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•at EVE -MAR STORE
SEAFORTH, ONT. PHONE 527-1690
WE SELL WELL KNOWN CANADIAN -MADE GOODS, Plus—
We Give You Outstanding Prices !
Come To the Store Where Your Dollar Buys More!
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Clothing for All School Age Boys and Girls'
1.O% DISCOUNT—Thurs,, Fri. and 'Sat., Sept, 2 -g - 4 Only ! , a'
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SAVING
LADIES ! — -Come and See Our, New Fall Dresses
30% TO 50% DISCOUNT ON ALL LADIES' AND- GIRLS'
SUMMER DRESSES, BLOUSES; SKIRTS, SLACKS, ...
DRESS COATS, CAR COATS, ETC.
BOYS' LINED JEANS - . - To Clear $1.99
Reg. $2.98 and $3.98 —, Sizes '8 to 18 — BARGAIN TABLE ,
LADIES' BANLON PULLOVERS - To Clear $11.99
R. $2.98 to $3.98 — Sizes 14 oto 20 — BARGAIN TABLE
ALL MEWS- 'WORK CLOTHES
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AGARd STArL. r 4
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Pauline Frances Stni}lete4,1*
came the bride of Ronald 4.a41e3
Agar in a ceremony performed;
in St. Patrick's Church, I;',nbJ,in}k
by the Rev. Remi Durand, in
a setting of -• summer flowers.
1Vlrs. John Nagle played the
Wedding music and the bride's
father gave her in- marriage.
Mr. .and Mrs. Edwin Stapleton,
Dublin, are the parents of the
bride, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Agar, Staffs:
The•' bride had chosen a floor -
length gown of white French
peau de faille for her wedding.
French Chantilly.lace fashioned
the bodice with its empfre waist-
line, scalloped scoop neckline,
trimmed with . tiny seed pearls
and three-quarter sleeves. A
chapel train with scalloped
Chantilly lace edging,fell from
a tailored. ' bow at the high
waistline over the gently cbn-
trolled skirt and her elbow -
length veil was held by a self -
rose. Red roses comprised the
bridal bouquet, while the at-
tendants carried bouquets of
pink and gold baby chrysanthe-
mums.
Miss Jo Anne Stapleton, Dub-
lin, cousin of the bride, was
mail of honor, and the groom's
sister, Miss Sharon Agar, Staf-
fa, was bridesmaid. Their floor -
length frocks of deep pink sheer
overlay on taffeta were styled
with empire waistlines and long
sleeves with trains flowing from
a bow at the `high waistline • in'
the back. They wore wedding
ring headdresses centred ' with
single roses and short veils.
William• Spence, Mitchell, was
his cousin's best man, and the
bride's brother, Michael Staple-
ton, Dublin, was usher.
Thewedding dinner was serv-
ed at the Legion Hall, Seaforth.
Guests attended from Montreal,
Detroit, Winnipeg, Galt, Sea -
forth, London, Chicago, New
York, Mitchell, Staffa and Dub-
lin.
Receiving; the bride, tnether
wore a dress, of pink brocaded
satin, white accessories an • a
.Forsage of pink carnations. As,
ststing, Mrs. Agar was frocked
In beige and brown embossed
taffeta with brown accessories
and yellow mums in corsnge.
Leaving for a trip to Nash-
ville, Tennessee, the bride wore
a pink wool - suit with harmoniz-
ing accessories and a cprsage
of pink and white mums. The
young couple will reside in Lon-
don.
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Sponsors Talk
Dr. A. . Rowe, ear, nese and'
throat sPecialist, Watford, an
swered'cjuestiona pn hay fever
ani other allergies on .the half'
hour program "Party Line" on
cl= Radio, Wingham,• recent
1.y. Huron and Perth Tuber-
culosis Asspciations, interested
in control of all respiratory dis-
eases, were the sponsors.
New.
Enghsi1 Double
Weather Is No
Problem For
Lady Bowlers
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UCW Plans
Fellowship
Gathering
The Seaforth Ladies' Lawn
Bowling Club has been active
this past two weeks, despite in-
clement weather, and winners
of the McLean trophy were a
rink skipped, by Mrs. Ida Close,
Rose Phillips, vice, and - Mary
Ann Phillips; leads Helen Con-
nell's rink was second, and
Marie Muir placed third.
Last Wednesday saw a good
turnout for the Whitney tro-
phy event, and a rink from
Goderich, skipped by Mrs.
Grace Scrimegeour, were ..the
winners;. Mrs. Du Val, of Wing -
ham, was second; Mrs. Marion
McLeod, of Goderich, third;
Mrs., Ida Close's rink, fourth,
and Ella Munroe's rink, fifth.
This Wednesday there was a
ladies' trebles in Wingham, and
Thursday evening we hope to
send several rinks to Mitchell
to a mixed trebles tournament,.
Courage doesn't consist in
feeling no fear, bait in conquer-
ing fear.
CONSTANCE NEWS OF THE WEEK
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Haverkamp and family
last Wednesday were: Mr. and
Mrs. John Haverkamp, Ralph
and Mary Ann, of Ridgetown,
and Mrs. John Haverkamp's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blakzyl,
of Helland.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Preszcator
and family spent last Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hill, of Crediton.
Miss Marie Harvey, ,-of Don'
Mills, spent last Friday and Sat-
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Lawson and John.
Mr. and Mrs. •Charles MacGre-
gor, of Chatham, spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross MacGregor.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hart,
of Brussels,pand Mr: and Mrs.
Fred Buchanan and family
spent Sunday at Grand Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Riley, Kim
and Gregory, and Mr. and •Mrs.
Robert Woods, Debbie and
Michelle, of Ajax, spent the
weekend with'their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Riley.
Rev. R. J,schanz conducted
a dedication service on Sunday
of three • Hymnaries in memory
of the late Mr. Joseph Riley,.,
on behalf of the United Church
Women and friends and neigh-
bors.
Visitors with Mrs. , Joseph -
Riley on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Ellwood, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Riley, of Clinton;
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cooper, of
Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Borden
Brown ,and Elaine, and also at-
tended the dedication service.,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack ' Donald,
Rob, Ian and - Barry - ,of Mid-
land,' Mich, spent 'the weekend
with Mrs. Robert Jamieson. and
Mr. and Mrs. James Jamieson
and Susan.
Mrs. 'William Le Sauder, Jim-
my and l3rian, of Stratford,vis-
ited with Mrs. Le Sauder's
mother, Mrs. Robert Jamieson,
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Glousher
and Karen, of. Blyth, spent St -
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Dale and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas• Flynn,
of Seafo h, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. ilbur Jewitt and
family on Sunday evening..,
Mr. and Mrs. Reg Lawson at-
tended die CNE on Wednes-
day. -
Messrs. Ron and Gary Jew-
itt and Ken Scott, Blyth, left
Thursday for New York, where
they will visit the World's Fair
before Gary and Ken sail for
England on Sept. 8th.
SEPTEMBER SPECIALS 1
Please Bring. This Coupon
Engine Tune -Up
Complete tests and ,adjustments by spe-
cialists for better performance and econ-
om.y.
40
$795 most models
parts extra
Undercoating
Protects against corrosion. Helps quiet
road noises.
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$ 1540 material' inclulded
Free! Lubrication
and Inspection
with oil change
Ldbrication to factory specifications and
'a ' report of . your car's mechanical condi-
tion . . no charge with this coupon.
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Seaforth Motors .
Dial 527-1750 -- Seaforth
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SUL,.T
Made • fan new 'Rig, flat knits and
tweed' effects, in .blue, brown, green,•
gold and heather tones.' Sizes 10 to •
Two and Three -Piece Styles '
BUDGET PRICED- AT •
29.95 to 39.95
Rev. August Meacham, well
known for his unique presenta-
tion of Bible study, will lead a
day . of, -Christian Fellowship at
Goderich summer school Satur-
day, Sept. 11, from 10 a.m. to
3:30 p.m.
The event has been arranged
by the executive of Huron Pres-
byterial UCW, and is open .to.
laymen as well as women.
Those .attending are asked to
bring a Bible and a box lunch.
Beverage will be provided.
KIPPEN
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Golding
visited Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Long.
The West. End
HAT SHOP ,
Making and '• Remodelling
Hats to suit your costume
Come and See Our Lovely,
Stock of Fall Hats -
53 Essex -St. - .Goderich
Phone 524-9134
— OPEN EVENINGS
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Donlihioh
FIRE RESISTIVE
insulated
FILING CABINETS
Underwriters'
approved
Fite Protection
• for vital
business
documents.
Legal and letter
size in 4, 3 and
2 drawer models..
Push button
drawer -
controls .
Unique locking
arrangement
and many •
other features.
SEE THEM TO -DAY AT:
The Huron Expositor
SEAFORTH
First Showing of.
- New Winter
COATS.
All -wool imported coatings, chamois
interlined, lavishly furred with mink,
+}v 4 tox or squirrel.
High Fashion, High Quality At
Down -to -Earth Values!
69.95 to 145.00
SEE THEM TO -DAY !
NEW FALL DRESSES
Each day brings a further ship-
ment of new "one -of -a -kind" Fall
dresses.
Drop in frequently to look around.
You're sure to find the one you want.
Misses', Women's and
Half Sizes
One and Two -Piece Styles
Priced at .
14.• 95 to.,. 39.95
p.
FINAL CLEARANCE !
SUMMER COTTON DRESSES
The last of our Summer rang▪ e by Leo
Danal that sold, in season, up to 12.95.
Buy them now at this crazy price!•Size
range incomplete, so please hurry!
5.0
Stewart Bray.
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DELAY
We are buying at
competitive prices
• Wheat ,.
• Corn
• Oats
It Beans
• Barley
• ,Flax
MIXED GRAIN
At per Ton $42,00
We invite you to contact us
, before you sell.
B & W Aerator and Dryer $800O
SPECIAL - Regular $86.50; NOW ONLY • • • ;
OPNOTCH FEEDS
LIMITED .
PHONE 527-1910
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