The Huron Expositor, 1948-10-15, Page 7110,
OCTOBER 15q 1948.
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Congratulations
FROM
BIL'IMORE
HATS
LIMITED
CREATORS OF FINE
Fur Felt Hats
GREETINGS and BEST
WISHES from
Coppley, Noyes and Randall
MAKERS OF
Cambriclge Clothes
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50 Years in Same Location-
Stewart
ocation-Stewart Bros. Comp fetes
Modernization Program
Two Large Stores Provide
Facilities For Buying
Public Equal To Any in
Western Ontario.
Completion this fali of a modern-
ization :program, including the in-
stallation of complete new fronts
to the two large stores of Stewart
Eros., marks the continuance of a
trend that was established when
the firm first opened for business
in ,Seaforth. At that time, nearly
fifty years ago, the firm resolved.
that the most modern facilities
available would be provided for
the convenience of the Seaforth
and district buying public. Through
the years as new and better ar-
rangements became available, they
were adopted and incorporated- in-
to their stores.
As presently designed, the two
stores include appointments seen
in but few stores in much larger
centres than Seaforth. This,cou-
pled with the complete stock of
quality merchandise which the
firm features, results in Stewart
Bros. being acknowledged as
superior to any similar store in a
town of similar size in Ontario.
The modern fronts of the stores
are finished in vitro glass, • in
pleasing shades of rem.brandt blue
and grey, -while the display, windows
with their. large expanse of glass,
lend themselves to the proper dis-
play of merchandise.
The interiors of the stores, with
their new modern furnishings, are
the last word in store design. The
JOHN B. STETSON CO. LIMITED
Makers of the
WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS HAT
`STETSON
TAKE OFF THEIR HAT TO
Stewart
Bros.
ON THE COMPLETION OF
THEIR MODERNIZED STORE
"Congratulations”
•
BE SURE TO GET YOUR NEW
pTETSON AT
STEWART BROS. `'mss
Congratulations...
Stewart Bros.
WE KNOW THAT YOUR IMPROVED,
ENLARGED STORES WILL MEET
WITH THE APPROVAL OF SEA -
FORTH BUYERS.
John Forsyth
Limited
FORSYTH
Makers of
Shirts Collars
Neckwear
Scarves Pajamas
Shorts
Handkerchiefs
Sportswear
KITCK.E 'ER
ONTARIO
Stewart Bros.' large stores, with the new modern fronts, are
shown here. The attractive display areas and new vitro glass trim
into which has been let the name of the firm, reliult in the stores
adding a new note of modernization to Seaforth's Main Street.
The modern interiors results in added convenience to the hundreds
of district shoppers who daily visit the stores.
dry goods and ladies' read -to -wear
department is finished throughout
in natural fir„ while the men's
furnishing department, including
the fixtures, is finished in limed
oak. Throughout the stores mod-
ern lighting adds to the attractive-
ness and utility of the layouts.
by ottawa observer
The union of Newfoundland with
Canada is catching the imagination
of political observers here. Last
week a Newfoundland. delegation•
met with the government of Can-
ada to complete final negotiations.
'there is interest too in the Gallup
Poll which shows 64 per cent of
Canadians favoring the union.
The poll showed 'Canadians fav-
oring the union for two reasons:
(a) the possibilities of increased
trade and (b) the improvement of
our defence position.
Trade Chances
Many here feel that it would be
easy to overstate the increased
trade possibilities. Newfoundland
industries are not highly develop-
ed and it depends largely on the
export of fish, newsprint and un-
processed iron ore. As the other
provinces of Canada are also ex-
porters of the first two, interest
would centre largely on the devel-
opment of iron mining and the
manufacture of steel. Newfound-
land would give Canadian farmers
an added market as it imports
most of its foodstuffs, The Crop-
land of Canada's new provinbe is
very small—only one-fifth as 'large
as Canada's smallest province—
Prince Edward Island. Canadian
capital is eagerly looking for new
possibilities of development, par-
ticularly in manufacturing and
transport.
The Communists
The dispute in the Communist
dominated. B.C. division of the In-
ternational Woodworkers of Amer-
ica has focussed attention again on
Communist activities in Canada.
Too many Canadians are prone to
view lightly the dangers of Com-
munism here. Apparently one
hundred thousand dollars of union
funds ,is not accounted for and it
is charged that this was spent by
the Labor•ProgressiVe (Commun-
ist) leader in B.C.
All across Canada the campaign
sof the Communists — under the
'guise of the Labor Progressive
political party and under other
navies and in other ways—seeks to
confuse the people of Canada on
every, question related. to the de-
fence of our country. With almost
unbelievable hypocracy they speak
the language of the pacifists In op-
posing preparations for military
defence. They try in every way to
discredit the European recovery
pian because a starving Europe
would assist Communism there,
They seek to create suspicion be-
tween Canadians and our good
neighbors to the south.
Perhaps rightly, many believe
that their campaign will have lit-
tle effect on Canadians of Anglo-
Saxon or French descent. What
we might forget is that over one-
(puarter of our Canadians are of
continental European origin. Many
of them do 'not read our English
and French newspapers and hear
Only the Communist propaganda
which fills a great deal of the
newspapers put out in other
languages,
The Remedy
While there is an increasing
awareness of the Communist at-
tempts to undermine the moral of
Canadians, there is no general
agrobtnent on how to combat them.
it would appear that only a small
Minority of observers here believe
that this could be accomplished by
o'ntla*ing the party. It thrives
When underground. Many believe
that it steadydrve must be made
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against their e propagand*
onVitinii th giv+h their firs; ait+egi.
abbe to, a foreign doitytry!--Russia
-� hand thottfore forfeit every right
to Canadian citizenship.
Good News From Europe
"Despite all appearances to the
contrary, I feel much happier
about, things than when ,I arrived
here," the Canadian Prime Minis-
ter told the Canadiaan Press.
OCTOBER EVENING•
Autumn leaf 'and sunset ray
Seem alike to me to stay:
"Never need be glory gone
Till the crown of life be won."
These be happy. harbingers,
Spelling words like messengers:
"Age may be as fair as youth,
Olden grace is Nature's truth!"
Him be thanked who keeps the life
To the last with beauty rife—
Though the tree in strength decay -
Though there come the close of
day—
For, in pictured Nature5s moods,
Western rays on Autumn woods
Bring to ravished wonder's sight
Deepest tones of lambent light.
Is not this the book of God,
That he who rune may read this
word?
"While for thee pass all too soon
Spring's sweet morn and Summer's
OF THE
Two Fine
9:
tet
TIP TOP TAILO
LIMITED
noon,
Yet when Time unfolds the sere
It may shining colors wear.
And, as Autumn gilds the tree.
Age bring golden grace to thee!"
REV. A. H'INTON, Kippen.
Pure Food
Rigid legislation )backed up by
a widespread inspection service
helps keep Canada's food and rug
supply safe and unadulterated. Cit-
izens can do their part in protect-
ing themselves by reporting to
health authorities all instances of
impure or adulterated food or
drugs.
Sweet Stuff
Sugars and other sweets owe
their places in the diet to the pop-
ularity
ularity- of their flavor alone. 'Cod., ,
tr buting calories only, sugar cn ;
be replaced by other energy ods°-
with higher food' values. Cate: and
moderation as to quantity and,tmaee
of eating of sweets should .les.-e-x-
ercised.
Distance Does It
Eyeglasses which are satisfac
tory for ordinary :reading may not
be suitable for work at a. deskgr
bench. Reading glasses are design-
ed for use at a distance of 14 tn.'
16 inches and are of little help -'at
longer range. Glasses prescribed'
for the cororking distanco
relieve eyestrainrect wand- fatigue;:
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