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FOR SALE
sptteeo.; ; dwelling with all modern
Convesilentiea, on Jarvis Street. Early
!Pesegeion, Other desirable p'roper-
tiets a1eo..lioted.
WATSON & R.EID
M: A. REM). - Proprietor
I;nsiiirance Si Real Estate
Phone ;214 Seaforth
Tit.. Second Division
Court
County of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
Seaforth. (Mee home: Tues-
day. Thursday and Saturday. 1.80 p.m.
t 1 5 pi.; Saturday eveninBt: 7.80 p.m.
E:O. CHAMBERLAIN. - Clerk
forged; ' MatePACK►>;; Qnteria,
'Be ardaY, June'. h. Aa1 dayy and eve -
Ai . *AOC., S1tl., d ci . >freworks. The
lbiggesit -a.4d; beat' musical show in.
Canada, Held in beautiful natural'
Waterloo Park.. Daylight Saving
TiMe•—„.01clv4,
Tile economy .Irl t'+afntfng is
obtained by using the lit paint
procurable, that U
PAINTS
life deafer whose name k be.
low will help you select the
sight paint — Roway's:
C. W, IRONSIDE
Variety, Store
Seaforth, Ont.
A.RA'MSAY & SON
C 0 PA P A NY0.
"The right/lain: to Faint right"
Announcement#. — B:ev. and Mrs. W,
J. Patton; announce the engagement
of their only daughter, 'Esther, tb Mr.
Keith Hodgins, son of • Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Idodgins,, of,- Ottawa.'- The
marriage will" take place on' Saturday
afternoon, June 29, at 4 o'clock, in
Cavan United Church.
Announcement. --14 he engagement is
announced of Hannah Mae lipdgson,
daughter of Mrs. Fred Huisser and
the late Waiter Hodgson, Seaforth, to
Mr. Wilbert Russell Hodgert, son of
Mrs. Thomas Hodgert and the late
Thomas Hodgere Tuckersmith, the
marriage ,to take place the latter pale
of June.
Mission Band Meets.'—The Goforth
Mission' Band of First Presbyterian
Church held its regular meeting in
the schoolroom of the church Tues-
day, opening by standing and repeat-
ing the pledge to Empire and to
Church. This was followed by ."God
Say.e the King." • Mrs. Wilson t,os11,.
over the business. it was moved by
Sheila McFadden that we have a'pic-
nic on the church lawn on June 28.
This was seconded by Bruce McFad-
den. There was one Chinese birthday
for Doris Puiiman. Twenty-four an-
swered •the roll call and the offering
was received, followed, by the, offer-
atory prayer. Joan Hunter to k the
chair for the devotional prgram,
which opened by singing Hymn 719,
verses 1 and 2. Doris Stevens read
the Scripture, Matthew 5:1-16. Sen-
tence prayers were given by Sheila
McFadden and Ruth Thiel. Mrs. C.
E. Smith told a very interesting story.
The meeting closed by singing Hymn
721 and the benediction. •
a reed/ �y:� . "An AfricanGirlCpGir'Ql Tepallsf,n/4f
'iter 1 hoods' and 1 T•`�F :\4, L0N(094
gave • a reading an "Tit i;< is the Time.”
'circle 2 had Charge o,11 this part of
the meeting with Mrs. Cuthill as cap-
tain, The Seripture reading by Mrs.
Harburn was followed by prayer. A
-hymn was sung, "From Ocean Unto
Ocean," and Mrs. Cuthill, Alt's. Pol-
lard, Mrs.Porteous and Mrs. Lawson
gave reading of missionaries through-
out Canada. The collection was tak-
en by Mrs. Harburn, followed by the
hymn, "Our Loved Dominion Bless."
The meeting closed by repeating the
•Mizpah benediction. •
Rush Your Order
FOR THAT NEW MACK
TRUCK
For Delivery in June
Also for immettlate delivery, two
new Clean -Easy. Milkers. Can be in-
stalled and milking n yourxn in'
20 minutes.
N Also two Good Pianos, just what you
monied for that child of yours.
PHONE 616 r 34, CLINTON
Or See
JONATHAN HUGILL
AT ONCE!
Chuches
Northside United Church; Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister: 10 a.m., Sun-
day School; ., 11 a.it1., "Crumbs From
the Rich Man's Table"; 7 p.m., "An
Intale To Match the Output.' Wel-
come,.these services.
First P?tyrian Church.-10,a.m.,
The Sunday Sv*ool; 11 a.m., Public
Worship: The. Mi -deter has a special
message, for all-nierdher.s and adher-
ents. All are urged to be present; 7
p.m., Public. Worsliip; .The Minister
will preach. Sunday, June 30 — The
Sacrament of Baptism will be admin-
istered at• the morning service,
The Salvation Army. — Major. L.
Webster will conduct her "farewell
services on Sunday, June 23, and in-
vites all friends to attend. Sunday
morning, 11 •a.m., Holiness Meeting;
Sunday afternoon, 3 . p.m., Sunday
School; Sunday night, 7 p.m., Salva-
tion Meeting. All services public, and
all' •people welcome.
Anglican. -Sunday, June 23:. St.
Thomas', Seaforth 10 a.m., Sunday
School; 11 a,m., Morning Prayer; 7
p.m., Evening Prayer.
St. Mary's, Dublin -9.30 a.m., Morn-
ing Prayer.—The Rector, Rev. C." F.
L. Gilbert, B.A., at all services.
Thursday, June 25-8 p.m., Confirm-
ation Service: The Most Reverend C.
A. Seager, D,D.; Archbishop of Huron.
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GOODYEAR
LIFEGUARDS
For Complete .Details See
iginienirirlE AR
-DEALER
pies in Morri6.—After an illness of
several "montJis, the death occurred
on Sunday, June 16, of Mrs. .Mary
Phelan, Sr., of Morris Township. A
lite -long resident of that township,
Mrs. Phelan died at the home of her
son, James, concession 9, in her 83rd
Year. A devout Roman Catholic, Mrs.
United Church. W. M. S. Meets.—
The Woman's Missionary meeting of
PoltIiside"'Uri%te`d—Oilur
Thursday; June June 13. ' The president,
Mrs. R. Lawson, opened the meeting
with the ,hymn, "Conde Unto Me, Ye.
Weary," followed with prayer. The
minutes of the May meeting' were
read by Mrs. Porteous and the busi-
ness .discussion was taken tin by Mrs.
R. Lawson, Mrs. Cuthill was ap-
pointed .to choose a Christmas gift
for a child, to' •be ,sent to Africa. The
treasurer's report was read by Miss'
A. Ferguson. Mrs. J, Finlayson gave
TAXI SERVICE
JACK CLEARY
SEAFORTH
Phones:
Day 267 'Night 335.
FOR SALE •
FRAME HOUSE -Centre Street;
modern, Garage.
FRAME HOUSE—Winthrop: One
acre land.
FRAME HOUSE—Coleman Street.
FRAME HOUSE—Stuccoed, with
Barn. Main Street.
78 -ACRE FARM — Tuckersmith
Township.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office 220 Res, 334
in FRANK*, WS VA:PANT STORE
• AussioN BAN/3 TABLE
SAn
W.A. OF DUF!SpoP'SsaCHredUR'byCH, McKillop
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LAWN ROLLING
ACCOUNTS DUE
Lawn Rolling Accounts•
are due and must be
paid by July 1st.
Accounts are payable to
Bev. Christie, Treasurer,
and may' • be paid at Chris -
tie's Botcher Shop.
• SEAFORTH,
BOWLING_ CLUB
*Anti was .a member of the League
of the Sacred. Heart, the Altar, $o-
cletY, of the Bropogation,of the Faith
and the 'Catholic Women's League.
Widow of William Phelan, she is sur-
vived - by' three sons, Rev. Father
Phelan, of 'London; Rev. Louis Phel-
an, St. Augustine, and Thomas, of
Saginaw, Midi.; also two daughters,
Mrs. Wm. Lane, Dublin, and Sister
St. Leonard, of St. Joseph's Order,
now stationed at Seaforth. Two bro-
thers, John Ryan, of Louden, and
Patrick 'Ryan, of" Godet'ieh, and a sis-
ter, Mrs. •,'M., Cleary, -,Seaforth, also
survive. The funeral •• was held on
Wednesday with Solemn High Mass
being sung in St. Michael's Church,
Blyth. Rev. W. J. Phelan was cele-
brant of the funeralmass, assisted
by his brother, Rev. Louis Phelan.
..WANTED TO my
WALNUT
Best .ePrices Paid For.
Either Standing Trees
or Logs.
Pannill
Veneer C.
PHON E 4-4754
or write
42 EDWARD STREET
. Kitchener, Ont.
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nieee is Nirs i F SpR tsd.. herntQfl
Hell, ,'S.eaferth 'yrs Ma b,ieson lS asi!
born 'eb, 2, 18 7; Iii 4eafertb. Ai'teri
she Was graduated AVM .StrailitOlp'
Opt., business celleg„0",H a 4e tampt,,,
tcoznmerc at sub Bets in & Cot1Q>4e•iii;
•the• Dakotas. She was married Sept:
14, 1897, in Sarnia to Mr. 1Viathiesen•
They went to Sigel township where
they lived until they moved to Aar"
bor Beach in. 1920. Since Mr. Mathie-
lion'sdeath; Feb. 10, 1925, Mrs. Math-,
ieson lived with Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Kleinknepht. She was a member of
the 'Presbyterian. Church and its lad-
ies' auxiliary and a former member
of the Grange,
Pinkney - MacDougall —A marriage
was solemnized in First United
Church, 'Ottawa, recently, when Rev.
Harold S. Clugston united in marriage'
Lillian Isabel, only daughter of Mr.
and 1VIrs. John A. MacDougall, Argyle
Shore,. P.E.I-, and. Mr. Glen Richard
Pinkney, son of Ml's. J. H. Pipkney,
265 Cobourg St., Stratford, and the
late Mr. Pinkney. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her brother,
Mr.. James MacDougall, wore a gown
of ivory brocaded satin, with a sweet-'
heart neckline, tight boo 'ice, and long
sleeves tapering to points over her
hands. The lull skirt formed a slight
train, and• her floor -length •veil was
draped from a high coronet of- tee
same material, adorned wlta whit:
velvet bows. She .carried. a bridal
bouquet of American Beauty roses:
white sweet peas and maiden hair
fern. Her only ornament was a string
of pearls, the gift of the bridegroom.
The bride was attended by Miss Letha
MacPhail, Niagara Falls, and Mr.
Lorne Pinkney, Toronto, • was best
man. The ushers were Mr. Roy Faw-
throp, Cornwall, and Mr. Floyd Pink-
ney, Toronto. Following a .reception
.Mr. and Mrs. Pinkney left to spend
their honeymoon in New York, For
travelling the. bride' chose a 'powder
blue wool suit with matching. velvet
flowered hat and white accessories,
Her corsage 'bouquet was°of red roses,
They will take up residence in Des-
eronto. Mr. Pinkney has just recently
.returned •from, overseas. •
Green From Deparhnent Store
Men's Summer Tweed Suits
In Light Grey and Grey Blue.
Sizes •34 to 37 SPECIAL gm
Men's and Youths' Fine Suits •
Sizes 34 to 44.' Wool, Worsted,
Botany and Fine Serge
13,95 to 23.95
Men's Tropical Pants -
In Green, Blue and Brown SPECIAL 5.50
Men's Whipcord Jackets .
In Green and Brown. - SPECIAL 4,50
Misses' Print Dresses-
-- All colors. Sizes 7 to 14 SPECIAL '93c
Ladies' Silk Nightgowns
Peach only - ... , SPECIAL Log
Ladies' Two-piece Bathing Suits
' Figured Plain 349 and 4.69
Ladies' Rayon Panties
Whits • and Peach
SPECIAL 45c
Children's Training Panties
Elastic : lops SPECIAL 29c
raIies
c' Top and begs SPECIAL 26c
Death of 'John Bennett.—A life-long
resident of this district passed away
in Scott Memorial Hospital on Thurs-
day, June 13, in . the person of Mr.
John Bennett. He suffered a fractur-.
.Pd, hip on:'June 4, from which he nev-
er rallied. Born in Tuckersmith he
' was in his 90th year. -.The 'late Mr.
Bennett farmed for a number of years
near Walton' and also on the Huron
Road• West. He. married' Isabella
Ramsay, wife predeceased him ten
years ago. • Re : then sold his farm and
had livedth his • son, Foster. The
funeral was'leid from his son's. resi-
dence on'. Siturday afterno: Rev.
-H. V. Workmen conducted .tiS, servic-
es, and interment was • mads n Malt -
landbank cemetery. , The pallbearers
were W. C. 'Bennett, Roy Bennett,
John Powell, James Carter, James
Souter and George Ramsey. The spr-
at offerings were' beautiful, 'showing
the esteem in which he was held.
Those sending .flowers were: A pil-
low by Family; sprays, Mr. and Mrs.
W. C. Bennett; Mr. and Mrs._•Roy Ben-
nett, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart raphries and-$°
by, Jack Bennett, Mr. and . Mrs. Rus-
sell Barrows, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Watson, Mr: and Mrs. Eldon Kerr, Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. -Davidson, Mr. and 'Mrs.
W. J. Humphries and family, Dr. and
Mrs. Ross 'Howson, Crich- Staff, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs.
Tim , Eaton, 'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mc-
Cowan, Rebekah Lodge.. Friends at-
tending were from London,, Wingham,
Lucknow, Walton, Hamilton and Clin-
ton. Left to mourn the loss of a lov-
ing father are two sons, 'Foster, of
Seaforth, William, of Walton, and a
daughter, (Mabel) Mrs. O. J. H'abkirk
of Wingham. One daughter, . Minnie,.
predeceased him 15 years ago. One
brother, Tlionias Bennett; ,of Clinton,
also survives. •
Death of Mrs, James. Mathieson,
Mrs. Elizabeth: Livingston Mathieson,'
89, widow of , James, Nbathieson, died
Sunday •night, June 10, in the home of
her daughter, Mrs". Chas. Kleinknecht,
Detroit. `"Mrs..Mathieson'was injured
in a fall nine weeks ago and pneu-
monia developed as a result of her
injuries. She' teas : in lthe Harbor
Beach Hospital Seven weeks and re-
turned to her daughter's home two
weeks ago Funeral services 'were
held the following Wednesday in the
Kleinknecht home. Rev. Louis H.
Knight, 'pastor of the . Presbyterian
"Church officiated. Burial was in Sar-
nia. Mrs. Mathieson is, survived by
her daughter; three grandchildr,en,
Mrs. Warren Wilson, Caro; Pvt. Bruce
• leinknecht, with the Army Air
Force at Scott Field; Ill., and Miss
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Mold Trousseau Tea. —Mrs. P. B.
Moffat entertained at a trousseau tea
in honor of her daughter, Mips Helen
Moffat, 'R.N., on Wednesday last,
when about one^ hundred. were pres-
ent. The guests were feceived 4'y
Mrs. Moffat, bbrs. H. Wilbee and Miss
Moffat, with Miss Janie, Moffat and'
Miss Ruth Wilbee at the door diking
the afternoon' and evening, Mrs. Ar-
thur Coidwell , and Mrs. Wm,-S.inclair
poured tea in.the afternoon and Mrs.
Walter Moffat and Mrs. Leslie Cox -
hi the evening. Those serving in ,the
dining room, were Miss Annette Sin-
clair, Miss Doris McMillan, Mrs'. ,Har-.
ry Dinnin and . M,iss Margaret Bond.
Displaying .the gifts in the afternoon
were Mrs. Roy Brock; Miss Marion
Hill and 'Miss Joyce^ Wilbee, and in
the evening Miss Hazel Moore, Miss
Kay Robertson and Miss Lois McGav-
in, of' London.
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LOCAL BRIEFS . : -
• Miss Marion Lawson and Miss
Hazel Laing, of Waterloo, spent the
week -end at the home of the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawson,
Huron Highway West.
• 'Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Free left'on
Sunday for Timmins, where they will
attend the' wedding of Mr. Free's
niece, Miss Helen Thompson.
• Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Robb and
.daughter, of Detroit, spent the week-
end at the home of Mrs. H. R. Scott.
Mrs, Scott and Miss Belle Smith re-
turned with them for a week's- holi
day. ' .
• Mr. Arnold Turnbull, who spent
the past two months with his mother,
Mrs. G. T. Turnbull, left" on Sunday
'for 'New York; from _where he will
sail for Englan
• Miss Jpail ;d,CMaster, is visiting
friends in -London, J
• Mr. and Mrs. David Ritchie left
on Tuesday for -Kincardine, where
'they will spend the summer at their
cottage.
• Miss' Minnie Habkirk, of Gode-
rich, was a week -end visitor at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Harold Dale,
and Mr. Dale.
• Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wright were
in Toronto this week attending the
wedding of Miss Irene Kent.
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WH;RE�fMOflV
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In memory's garden a monument
Is the ageless Way -to perpetuate
our love and those golden memor-
ies of happy those -together.
May .we -glow you our stock
and tell you •more' about them?
T. PRY +E : . SON
Memolta4 Cr`aft`srnen
SEAFORTH ,E CE+ER T CLINTON
Soaifarth shovv,t'natas"a pen !l ifeedaYa.
See Dr. Barbara '.to* *Oekttotmieidi nit19' °tiler'
dirk, Or 1JI10,3)e
ORTH
LOOKING
INTO ...
Investigate our modern
facilities for servicing cars
and trucks, promptly and
ef€icientl y.—_We..are__stafted-
and equipped to provide
RELIABLE
SERVICE
ON ALL MAKES OF
CARS AND TRUCKS
We have special tools and
equipment, eitpetrt trained
technicians " and factory -
approved parts. Save time,
trouble, money by seeing
u$ first!
-SEAFORTH
..MOTORS'.
Chevrolet and Oldsmobile Sales;
and Service
PHONE 141 • - SEAF,ORTH
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irscta
aturday
with
GREG MCCLURE ' and LINDA DARNELL -•
This 8ilpi IA ala .arresting. tals,{i?i'°a rj,7,00,tec';a Clifftk tU,tl)Q. top.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
" SHE . WOULDN'T SAY YES "
with-
ROSALIND RUSSEL and LEE BOWMAN
A fast-moving Comedy —:Full of complications and laughter,
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
• " BECAUSEOF BIM"
with . •
F'RANCHOT TONE • CHARLES LAUGHTON
and
DEANNA DURBAN
Deanna sings—"Tosti's, Good-bye", "Lover", "Danny Boy"
COMdNG—
"THE STORK CLUB" -
with BETTY H1JTrON
1 FINNIGAN'S
THE SCOURAGE OF OUR NATION
This week Mr. E. P. Chesney brought to this store a collection
box in connection with the "ContJ•ol Cancer Drive." ,
, One in eight Canadians will die of cancer! E. P. and other busy
men are giving their time to aid in this drive. GIVE YOUR MONEY!
CANCER NEVER WAITS! -
CALLING THE HOUSEWIFE
Every week while they last, we will have Strawberries. We sug-
gest' you phone your orders early in the week. It means Better 'Ser-
vice, Better Quality Merchandise.'
FINNIGAN'S The' place to buy your Fruits, Cured Meats, '
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Vegetables'' and Pastries. - -
W J. FINNIGAN & SON
THE NEED FOR.
YOUR
SPARE
CLOTHING
Is
DESPERATE!
Vi 020 elMf HEIP
Sid ess and- cold hang like-a-threatenrag ;cloud -above. the, ......_
helpless millions over whose homes the rage of war has passed.
Lack of clothing is one of the causes. You can help. Dig through
your closets—dig out spare clothes—old shoes—bedding. Wrap
your bundle in paper—tie it securely—tie boots and shoes in.
pairs. Take 'your contribution to your nearest Post Office or ..
Collection Depot.
NATIONAL
CLOTH ING .COLLECTION
for Overseas Relief
cc -.5g JUNE 17 to 29
This advertisement is contributed by
Public • ijfilityConnnission
Collection in Seaforth ' '
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 26th
Rural donors give your parcel to rural mail courier
Lakeview Casino --Grand
Bend
SUMMER OPENING
SATUIDAY,JUNE22d
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Dancing Nightly Until Labor Day
The Newest. Orchestra—With sensational success in opening Brant Inn's Sky Club
Record-breaking Crowds! ..
STAR TRUMPETER WITH THREE OF RADIO'S BIGGEST SHOWS!
Gordon Delamont and his Orchestra
HIS SUCCESS. IS THE TALK OF THE TOWN !,
Dont' Miss This Opening!
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THE. VARIETY .ENTERTAINERS . .
SUNDAY CONCE E 23 - 9P.11/1., ,-,2A Great Slow !
1��IIHNI 'LUT DANCE, JUNE Oth.,..."
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