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ceptoin.q11. Owen, or Newport,
10.13 Qerdwa Dewberry
Scott, eldest :eon" of Mr. and.
JaMea T. aeon, of Ocotticiro, the
avedding to-talte place the letter part
•of January.,
Anntouncementa-,-Mr. and Mrs. Ir -
n vine, 'Of "Kinpen, aimounce the en.
gagement of their younger daughter
-rlotthIi/OPArttnent honsp.on
C4Ond Investmaent,
Other desirable properties Woo listed.
, "...WATSON & ItEID
M. A.; REID - preprietor',
Phone 214 - Seaforth
• ISPEciAgISTI •INLLtLNE8 OF
• • • • INSURANCE
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The Second Division
Court...
Otike bx the bominion SaakBuild-
Sestarth. Office hours: 'rum-
, dm. 'Ilittraday and Saturday, 1.80 p.m.
49..5 p.mt.; Saturday evening, 7.90 pm.
' to 9 p.m.
E. C. 01-IAMEBERLAIN -Clerk
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Jean, to Ilir.`"20bert George White, of
•Kiugsville, >son of Mr. W, White and
the late Mrs, White, of Appletog
Birks, England, the marriage to take
place quietly soon.
flied in London. -Phe death
oecur-
red in London on Monday, Deceniber
31et, of Nelaiin Glew, following an
illness of four years. Mr. Glevv- was
barn in Clinton, but had' lived the
greater part of his life in Sego:dab.
Re is survived by tree eons, John,' of
Fairetell,, (Mich., and Robert, of., De-
troit; two •ciaiigniersa Mrs. Cooper, :of
Windsor,- and' Mi. . George Dixon, of
Seaforthaand 'one-tister, Mrs. Jones,
of North Dakota.a. The funeral took
-place--fromathe.ehome--efeatieradifgre,
ter, Mrs. George Dixon, on,$ Weds -
day afternoon, with Rev. C. P. ,,,,,,
bett officiating. Interment was made
in-adaitlandbazik cemetery.
Churches
Northside United Churchilev. 11.
Workman, Minister: New Year
Service: 11 a,m., "A Fascinating
Succession of Years"; 2.30 pana. Sun-
day School; 7 p.m., "The Aloneness
of the Wilderness Way." Sunday be-
gins "The Week of Prayer."
Anglican. -Sunday, Jan. 6th, Pesti-
veil of the Epiphany: St. Thomas',
Seaforth-10 a.m., Sunday 'School; 11
axle 1-101Y4COmmunien, "Christ Made.
Martifeer; .7 p.m., Evening Prayer,
"Christ' Worshipped."
St. Mary's, Dublin -2.31i .p.m., Sun
day School; 3 p.m.,' Church service,
"Christ Afade Manifest." -The Rector,
Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert, gc.A., at all ser-
vices.
f •
ligerS011
- at
Seaforth
• (130SHARTS)
TUESDAY; JAN.8
h6icl46'9.tilgi]parente, M. and 'Aire,
Sohn .1114cTaarien.
Ina• lArsr OeertS'Poilid Mrelnek
815 p.m. •
A DU LT S „ , 35o
CHILDREN (under 14 years) 15c
a;r
Mr. and'aMrs. Norman Thoninson, in
e
13russels. •
•
• Mrs. George Hillsaleft this. 'week
to spend the whiter In Toronto.
A. McAlpine and two sons.
of Harrow, spent New Year's with
Mr, and,,Mrs. M. McPhee. ,
• • Mr. Fred Beattie, of Toronto,
Ziant-Chrtslitieriaraevna.7 . _
White 7 McNay.-Theberee Of .Mr.
.and Mrs, J, Derril White, ., Minter
River, P.E.I., was the scene of: a area
t -Y --Wedding on Friday, Dec. 1 -4th, at
6 p.m., 'When their eldest. daughter,
Mary Beiniee; 1LN, was united in
marriage to John Chester .Meniay; ,son
•
of Mrs. McNay and the late John Me -
Nay, of Sestina's.. .Th9. double „:ring
'ceremony. was 'performed under an
arch of evergreen and cut-illiiiers by
the ReveeK S. Weeks, M.A., Hai, of
llieabride,:given in
marriage by her father; looked ch,arm,
ing in a floor -length, gown of .White
duchess satin . with fitted bodice and
sweetheart neckline. Her finger-tip
Yell wascaugbcaught bra a coronet of or-
ange blossoms and she wore la dou-
ble string of pearls, the gift of the
groom. She carried an arm bouquet
of Better Time ,roses and maiden hair
fern. Suitable nuptial music by Mrs.
Gorden, Swan 'was much enjoyed, as,
.was the ap.propriate'.aolo, "MI. Walk
Beside Yon" effectivelyarendered by
Mr. Erie, MacGregor during the sign-
ing of the regliten The -couple were
unattended.. !immediatelyfollowing
the signing of the. register the happy
young couple received the best wish-
es and congratulations ,ef- the attend-
ing, i.ests. A beautiful three-tier
wedding cake centered the table
where upwards ,of forty guests par-
took qf a bonntifie wedding supper.
Assisting in serving wereaMiss. Isobel
MacKay, R.N., and Miss Bei/hie. New-
-sort., classmates of the ',bride;
Mrs. Rolland Buchanan, the bride's
.cousin; Misa.Erina Newson and Miss.
Marion Palmer. The bride is a gra-
duate of the Royal Victoria Hoslil-
tal, Montreal, and' for the past two
years- iras beep.- vn- tire titer trf tlie
esterfields and
ccasional Chairs
REPAIRED ANDI
- RECOVERED
Also 'Auto Seats and Backs, Veraedeh
•Swings and 81eamer-Chairs Repaired.
Clifford Upholstering CO:
'.Sttetford
.
Telepinine
For, further.lnferniation apply at
Box'sliiiidture Store
;BEAFORTH • ,
TIiTMKILtGi MIJTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD 41 -FIE SEAFORTH, ONT:
OFFICERS:
llra IL -Aathibeld, Seaforth - Pres.
• P. McGregor, Clinton - Vice -Pres.
Merton A.Held, Seaforth - Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer.
DMCTORS:
Phris,,,Leorthardt, Brodagen; E. 3.
Trewart1ez eIltto; A1es Broadfot,
H.R. 3, Seiforth; Aleicander McEwing,
X.R, 1, Myth; Prank McGreor, RR.
5, Cliritcin; Hugh Alexander, R.R. 1,
Walton; William R. Archibald, 'R,R.
• Seaforth; 'George Leitch, ILR 1„
Clinton; Seim L. Malone, R.R. 5, Sea -
forth.
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AGENTS:
Finley MeIereher; RM. 1, Dubin;
V. Pepper, i;lriicefield;; J. E. Pruter,
tirodhagen; GleOrge A. `Watt, Blyth.
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Alexandra ,Hosptal in Montreal as
night supervisor.. The groom reeent-
ly returned from overseas and dis-
chrged from the R.C4F., is era
ployed at, the Scott Poultry Farm,
Seaforth. After spending an ettettd-
ed honeymoon in Fleece Edward Is-
land, Montreal and Toronto, the young
couple will Make their home • in Sea -
forth,
LOCAL' BRIEFS
• Mil- and Mrs. P. D. Mcbonnell are
spending the halde* week in Detroit.
• • Bit. Lieut. Fred, R. Colquhouna
R.C.A.P., Moncton, N.B., Who is in
charge of the aceomning department,
ent Christnias witb hi* parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Colmihour.
• -his Lillian Faulkner spent
Cbidstmas in Kitthener,
• Mr. Rom „ •of Brantford,'
spent Chriatillaii- With hie' brother,
Mr. Russell Allen, and Mit. Allen,
. Mr: James Gillepie, of 'Toronto,
spent the week -end With.Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Gillespie. • _
• Mr. and Mrs, Meniai'Reid, and:
setti'n'Of Hattilon, spent New Year's
with Mrll. A. Reid.
• W. A. Hodgert, Pte. Ken.
G. Powell end Pt ee Frank Laradat
turned hanle Last Week from Overseas,.
They ealte on the. 'Omen Elizabeth."
, dr bins IL Dickeand hire. °mycelia
and family, of London, spent. ,04rIW
op, with Mr. and Mite., Anita 'Coity,
Mee Mrgoiet,
'andrt Makeitaf e Onto, Spent
0-reitoe*,0 itt*. Int MItr.
htre;' ttr. . ialiatipprd,
• kti and. tottlitIVe.. and
fatrifitk ep•ent Oef bay vilth
DAN
.Cardno's Hall, Seaforth
THURDAY, JAN. 10
Bert Worth and His CKNX
Ambassadors
ADMISSION - 50 CENTS
ANCE
.W.V.A., SEAFORTH,
SATURDAY, JAN. Oth
Blackie Denomme's Orchestra
ADMISSION - • 59 •CENTS
• TAXI SERVICE
Phone 162 ea Seaforth
C. LEMON •
'yr, efISTaltollearld •Mre.!4. 4+ Sims
40-4444,of4YYtha, zW„ereiojjiay
esterat-theiapV* Of Mr; 'god 141*.
Lorne pow:, : - •
• 1VASO N,041,4e 1'11014i:41, nurse-in-
traflain gat Way's% Hospital, Kit -
°belle!, returned to her flatlet> etter•
'parents Ma -Mttbews z'eciyed,her
cap and Mb at,910.0.hristteas.
ing Class. • '
Miss'Francef3 Mattlaewis spent the
Ne W Year', baliday with Klich.ener.
friends. •
, end Mrs. 'Wra.
"ubaroflor Christmet -aid, New
Year's were: Miss Jean Farquharson,
Mr. ..and Mrs. David Allison and Bar-
bara; Mr. and Mrs, Harry Kesale and
sons„- and Gary,' Mr. Seek
Scatti, Louden, and kr, Bill Fermi-
harson, Hamilton, '" • ,
, • to. I/Ca Harry Gilbert, R.C.N,V,
R., of H.M.S. Puncher, spent a few
days over: New Year's with his par-
ents; Rea. C.: F. L. Gilbert aid Mrs.
Gilberti
spertt the Ctristmas holidays
• Miss' Marion Scarlett, of •Fore
at flieliOnea:111-Eeirlatliereelya. Robt.
Scarlett. •
• Miss Mary Thambsen, of Alma
College, St. Thomas; spent the Cheat -
mat holidays with her parents, Mr.
and . Mrs. J. W. Thompson, in Mc"
Killop.•
• Miss Edith Wallace has return-
ed t Oakville; Where she is' on the
teaching staff; after spending the
,holidays, ,with her mother. Mrs. W.
0. Wallace, in "Tualcersaiith. '
". Pte. Geerge Hays, who spent the.
'Apaansdt: trweLnyeeactrshoinxtieGetrIV;307.d
• Mrs. R. H. Sproat received word
on Thursday. morning of the passing
of her eldest brother, Mr. E. .T.":Cald-
well, in -Moose Jaw, Sask.
• air. James A. MacDonald has. pur-
ehased, the 'bakery business of Mr.
Thad *Wesley and teolt PossessiOn
on Monday last. . •
• Mrs. p. McLellan, Mrs.' John
Burke alid ,,daughter, Elizabeth Ann,
and Miss Evelyn Southgate, all of
Toronto, are guests at the home of
Mrs. R. S. Hays.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Balfour and
s, on. of Preston, were. guests of Mr.
0. Muir. for Nevi °Year's.
• Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Harry and
Elizabeth Arian of Stratford, were ;
New Yeat'S, -gaests of Mrs. George
Turnbull.
a Mrs, Alex McRae, ofeaTOronto,
and Mr. and •Mrs. E. Patterson
and family, ,of.Brampton, spent the
holidays •wlth Mr. and. Mrs. J. H.
Scott. „
• Mr. and -Mrs; A. E. Cluff, of Tona-
wanda, N,Y., ware•here last week at-
tending of MTS. Cluirs
mother,. th- .
• *0. Ilfttiaom and fanii ly. a Acten
were recent:agile* of Mrs. Sullen
Muaroe.
• Miss illettah Anderson, of Hamil-
ton, spent Newi-Year'irat the home
ef Mr. and, Mrs.:: Earl Peen, '
„O., MISS Dorisc,Ferguson.spent New
Year's, Eve in ,Jaendon. • • f
• Mrs..j. H.•Best, of Toronto, w'Sts•
a.,Neiv Year's guest of Mr. andeMrs.
J. fareig. .
• Mr., Billy Biligger, BrackYille,
spent -New Yea's with ,his mother,
Mrs. P. .S, Mauve,. „
• Di. and Mrs. G. C. Jarrott and
daughter, Anne„ of Stratford, were
New 'Y'ear's guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K. M. McLean. , • ,
• Mrs. G..D. Ferguson is in Toron-
to this week.
• Mr. Allan Ram is entering S.P.S.
at, in. branch of the tn,iversity of
Toronto at Ajaia,
• Mies Maiioa,McGavin, of Strat-
ford General lotospital, spent New
Year's' 'at the home of her parents,
:Mr:iand' Mrs. ,Gearge McGavin.
• Miss •Rose Dorsey, of Torcinto,
spent •New Year' jn toWn. •
• Mra end mne. Neil Tyndall,' af
Sudbury, spent a...few days with Mr.
and airs. -raltry-Tyridair Tiirker-
smith. ;.• „_
•• Mr. and Mrs. „Stuart Mex., of
Sarnia, spent New Yearli with Mt'.
and Mrs. A. C. Routledge.
• Mr. Clifford Broadfoot, of Hamil-
ton, 'spent New Year'sr„with his wife
and' family here. , '
• Mrs. J. M. Mellifilat had the, mis-
fortune to fall in her -home on Mon-
day and fracture the lower vertabrae
in het back. ' . -
Car ashin4
Simonize
AT gils,l4
Seaforth Totors
, PHONE 141
FOR SALE
• •
ix -room Friane '
House. Hrdre.
Town water, and xellar.• Situated on
Coleman Street.
• Houde, with barn. Situated on
Main -Street South.
50 -Acre Farm, Township Tucer-
smith. Gpod brick house; bank barn;
poultry' house and driving shed.,,Im-
inediate posieessien.
78 -Acre Farm, Township Tucker -
smith. Frane.houie, bank barn, &Iv-
ing. shed, hog pen. Good bush with
spring therein.
Also have listed farms in McKillop.
E:-C.-CRAMI3ELAIN
INSURANCE a. REAL ESTATE
Seaforth,. Oita •
Pbones: 334 Office Res. 220
Yesdr, if you get
only one egg
more per day
than Yon are now
getting from 10$
hens -=-• that one
egrasill pay any
differente,if there
is any, in price of"
feht02Wrfl
F THE .BASKET
1EGG MAS.H
And you, cannot biry a better feed
-but you ,get many more Aetna oa.
mei when yen Jett Match/wens ..
Fillhe-basket EggMaela--and they
a all extra profit:,
ea! • •
eeafreiy .not start tioniato
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fs
eef,
ropoNro ONTAPIO
tookt., nrAtitts -
PENC% PRDUCE'
dovairtotigiht rtiatterago.
EGG enAnme BTATION
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hone 110•Vir
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VARNA
Death of William Sharp
There passed a.way at the home of
his sister in. StarlleyonSaturday, De-
eeMber 8th, „William 8harp, his
84th year. Born in Staialby, seri of
the late William pato and Frances
Adamson. Sharp, be' spant his • early
boyhood here. Iritile spring of„,1887
he,averet Michigan, settling . at
Marysville, where he ellgaged thdlfa
ferent oesupationire For fifteen years'
he worked. in the Marysville salt
in Augus4906, he was mar-
ried lir port Huron to Charlotte Elie,.
abeth Brue,,fortderTy of Woodstock,
'He theongaged farming at Rich-
mond, Mih.lor ii.number of years,
dispaing of his firavhe later return-
ed to Matieville. Ilia Wife •Oredarce48'
:ed 'bite iiielagaatia-1932. Later he
returned to the add hortie in Stanley,
flafta1ngYeare
of his life with lila:Ago. roar and
a, half years ago he. etiffered a, Stroke
roan"whith he neite_ren&red; W-
as verY ,Patlent afid tilatihiMatolut
ter*tee Wait
held aria ik0J1i0 $1,1.,3,t Aim onday.
Meien,. Dec.. 'The
viere Pekttuisoll tiratt,
ere: Wet P14ack Pen14...ArO91.4
MerVAn•Aa5d61...'Th
r***14':'1/2vere te.
1041141360, Weh,.i41114.*bia1 took,
PlAce- Wl4esdak'
a. tVtg: •seoe,,WHI10.m,•.E'Frederle„
1ich4. .4ct
Bruce,. St. Clair 'Shores, 'One,
daughter, Allen 'Kemper (Wier:
-0rip),Clemens, Mleh., and
grandehildrim; alsoonie shitera-Fraza
ces,a Stanley. Ala' opiyjlreitlier P.*
deceased hiPA by, just ‘seyeil 'weeks at
Calgarylta.
s's
BLYTH
i3lythealai two teams •entered
deralltitICre'liockey this winter, An
entre; has been Made in theluvenile
Group; composed Mth, :Clinton,
Exeter •'and,,..Goderieh: The schedule
opensaon Tuarsday, Jan3r4, but the
juveniles de not 'get into ac -
'tion .until Sattarase9h. :This teen.ie
heing sponsored hY, the Math :Lioas
Club, whoare interested in spokt far
the yoyeger'Peple of the commun-
ity. • a.st year blytli' hd an entre la.
Irtidgei hockey, but 'dile to several' of
the.,litter players being ov.r..Midgat,
agealtawesdearneata advisable :to
.
NOWrr(14y,,Saiiirday
Jan 4
EOPog SANDERS ERALDTE F704ERA1,.D.,*.
STRANGE AFFAIR -OF L,INCLE-rARRY,".
• A' supbrior inelOdrenia filled viiih rn4ce Ong
MODAY, TUESDAY; WEDNEiDAY
DEANNA DURB(N
RALPH BELLAMY
"LADY ON A TRAIN"
'A relodrarna.,ytith light 'stretches and los of lhtin.
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIbAY,<SATURDAY
TWO !EATO Figg ' • '
"SING ME A SONG,OF TEXAS»"
and
CRIME.: DOCTOR'S STRANGEST CASE"
sponsor - thiyear.. ---Behool
hockey' is alsa beneg:sponsored in an
eadeavour to develdreplaYere for fu-
ture years. Thte leagne will probab-
ly be organizecl as soothes school gete
nieder *ay. It le haned thet the pub-
lic will get behind our boys and give
them the financial and Moral support
:necesary to produce good -heekeY
players. The Interntediates will' he
composd.'of the •older ...playrs; and
re entered in a sennteam
grou. Their first game Was played
Wednesday evening of this week
against Londesboro.
The following schedules of play
have ben dream aa for the tWo
groups:
Jan. 3 -Exeter at Goderih.
Jan. 7-Goderieh ,at Blyth.
Jan. 9 -Exeter at Clintdna
Jan. 10 -Clinton at Goderich.
Jan. 14 -Blyth at gxeter.
• Jan. 1,6 -Clinton at Blyth:
Jan. 17 -Blyth at Goderich.
Jan. 18•Goderich et Clinton.
San 21 --Clinton at Exeter.
Jan. 24 -Clinton at Goderich.
Jan. 26-Blythat Cliaton.
Jan. 28-Goderich at Exete.
Jan. 31,--1yth, at doderich:
San. 31 -Exeter at Clinton.
Feb. 4 -Blyth. at Exeter,
' Feb. 6---C1intona at Blyth.
• Feb. 7 -Exeter it GoderiCh:
Teb,.11=1inton at Exeter.
eb. 13-Exetr ataBlyth.
Feb. •14-ea•Goderich at -Blyth.
Feb. 16 -Blyth at Clinton
First and„ Second teanis fo play Off
for ,group title, heme and home
games.,
goa coun. 'econ' game
played to decision.
Rural Intermediate Schedule
Jan. 2---Ellyth at Londeaboro.
Jan. 4-Londesboro at Gorriet
ea -San. 7-Fordwich at Brussels.
Jan. 7 -Ripley at- Blyth., •
Jan. 9-Belgrav, at Fordwich.
Jan.' ,9 -Ripley at Londesboro.
Ian 11 -Brussels at Belgrave.
-JW 11 -Blyth at Gorri.
Jan: 117-Londesboro at Ripley.
Jan: 14-Gorrie at Brussels,.
Jan.-14-Belgrave at Londesboro.'
San. la-Ripey at Fordwich.
Jan: :18 -Brussels at .nipley.'
Jan. 18 -Gerrie at Belgrave.
San. 18--4erdwich at Blyth.
Jan. 21-Londeshoro at Brussels.
San. 22 -Ripley at Gorrie.
Jan. 23 -Brussels at Fordwich
Jan. 25-Londesboro 'at Belgraye.
Ja. 25-Fordwieb at Gerrie,
Jan. 25 -Blyth at Ripley.
Jan. 28-Gorrie at Londenoro.
Jan. 25-Belrave at Ripley.
Jan. 30•--Elrussels at, !Myth.
Jan. 3-1.imdesboro at- Fordwich.
Feb. 1---Fordwich at Ripey.
Feb. 1-lyth at Belgrav• . •
Fh. 1 -Brussels at Oorrie.
Feb.4--Fordwich at Londesboro.
' Feb. 4a -Ripley at Brussels. e
Feb. 5-Belgrave at Myth.- -
Feb. 6-Gorrie at Fordwich.
Feb. 8 -Ripley at gqgrave.
Feb. 8a-Londesboro- at Blyth.
Feb. 11 -Brussels at Londesboro.
Feb. 11 -Birth at Fordwich. •
Feb. 12-aBelgrave at Gorrie.
Feb. 14-Gorrie at Ripley.
Feb. f5-Fordwich at Belgraye.
HILLSGREEN
Weido, of St, Cathar-
ines, spent the holiday season with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Weido aall son, Glen.
Mess Mary -Hagan, of Landon, is
spending Ner-Yearl-With her, sis,
ter, Miss Dolly Hagan, and brother,
Frank.
Mr. and t Mre, Eric Switzer have
moved tO thelr new, hoine in,
r. John Baker la again operating
his chopping mill for the winter
monis. • '
Mr. 5, G. FOrrekt,''o the Parr Line,
Is 'Confined to Clinton hospital"
witIi d* splintered bone of the arin.
His many friends 'witah.lrhe a speedy
reovery.
Mr. Alain Siel3ridd4lealltrishing tp
the bean Wresting in: thte-vlAttity.
COMING-
-"THE ,CI-I1),IAX"-
•)."
fifi0.30. The Red Cross convener re-
ported three quilt, four cast boots, 10
•handkerelilefsaaefciur vests and ten
dlapers,ccxnpleted. A letter of thanks
was received,' from the Franciscan Sis-
ters of the Atonement, for Catholic
literature sent to them. An offering
et $10 was sent to Father Flannery'
to help hie radio program, Boxes 0!
fruit were sent to the sick and shut-
members'...at Christmas. A Christ-
i:nes gift Was given to Father'
OdreWski. It was also deeidedH to
give a dobation, to help purehase
fiewers for the 'A Mass is' be-
ing; offered for our bore who gave -
their lives in this war, Norman Mc-
Quaid and Harry McIver. The meet-
ing closed with prayer for our armed:
forces.
• ..
Having purchased the Wolesley Bakery,
we will operate both stores .
With the same slogan
"TH HOME OF GOOD THINGS T9 EAT!"
„Tallies' A MacDonald
Phones: :22 and 37
*ma
sponsored Ir,
SEAF'ORTH LIONS CLUB' L'
Will be held in the High School Auditorium
Friday; Jan.ary 4th
at, 8.15' p,m,.
Seaforth Lions extend a cordial invitatithi to
everyone to be 'present and to encourage the
contestants. - •
Subject of addreses:•
"CANADA'S FUTUR AS A NATION"
Admission- Free
We HaveAll Sizes in Stock
R TIRES
Al-WSE.- BUY GOODYEARS
MON( •
Seaforth, Motors • , .
PHONE 1411
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AUDITS INVESTIGATIONS TAX CONSULTANT
Bookkeeping Systems and SerIca , •
Bernard AGa lbraiik
Albert St.,
Sttford, Ont.
ACCOUNTANT AUDITOR
Established 1942
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