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PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST
COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
FRIDAY .FEBRUARY 16th at 8.15 pm.
The Seaforth Lions Club invites you to attend the Public Speaking
'Contest on the patriotic subject:
"What Canada Should Do For Me in the Next
Twenty Years and What I Shall Do For Canada"
There will be several contestants from Seaforth Collegiate and a
musical program,
Come and encourage these young people by your- presence.
ADMISSION FREE
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attend the Verld DAY Of Pra;Yer geri,
'dee, to be held in First, Frea/VteY-
jan Church, Sealertla, ou FridaY, Feb.
16th, at 3. o'cloelt sharp
ArmOuneement.—Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Camphell,McKillop, announce the en-
gagement of their eldest daughter,
Ohristena Elizabeth, to Mr. Leslie
john Pryee, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Pryce, McKillop, the Marriage to take
place in February.
Brand - Hogg.—The marriage was
performed in Toronto on Saturday,
January 27th, by' the Rev. David Car4-
Well, of Ida Agnes, daughter of 111,r.
and Mrs. William S. HEigg, McKillop,
to Mr. Paul Brand, Toronto, son of
the late Mr. and Mrs: J. Brand, of
Berne, Switzerland.
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SPENCE'S PRODUCE
GOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGQ GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices Paid For
Eggs and Poultry
Phone 1704V, Seaforth
Women's institute To Meet. — The
February meeting of the Seaforth
Wonien's Institute will be held at the
home of Mrs. John Hillebrecht on
Tuesday afternoon, 'Feb. 13th. This
is ,a work Meeting and the report on
,war work will, be ,given. Members
are requested to bring print or other
suitable material, sUffieient to. make
'nine -inch quilt blocks.
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CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
Large stock of Modern Mem-
. oriels on display at git'W-
SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS
For the convenience of our
Patrons, office be open on
Tuesdays. ()Pen by appoint-
ment at any other Mae. See
Dr. Harburn next door.
Cunningham & Pryde
if, Clinton Exeter Seaforth
Phone 41
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Girls' Branch -of W. A. Meets.—The
regular meeting of the Girls' Branch
of the W.A. of St. Thomas' Qhnecit
was held in the Parish Hall on Tues-
day, Feb. 6th. The opening hymn was
sung after which a Scripture reading
was read from the Bible from St.
Luke, 8th chapter. The minutes were
then ,read of the previous meeting and
ten members answered the roll call.
The study period followed, and the
meeting closed with prayer. s•
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Seaforth Beavers
iThursSeb.15,830pail,
Northside Meets.—The regu-
lar meeting-. of the Young People's Un-
ion was held on Tuesday, Feb. 6th, at
8 p.m. The meeting opened by sing-
ing Hymn 249, followed by the Lord's
Prayer in unison. The minutes of
-the lastmeeting were. read .and the
roll call answered. The Scripture
was read' by Madeline Wilson, follow-
ed by prayer by Mr. Workman. Slides
on Missionary fields were shown, fol-
lowed ,by the' offering. The meeting
closed by singing Hymn 256 and re-
peating the Mizpah benediction.
THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
Churches
The birthplace of hootte}r,stars1
"The Twin Cities" have always
had GOOD hockey teams. And
this one is no exception. "IT'S
ONE -OF THE BEST!"
The "Beavers" will ice a stronger
'fline-up than in their game with
"Centralia Flyers:, And you can
expect a REAL game—a "THRIL-,
LEM"
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Adults 35c Children 15c
REMEMBER THE DAY AND DATE
THURSDAY, FEB. 15th
8.30 p.m.
(And it will start on time)
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L. Fox 41.#we consider adeptipg, 'the
plan .0g, $40,1g for Name's *wpm
anddpwQndat et etir btte %on:
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rece/Ved:,041 deditated, 'the meeting
was turne$14ver to the Guild. Later
a soetal,,,h0r was spent with refresh -
*ate.
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Preshytqlan Ladies' Aid:: — The
raenthlynting of the Ladies! Aid.
o Vir4th7csbyterian Chureb, was
held in -tire, eehool room on Tuesday
after•904I'eb. 6th, with a very en-
couraging attendance. The president,
Mrs. H. fl,,Seott, opened the meeting
with prayer. Hymn 100 was sung and
the minutes d treasurer's reports
4 --kilo by Mrs. E. A .McMas-
ter was ranch enjoyed, Rev. R. H.
Williams addressed the meeting, tell-
ing a very interesting story of his
expexiences, on themission fields. The
ladies dreaded to begin work for al
bazaar in' the autumn. A hymn was
sung and the meeting closed by sing-
ing the istaticinal Anthem. (
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Dies in' Toronto.—Henry- (Harry)
Roberts died in the Western'Hospital,
Toronto, on Tuesday; January 30th,
after a' long illness. He was born in
Guelph, the son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Rbbert S. Roberts. His wife,
'the fortier 'Julia Shaw, predeceased
him. Surviving are his sisters, Mrs.
William Smithers, .Toronto; Mrs. S.
A. Archibald, Peterboro, and Mrs.
Frank Glew,„ Clinton. He spent his
by -hood days in Seaforth, moving to
Toronto some 30 years' tago, where
he has einee lived. He was Anglican
in religion. Services were held at
the Ralph Day funeral home, Danforth
Ave., with interment in Prospect
Cemetery at 2 p.m. Thursday. The
Rev. Harry Garbutt, of St. Barnaba's
Chrireh, offiniated.
Death of Peter MeCann..-7Ir. Peter
McCann, one of the oldest, most wide-
ly known. and esteemed residents of
this district, Passed away in London
on Tuesday, February 6th, in his 95th
year. Mr -McCann was born in Hib
bert Township, and with the excetr-
tion of a few years spent in the Unit-
ed States, had spent the pgreater part
of his life in that township. Ten
years ago he retired from the farm
and came to Seaforth to make his
home. Six, years later he removed to
London, where he 'resided until his
death. He was a man of outstanding
ability and possessed a keen and re-
tentive Mind, and was the author of
many interesting poems, which fre-
quently appeared in the local press.
Mr. McCann was predeceased by his
wife and one daughter, Mrs. James
Murray, but is survived by three
grandchild*? The funeral was held
from St. JaMee' Church, Seaforth, on
Thursday morning, when Rev. Father
T. P. Hussey officiated. Interment
was made in. the family plot in St.
Columban cemetery,
present. Mrs. C. F. L. Gilbert was in
the chair and opened the meetingviith
Litany, members. and. Lord's Prayer
in Unison. This was followed, by ,the
hymn, 'For, My Sake and the .Gos-
Pei's?' The Seripture lesson was read
from the 6th, chapter of St. Matthew,
verses 1-22, by Mrs. Scarlett. The us-
ual reports were read and adopted.
Bulletins were given, to each' Orel -Aber
present to' consider an extra :meeting
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Northside United Church. -Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister: 11 a.m„
"Life's Unforgettable Moment"; 2.30
p.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m., "Peace,
Like a River." ' Thursday, 7.45 P.m.,
Prayer Service. Welcome to ,these
services.
First Presbyterian Church.—Minis-
ter, Rev. Richard H. Williams, B.A.:
50 a.m., The Sunday School meet;
:1 .a.an.„ Public Worship, "Reverence";
7 p.m., Public Worship,. Facing the
Facts, (1) "The Fact of Evil."'•Thurs-
day evening at 8 p:m., midweek' set --
vice ih•the Sunday School. room.
Anglican.—Feb. llth,'Quinquagesima
Sunday: St. T,hbraes', 'Seaforth-10
a,m., Sunday School and Bible Class;
11 a.m.: Morning ,Prayer, "Be Y,e Also
Ready; -7 p.m., Eyening Prayer, "Mind-
ing Our Own Business."
St Mary's, Dublin. -2.30 p.m,, Sun-
day Scheel; 3 p.m., Hy Communion,
"Sacraraental WorshiP."
Feb. 14th—Ash Wednesday: P.m.,
Service at St. Thonaas', Seaforth. ,
HEAD OFFICE — SEAFORTH, ONT.
OFMCERS:
W. R. Archibald, Seaforth - Pres.
IF. McGregor, Clinton - Vice -Pres.
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager
and SeeretarY-Treasnrer.
DIRECTORS:
; Chris.; Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E. J.
Trefirartha, Clinton; Alex Broadfoot,
R.R. 3, Seaforth; Alexander MeEwing,
ILR. 1, Blyth; Prank McGregor, R.R..
.lio Olinten; Ihnfit Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; Willtatn R. Archibald, R.R.
Seaforth; George Leitch, R.R. 1,
- Clinton; John L. Malone, ILL 5, Sea-
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AGENTS:
Pinlsx Mcliercher, R.R. 1, Dublin;
PfPlitier, Ilincefteld; J. E. Prueter,
31rOdhagehl George 'A.. Watt, Myth.
,..•Yeu are Invited td Inspect the
TMLougo-Tomeflisuue
SUTr8 'AND IICOATS
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LAX)"1" GENTLEMEN
IN 7 PRICE RANGE!
i0 $42,10
RED CROSS
EUCHRE AND DANCE
WINTHROP HALL
Friday, Feb; 9th
ADMISSION 25c
Ladies please bring Lunch
GOOD MUSIC
— Draw 'on Quilt to be Made —
VALENTINg TEA
in School Room of First Pres-
byterian Church, on,
FRIDAY, FEB., 16th
at 4.30 p.m.
Sponsored by Goforth Mission Band.
Admission — Silver Collection.
Anthracite Coal Requirements
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POULTRY BROODERS
and HATCHERIES
It is necessary to sign a form to
Enable us to get coal for above pur-
pose. Call and sign NOW. •
Onus is on fuel control to supply
quantity.
Goforth Mission Band To Hold Tea.
—The Goforth Mission Band of First
Presbyterian church held their regu-
lar meeting in the school room. The
meeting opened by- all standing and
-repeating the pledge to the -Empire
and to • the Church, followed by "God
Save' the King." The minutes of the
last meeting were read and' approv-
ed. Twenty-four. answered `the roll
call. Businesswas discussed and
plans made for the Valentine tea to
be held February 16th. A Chinese
birthday party was held for Margar-
et Stevens, Elizabeth Habkirk, Mar-
garet Hemberger, Shelia IVICFaddin
and Rdbert Stevens. The offering was
received followed by, the offertory
prayer. Elaine Hi:dines took the Chair
for -the devoticinal program, which op-
ened by singing Hymn 794. Jaeque-
line Habkirk read the Scripture,
Psalm 91, verses 1-9. Sentence pray-
ers were given by Doris Stevens,
Marilyn Kling and Kai -en Kidd. Mrs.
C. E.,Sraith tedd a very interesting
story, and the meting Closed by sing-
ing Hymn 758; followed by "GO Save
the King."
St. Thomas' W. A. Meets. --The Feb-
ruary meeting of the St: Thomas'
branch of the W.A. was held on
Tlieclay, Feb. 6th, at the home of
Mrs, P. Scarlett. There were eleven
E. L. BOX -
Valentine Supper
NORTHSIDE
1.0,4ITED CHURCH
WEDNESDAY
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• Mrs. Oford,oa MeNellar and MISS
Margaret McKellar; of Toronto, were,
in town over the week -end.
• Sgt. W. E. SQuAttgate, cl, Landoll,
was lWom,e for the week -end. •
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• Mrs. A. W. Gardiner hm return- -
ed to her home in Egmondville after ,
sPending 'some time in Orar,tgeVille,..
following an aceideat In her home.
• Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Savauge are
in Toronto this week.
• Miss Rilth Joynt, of Preston, via, ,
ited at, the home of her ,parents Mr '
and Mrs. Robert joynt. 4
• Mrs. G. A. Whitney is in WOodf. •
• FOR SALE.
6 -ROOM HOUSE, Centre St. Bath-
room, naodern kitchen, 3 -wire service,
ftrnace, garage, '
6 -ROOM I-IOUSE, Main St., Eg-
mondville. Bathroom, combination
range, furnace, garage and barn com-
bined.
7 -ROOM HOUSE, Railway St. Bath-
room, furnace, 3 -wire service; gar-
age.
8 -ROOM HOUSE, Coleman Street.
Bathroom, furnace, Hydro; acre land;
splendid barn.
Also a number of other properties.
E. C. C ERLAIN
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Seaforth, -Ont.
Phones:" 334 Office Res, 220
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12
ht Seaforth. Armouries
MURDOCK'S ORCHiESTRA
Sponsored by Seaforth Women's
Institute. •
DRAW FOR DTJTCH GIRL QUILT
Proceeds for Overseas Smokes
, ADMISSION 50 CENTS
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stockthis week. • .
- ' “Top Malt" "Sherlock Moines Mlle Scarlet Claw!,
• Mrs. W. J. Jackson, of Toronto, , „ .
is a vest. 'at the home of her sister, .,
Mrs. E. C. Boswell, and, Mr. Berrwell. 'i a .
• Miss Zetta Dunlop, R.N., of Kit- ' fro see a complete Show, when double features are Shown, patrons
chener, ,spent the week -end 'at thd 1
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wo.ratuonflolave.r parents, Mr :LahA Mrs . A. ' - I"' st"be' in 1»' 8:;!5 14111' 1 ' I
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Miss Kathleen Crowe, of Cobourg
is a guest at tire home of her brother,
Mr. Ernest Crowe, 6,nd Mrs. Crowe.
• Miss Ruby Sanderson, of Strat-
ford; spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Cantpbell.
• The Tuesday Night Club a First
Presbyterian Churbh was represented
by 16 of its members going to Knox
Church, G•oderich, on Monday 'light,
when they were entertained by the
Young People of that church.
WINTHROP . -
The World Day of Prayer will be
held in conjunction with the W.M..S.
and W.A. in -the school room of the
church on Friday, Feb. 16th, at t2 p.m.
The service will be in charge of Mrs.
Robert McFarlane, Mrs. Hiram Blan-
chard, Mrs. l. Bolton, Mrs. Calvin
Hillere and Mrs. Wm. Somerville. •
• Mr. H. M. Jackson, of Toronto,
spent a few days at the home of his
brothers, Messrs. Thomas and George
Jackson, in Egmondville.
• LAC. R. S. ,Box, R.C.A.F., Aylnaer,
spent the .week -end at the:211.Q.M.9
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Box.
• Miss Alice'Daly spent the week-
end in Port Hope.
• Rev. David Wren, of Stratford,
was in town kin Monday attending the
funeral of the late W. J. Shannon, of
McKillop.,
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• Mr. andMrs. Gordon Balfour, of
Preston, were guests of Mr. Burton
0. Muir over the week -end.
• Mr. `Harold' Carroll and Mrs. Car-
lon, of Moncton, N.B., visited friends
in town this week.
• Mr. Sara Carnochan was in Lon-
don on Saturday, last.
• Sgt. George Kruse, R.C.A.F., left
on Monday ferPortage la Prarie,
Manitoba, wheie he is now stationed.
• Miss Lois Wright, of Guelph,
spent a few days at the horde of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright.
• Mr. Ernest Edge, ofToronto,
spent the week -end with his father,
Mr.H. B. Edge, and sister, Miss Jos-
ephine Edge.
• Mrs. George Eaton and Mrs. Fos-
ter Bennett are in Toronto this week.
• Mr. W. H.: Golding, M.1); has re-
turned from Ottawa.
• Mr. Jatnes Hagan is busy. this
week supervising the loading, of tur-
nips at the 6,pLR. station here.
• Mr. and- Mrs. Earl Bell have re-
eeived a cablegram this week from
Mr. and Mrs. I. Crone'', stating
that they had arrived in Belfast, Ire-
land.
• Mrs: R. C. }lures and. daughter,
Gloria., of London, spent the week -end
with her parents, Mr, -and Mrs. E. C.
Chamberlain.
• Miss Marian McDermid,R.N., of
Westminster IlOspital, London, spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Smith. •
• Mrs. George ,Douglas and daugh-
ter, Marilyn, ef Tdronto, are visiting
her sister, Mre. T. D. Sills, and Mr.
SUM
• The Goforth Minton Band will
liolda. Valentine tea in the school
morn of First Presbyterian Church sati
Friday, Feb. 16th,. at 4.30 pan. '
• WS. Joe Grinrunett was in Chelt-
enham, near litafrilitott, over the week,
end, attending, the, funeral ofher
nephew, Donald :.tlefuton Airth, aged
three anci•w•,lialt years, 'who
drotrited, whea'lle ginned .off the Path
in tlie, itott yard And felt into ae4liatei
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Tuesday, February 13
B.15 p.m.
EXETER
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Two well -matched teanis
*ho- ALWAt8, °play for
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ADULTS 115c ei-ifft-DittN 15o
KIPPEN
InfSpite 1)fhe term of last week
•IA' s
and the difficulty of transportation,
Mrs. Archie Parsons, who underwent
an operation . in Scott Memorial: Hos-
pital, „Seaforth, arrived home pdfely
and without ill effects, Mrs. Nelson
Hood and her, little girl also reached
home without iil 'results. .
The road west of Kippen is still
closed to traffic, with little prospect
of the plow going through very soon.
The church service will be conduct-
ed by the miaister. Mr. Grant will
preach on "The Churchman Who Was
a Drudge!" ,
HAYFIELD
The annual meeting of Bay -field Ag-
ric,ultural Society was heldin the
Town Hall, Bayfield, on Tuesday, Feb.
Eth, with a fair attendance. The fol-
lowing officers and directors were
appointed for 1945 ,President, Mur
ray Grainger; 1st vice-president, Mrs.
Fred McEwan; 2nd vice-president, A,
H: Warner; secretary, A. E. Erwin;
treasurer,. John Howard; 'Directors:
Frank Keegan, Russel Sparks, Albert
Dunn, Carl Deihl, Colin Lawson, Mrs.
George Little, T. M. Snowden, Wm.
Sparks, J. E. Howard; Associate Di-
rectors, Mrs. T. M. 'Snowden, Mrs.
Cox, Mrs. Prentice, Stewart Middle-
ton and Charles Wallis; auditors,
Harold Stinson and Lloyd Scotchmer.
The directors decided to have the re-
maining 30 feet on the south side of
the show room reshingled in the
spring.
A dance will be field in the Town
Hall on Friday evening under the' Red
Cross. Good music will be provided.•
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Gasclio, Betty Parke; boys' race, 12
and Under, Eddy Mittleholtz, Jack
Haberer; free-for-all, Ross Gascho,
Karl Decker. •
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CONSTANCE
Mr. and Mrs. D. Geer,' of Saska-
toon, who have been visiting Mrs. A.
Colclough and sons and other friends,'
left for Toronto last week. Their
son is the sports editor of the Globe
and Mail. On invitation, Mr. Leo
Stephenson and son, Donald, were
guests at the hockey match in Maple
Leaf Gardens, Toronto, on Saturday
evening last. He reserved a- seat at
the very front for' theut.
The Red Cross meeting was held
at the homeof Mrs. Joseph Riley on
Thursday last when three quilts were
completed. The president, Mrs.
Lawson, held a short meeting after
the quilting.
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McKILLOP
McKillop Farm Forum, No. Four
Square, was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Marche on'Tuesday ev-
ening with a, good attendance. 'Mr:
Guy Dorrance was chairman and, John
Hendeon was in charge of the re-
creation period. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mr. Rus-
sel Dorrance on Tuesday evening,
eb.13th. Lunch was served and the
meeting closed with the National An-
them.
The body of Mrs. Charlotte Hart,
The Lions , Club Carnival held- at
the,local rink -was well attended. Pro-,
ceeds ' were over $40. Winners in-
cluded: Girl, comic, 12 and under,
Barbara Gascho, Gloria Peitz; fancy,
12 and under, Katherine ICalbfleisch,
Lois Heckeildorn; comic, 16 and un-
der, Annita Datars, Pauline Hess; fan-
cy, 16 and under, Joan Merner, Kath-
leen Hess; ladies' comic, MrS. John
Turkheim, Mrs. Fred: Haberer; fancy,
Delores Klopp, B.elVa Truemner; boys'
comic, 12 and under, Billy Yungblut,
Bobby Fisher; fancy, 12 and under;
Eddy Mittleholtz, Ron Heinarich; com-
ic, 16 and under, Maurice O'Dwyer,
Don Bedard, C., Krueger; fancy,- 16
and under, Ken Parke, Billy O'Brien;
men's comic, Lee O'Brien, Mac Klopp;
men's fancy, Albert Hes, Karl Dec
er; best dressed couple, 1Viary HOT,
man, and Joyce Mousseau; best na;
tional . costume, .Betty' Gascho; best
dressed Lion, Harry G. Hess; oldest
person on skates, Ferd. Haberer;
girls' race, 12 and- under, Barbara
fe tdrOb:
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':COAL
St. Marys, formerly'of 131anshard and
McKillop townships, who died in. the
Stratford General Hospital on Satur-
daY night, was laid. to rest in. Malt --
landbank Cemetery, Seaforth, follow-
ing a service held at the S. Ross Mar-
riott Funeral Home, St. Marys. The
-pallbearers were John O'Rourke, New -
'ton McMurray, Alfred Paul, Jonathan.
Kirkby, Eldon Robinson and Lionel
ICemp. - The flower bearers were were -
Stewart Marriott, David , Kemp, Robt.
Ross and Jack Ross. Rev, W. E. Ald-
wOrth officiated.
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We wish to advise that
we have received sev-
eral good shipments of
• Radio Tubes
• Batteries
• Hotshots ,
• Wiring Supplies'
These shipments include-manY
Tubes and other scarce items
that were impossible' to get for -
some time!
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