • Veterinary Clinic
• Military Display • Canadian Canners Display • Home Canning
Firm • Dominion Department of Agriculture Exhibit • Provincial
Department of Agriculture (Poultry, Field Husbandry; Chemistry)
• Representative of the National Selective Farm Service
EVERYONE IS INVITED Load up the car with the family and bring
a basket lunch.
Plan to meet your friends at Seaforth on June 14th
CARS 25c CHILDREN FREE ADULTS 25c
YOUR FEDERATION MERITS YOUR SUPPORT
HARRY STURDY W. L. WHYTE W. J. DALE J. M. gCOTT
President ,. Manager Secretary Publicity Chairman
MEN WANTED!
PART TIME — DAY OR NIGHT
Must have other full-time employment.
War workers not eligible.
Apply,to- -
Excellence Flow Mills Ltd.
PHONE 13
SEAFORTH
LAKEVIEW CASINO'
GRAND BEND -
A GREAT SUCCESS!
Glen Br• i 1 "MUWITH A BEAT"
Ckl�n' s SIC 12 Musicians'
Glen's Orchestra was so successful on his two .ap-
pearances here we are, by popular demand,
DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY 1' SATURDAY
(Nightly) after June 24t1%)
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Cemetery Memorials
LARGE STOCK OF MODERN. MEMORIALS
on Display at our .
SEAFOitT171 SHOWROOMS
Icor the con'venlence of our patrons
office. Will . •be. -open on
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t)poli Iblr 'appf tment at any other
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