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: DABEATNS FOR THIS WEEK
1T:44044 'White Legtorns, Barred Rik
X„„ r..1?,tte Legherns, Austra Whites: Non-sex-
'1,14!„.,6-,Piltiehl, 19.96. Barred RoCks, New
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19,54,-4.11Xliet.§ 16.95. cockereli 10.95. Assort -
WI 0Yr-es non -sexed 9.95, pullets 14.98, cock -
5 -95. Assorted Light and Medium
„N.01471texed 8.95, pullets 17.95. Cock-
erels': Witne•Leghorns 1.50. We week old
add. Go. 8 week old add 11c, 4 week old add
' Shipped. C.0.11. This advertisement
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CHIP3241RfES, Guelph„ Ontario.
4012-2
jeachers Wanted
TE`A'ain'
WANTED FOR S. S. NO. 6.
McKillop. State salary and experience.
FRANK JO/Ds:SON, SecretarY, R. R. No. I.
Dublin.. Phone 840 ri, 4042-3
PROTESTANT TEACHER FOR S. S. No. 4
and 1, Tuclierunith, Huron Co., one who
is a good disciplinarian. Applicants to state
experience, qu.alifications, salary 'expected and
references. • Duties to conamence..Sep,t. 1, 1941.
A Personal application would be aPpreciated.
Ttekersmith School Area No. 1. S. H. WH1T-
MOStE, Sec.-Treas., R. R. 0, Seaforth, Ont.
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ef0141$ available, $1.00 per hundred. Aluo
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TO- YOB WANT TO MARRIED. WE=
••• Box •35.8.; JUlleetta, Sen t tamp.
4021-tf
411, STRMA BUEFEER4S -- ENJOY GOOD
44-' night's...sleep without Coughing, choking -
Mr. Wan. Pearson. Seaforth, says: "I am so
thankful to you for your asthma remedy that
I wettld Eke all people who suffer from
asthma to know what it did for me. I suf-
Sered for ,years from choking, difficult bre,ath-
ink and distress of asthma and no resnedY
helped me to any =tent, hat your xenawlx.
touched the spot at once and gave me not
only quick relief, but I am now free frora'
all symptoms. A few month's treatment did• •
it." For free 'information. write F. L.
EOWEY, 144 Catherine Street South, Henan.,
ton. 4028-14
Farms For Sale
TIA_RIVI Foal SALE OR EXCHANGE -100
" acres, near Walton. Frame house, barn
on stone foundation, cement floors, water in
stable, drilled , well, windmill, implement
house, garage. Maintains large stock con-
tinuously. Larger farm preferred, or • house
in city or town. LESTER REGAN, R.R. 2.
Blyth, OM. 4041x8
pAgm FOR SALE—FIVE MILES SOUTH
" of Seaforth, and one mile east, Lot 7,
Concession 8, Tuckersmith. One mile from
school. Large •bank barn, brick house, hen•
house and pig pen. Drained. Plenty of
water‘ Twelve acres fall wheat; 35 acres
sarin crop; balancein grass. Possession
given immediately. Apply to .1. W. FREE.
Seaforth. 4035-tf
-WARM FOR SALE-100-A.CRE FARM; 70
acres cleared. All tilt drained: five
'-acres bush. Has been grassed for past few
years. Two never -failing wells. Apply at
THE EXPOSITOR OFFICE.
4030-2-tf
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Cards of Thanks
MRS. JOHN HABKIRK, OF, SEAFORTH,
deSires to express her sincere apprecia-
tion for the many expressions of sympathy,
extended to her in her recent bereavenfeht
VTR. EZRA KIPPER AND FAMILY DE-
-`1"- sire to express their sincere apprecia-
tion for the many kind expressions of sym-
pathy extended to them, during their recent
sad bereavement; speeial thanks to Rev, R.
A. Brook, who conducted the funeral service:
to Mrs. Maude Hedden and Miss Greta Lara-
mie, who sang; for •tfae lovely floral tributes,
and to those who kindly loaned cars.
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Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
mo. 1—FOR THE 'WASHING OF TILE
plastered part of walls in the school
ram and the boarded partition above the
entrance, also plastered walls in entrance.
No. 2—All lumber palletions and walls and
ceiling in basement, including cloak rooms,
to be washed.
Work to be done by July 20th. Tenders
to be in by June 20th.
R. J. PETHICK,
R. R. No. 1, Seaforth,
Sec.-Treas., S, 5, No. 10, McKillop.
4042-2
Notices
TNVESTORS IN SEAFORTH SALT INDUS-
tries.—If you have not received the return
of youi. investment, write immediately to W.
R. BELDEN, Palmerston.
4041-2
MOTICE--WILLIAM BRADSHAW, YOUR
Watkin's dealer, and also agent for E. D.
Smith & Son's fruit and ornamental nursery
stack, Market Street, Seaforth, Ont. Phone
60, 3973-tf
COURT OF REVISION
TUCKERSMITH TOWNSHIP COUNCIL
will meet as a Court of Revision on the
1945 Assessment Roll, on Saturday, Jane
2nd, at 1 p.m.. in the Town Hall, Seaforth.
E. P. CHESNEY, Clerk. •
4041-2
MEETING OF HURON
COUNTY COUNCIL
THE NEXT MEETING OF THE HURON
County Council will be held in the Goan-
cil Chambers, Court House, Goderich,• com-
mencing Tuesday, June 12th, at 2,00 PM.
All accounts, notices of deputations and
other business requiring the attention of
•Couneil should be in the hands of the County
Clerk. not later than Saturday, June 9th,
11, W. MILLER, County Clerk,
Goderioh, Ontario.
4042-2
OUT AND
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:ttird•on IN CANADA
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asiikerry plehte. Duolg mug 43..00 per eet,
vage uhelter; set wins tooth
ermuu witai beadles, opal . 4 goo4 ger
cUltivatiano vardvns. eto.: tree etude bar.
wales: quantity of hurdler f fear broiler *OOP.
erels &eft; bed springs,KIONE 664 r 15.
Seaforth. ' 4042-1
was FoR SALE—sTOoKER PIGS FOR
*ale, weighing 50 pounds. Apply to
CHARLES BEDARD. Phone 98 r 15, Zur-
ich, Ont. 40424
FOR ,SAL.V,—MASSEY-HARRIS BINDER 7-'
fOot 'ant; Massey -Harris mower; spring
tooth cultivator: set of harrows: Fleury
•walking plow. and steel tired ton buggy. All
in god condition. Apply to PAT QUINN,
R. 31.4 8, Walton. • 4042x2
ammeemedoed, samorma......•
In Memoriam
pAPPLE — IN PROUD AND LOVING
"• memory of our dear brother, Robert, who
gave his life in action June 6, 1944.
Somewhere in France in a soldier's grave
Lim our dear brother among the brave;
Ile never shunned his country's call,
But gladly gave his life, his all.
He died the helpless to defend,
A faithful soldier's noble end.
—Sadly missed by Sisters , and Brothers.
pA.PPLE-1N LOVING MEMORY OF OUR
dear son, Rfm. °Robert P. Papple, who
gave his life in France June 6, 1944.
He did not know when leaving home'
He would no more return;
That he in death so soon would sleep,
And leave us all to mourn.
Today as we look at your picture.
So loving and tender and true,
No wander our hearts are broken;
Thinking, dear Ulibert, of you.
—Lovingly remembered but sadly missed
'by Mother ..and Dad.
• Births
CLUFF—In Woodstock General Hospital. on
May 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cluff,
a *on.
KEYES—At Mrs. Farwell's Nursing, Home,
Zurich, to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Keyes, of
Varna .(,nee Margaret .Tones), formerly of
Rimier', a daughter. -
JOHNSTON—Sgt. and Mrs. .Elgin Johnston
(nee Edna Mae Dayman), of London, are
happy to announce the arrival of their son,
• Robert Gary, in Victoria- Hospital, May
27th.
ERICKSON—In Scott Memoriarllospital, on
Way 21th, to Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Erick-
son, Egmondville, a daughter.
CARR.OLL—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
May 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll.
Seaforth,, a daughter.
CARTER—In Scott Memorial Hospital, on
May 29th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Carter,
Hullett, a son.
Deaths
ARCHIBALD—In Seaforth, on Friday, May
25th, Mn. Andrew Archibald, in her 84th
year.
DANCE
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ST. COLUMBAN
FRIDAY, JUNE ist
OLD AND NEW TIME DANCES
Ryan and McQuaid Orchettra
ADMISSION . - - 35 CENTS
DANCE
— in —
Cardno's Hall
• Under auspices of Seaforth
Agricultural Society
TUESDAY, JUNE 5th
BERT WORTH AND HIS CKNX
• AMBASSADORS •
•Old and New Times Dances
Dancing 9.30 to 2 a.m.
TICKETS -= 50c
pVERYONE WELCOME
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
DANCING
• every
WEDNESDAY
and
SATURDAY
CLIFF GORDON
- and His Orchestra
,ttntled "frDIA
the Bggiv#4•W BBA:k
tea•BB tO4W, days Bruit IDA
'WAR :99/CBa'five ds MY. ?he fliU
Went whUa•their Vga!1`
f.100104.'10*131•Iti511, /Mit ti1407!".
Plairnealhpy were not getting evnoug
rhlui'!'
fObd an0 the wished t
'Oa t4,
tUrn Over te the chief cook the keTS'
Of the 00411 storerooms which Were
e.harger
4p.t the chiesteward. Gen-
vinted, ibentdes the chief cook, and 11
seamen,, wais Lieut. Jack Stapleton,
son of MrS,...h P. Dent, of Bradford,
and a foruier well known HensalltOY,
Lieut. Stapl,eton said that the reason
the Captalp locked the etordroOMS
was wlictu the ship got to La nerve,.
Prance, the,women and little children
all lino up begging for, food, and the
sailors. tklirew everythin_g them that
they coUl&get their hands:
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VARNA
Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Austi45 and fanailY,
of Lon.desbOro, and Mr, and Mrs. W.
Austin and family, of Seaforth, spent
Sunday with the former's mother,
Mrs. Austin.
'Mrs. Harold Elliott, of Windsor, is
the guest" of her mother, Mrs. Mos -
sop, and Mrs. Ball.
Mrs. Cole, of Cromarty, visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. M. G.
Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith and
daughter, Mrs. ltuttan, and children
of Morris, called lait week on their
cousin,' Mrs. 'M. G. Beatty.
HON, JO
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LADIES ARE INVITED TO MEET MRS. BRACKEN
Thursday, June 7, at 2 p.m.; sharp
WIN WITH BRACKEN
• ELECT TOM PRYDE IN HURON -PERTH ON JUNE 11th
Authorized by Progressive Conservative Association Huron -Perth. ,
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It is not foreordained that farmers shall work
for less pay than anybody else; or have their children
receive only one-quarter the chance'of a secondary edu:
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cation, or%one-tenth the chance of a univers ity education
that other children get;' or see their -wives forced into
lives of toil, often 12. but sometimes 14 honis a day
Sundays and holidays included . . . The trouble is that
no one, with the necessary authority has determined to
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correct the basic economic ills of Agriculture.y
BRACKEN WILL ABOLISH INJUSTICE TOFARMERS
John Bracken, the farmer, is not content,
4 inerely: to point out the injustices of which
he, and every other farmer, is only too well
aware. He is determined'. to abolish these
economic ills, these injustices, immediately,
and permanently. John Bracken guarantees
• definite PROTECTION FOR FARMERS
against income collapse and wide extremes of
income fluctuation:
• • The Farmer shall be guaranteed a just
and proportionate share of the nation's
income.
- • This will be done by a system of fair prices
to be announced before the season of pro-
• duction. The farmer will then carry on with
the ‘assurance that he will receive a just
'share of the national income. He will thus
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• have money to buy farm implements and
provide for comforts. His own living
• standard will be permanently raised and
he 'will be able to contribute to community
iwelfare.
[40 We shall re-establish a Natural Products
Marketing Act.
• We shall appoint a Boar1 of Livestock 'Com-
\ missioners in which shall be vested power
Ito regulate and direct all aspects of live -
'stock marketing in somewhat, the same
manner as the Board of Grain Commis-
sioners regulates the handling of wheat.
These are only the highlights of the Bracken
Party's pledge to Canadian farmers. Join
'John Bracken in his fight for farmers' rights.
WIN WITH BRACKEN
Vote for Your
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PROGRESSIVE •CONSERVATIVE
Candidate
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• "PRYDE FOR HURON-pERTIr
• "CARDIFF FOR HURON'
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Equality For Agriculture
• Servicemen's Interests
Square Deal For All
National Unity
Team 'Play
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Elect.
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