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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday June 17, 18, 19
(DOUBLE BILL)
CHAS. COBURN JOAN BENNETT
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"Col. Effingham's Raid"
A righteous eccentric turns his fire on the
mechinations of local polititions.
JOHN CARROLL MARSHA HUNT
In
"A Letter For Evie"
A lot of fun in the slapstick manner.
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ST. HELENS
SUNDAY, JUNE 16th
IS FATHER'S DAY
Remember him this year with
A "BACHELOR" SET- in smart maroon and
grey box ........ ...$1.00-$4.00
"SEAFORTH FOR MEN-in crockery containers
from Scotland, single pieces $1.50
sets ... $3.00-$4.50
"GAYLORD" FOR MEN-is new and attractive.
Each piece, lotion, talc and bowl styled to
match-singles $1.50, sets $3.00-$4.50
"GUARDSMAN" FOR MEN-Each piece a minia-
ture guard in red and black. Singles $1.50
Sets $3.00-$4.50
SMOKERS' SUPPLIES and SUNDRIES
Always acceptable and pleasing.
BILLFOLDS in many styles and at various prices.
The FATHER'S DAY CARDS appeal to a man's
taste and the stock is stqcomplete.
BE SURE TO SEE THEM AT
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CARPENTERING
Repair Work
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We now have in stock a
selection of players from
$1500'
25 and 60 cycle
They will increase the enjoy-
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by enabling you to play at any
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Serving You Since 1935
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For The Present Watches Only
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SEE MR. S. LINDER, of Kitchener, well-known
FOOT SPECIALIST and MANUFACTURER of
FEATHERWEIGHT ARCH SUPPORTS
who will be at my store to give relief to those
suffering from Foot Ailments, for Two Full Days)
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'NATIONAL CLOTHING DRIVE June 17 to 29
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"SHOES FOR ALL ME FAMILY"
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HANDKERCHIEFS-Fine Arrow Lawn 25c
Colored bordered .25c
▪ SWIM TRUNKS - Woollen - Satin finished or
cotton twill $2.50 and $2.98
Summer Slacks
for Sport or Dress
Tweeds, Cords, Twills or Flannel . . $5.25 to $11.95
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BRACES - in clear Plastic or all Elastic Webb
$1..00 and $1.50
BELTS-Plastic, clear or colored, and Leather, in
narrow or wide $1.00 and $1.50 • stActi
KING DEPT. STORE
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A humorous comedy of a family attempting to
adjust itself to a returned serviceman.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev, J. N. H. Norton, Pastor
Sunday, June 16, 1946
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FATHER'S FATWEIVS DAY
BLUEVALE
The community Hall was the scene
of a happy event on Monday evening,
when a large number of friends gath-
ered to honor William Blackmore and
his bride, the former Miss Lois Elliott.
A complimentary address was read by
'A. D.Smith and Mrs. Carl Johnston
made the presentation of a purse of
money. Mr. Blackmore made a suit-
able reply.
The evening was spent in dancing
to music supplied by Messrs. Lloyd
Warwick and Wm. Dietman, Mrs.
Dietman and Mrs. Carl Johnston.
Mr, and Mrs. Blackmore leave this
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week for their home in Toronto.
Louis B. Duff of Welland, was guest
speaker at the dinner tendered Bruce
County Council by Kincardine Cham-
ber of Commerce • this Wednesday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. Duff spent a
couple of lays at his home here.
BELGRAVE
The Ladies' Guild of the Anglican
Church met at the home of Mrs. H.
Perdue, on Thursday, June 6th. The
meeting was opened by singing a hymn
and with prayer by Rev. John Hen-
derson. Mrs, R. Higgins was in charge
of the programme. Mrs. Henderson
read the scripture lesson and Mrs.
Win. Brydges gave a paper on "An
Every Day Creed." A reading entit-
led "If" was given by Audrey Brad-
burn, The roll call, My Favorite
Hobby. The president, .Mrs. Wade,
took charge of the Meeting for a short
business discussion, An atictionsale of
miscellaneous articles followed and'
was quite a success. The meeting was
closed with a hymn and prayer, Lunch
was served by the hostess.
l3ricld won front Bodtnin at Brick on
Tuesday night, Stoneschool defeated
Marnoch 19-17 at Marnoch. On Fri-
day night at Beigrave the Stoneschool
defeated' Belgtave 4-1 in an •exciting
game.
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3 4 6 Belgrave
3 3 6 Brick
3 3 6 Marnoeh
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Miss Lois Kelly, London, with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Kelly.
Miss Dorothy Wade spent the week-
end with friends, in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Montgomery and
children of London, with Mrs, Wm,
Cole.
United Church W.M.S. and W.A.,
The two United Church Women's
Societies met in the basement of the
church on Wednesday afternoon at
Utl o'clock With a good attendance,
Mrs. Charriney conducted the Worship
service, Leaders hi the Imaginary
trip through the Home Mission Fields
wore Virg, Earl Anderson, Mrs, Jas.
Michie, Mrs. li,obt. Nicholson and Mrs,.
H. Procter, A quilting was planned for
next Thrusday and bale was packed
at the home of the Itipply Secretary,
Sunday, June 16 I me-
Make Dad a Star for a Day!
Songs are written about gother and artists paint
her, but who glamorizes, DAD? We touch him for
a loan, take his paper and kid him a lot, but he has
a special place in our heart-and for one day, make
him the star.
Suggestions to Please Dad
SPORT JACKET, in tweed, plain or check, $16.50
to $22.50
Twill All-Weather SPORT JACKET, fawn, $9.95
Corduroy Belted Model SHORT COAT, wine or
brown $9.95
Neckwear
RICH FABRICS and SPARKLING DESIGNS
$1.00 - $1.50 - $2.00
Women's Institute
Historical Research, Home, Mrs.
Norman Walsh; Convener, Mrs. Nor-
man' Walsh; Roll Call, Name an old
settler in either East Wawanosh
Morris, who held an office and what
the office was; Music, Mrs. James
Michie; Address, Mrs. Oster, .Blyth.
Lunch Committe„ Mrs. H. Procter,
Mrs. J. M. Coultes, Mrs. G. Higgins.
FREE DELIVERY
AT
Smith's Economy Food Store
Magic Fresh Ground
Baking Powder, 1 lb. tin ......27c REX COFFEE. lb. .......49c
Pat-A-Pan Smith's Four O'Clock
Pastry Flour, 24 lb. bag 79c BLACK TEA, V2. lb. • 40c
Mild CANADIAN COLOURED CHEESE, lb. 35c
MAPLE LEAF RELISH CHEESE, 1/2 lb. 21c
OLD CANADIAN WHITE CHEESE, lb. . . .39c ..--
RIVERBANK 2,
BARTLETT 4C
PEARS
20 oz.. tin 2 tins to each coupon
Heavy ZINC
JAR RINGS, doz. .29c
Heavy Grade /Zed
Rubber'Rings,. 4 doz. 25c
CHAMP-THE MAGICAL CLEANER, pkg. 10c
WOODBURY'S FACIAL SOAP, 3 cakes .23c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 tins 21c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Size 288 ORANGES, doz, ,,....43c I 96's GRAPEFRUIT -.4 for 29c
IMPORTED FIRM RIPE TOMATOES, 2 lbs. 39c
RAD/SIIES, LETTUCE, CABBAGE, LEMONS, CELERY ONIONS CUCUMBERS
RATION COUPONS VALID THURSDAY, JUNE 13th, BUTTER Not. RI to R11SUGAIZ-,,Nos., SI to 814
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See Reid and. See Right
Make Appointments
WITH-
DAVID CROMPTON
Jeweller - Phone 59
For Eye Examination
R. A. Reid; R. O.
Eye Specialist
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The June meeting of the Women's
Institute was held in the community
Hall on Thursday evening with the
men as guests for the program. Mrs.
Archie Aitcheson the president, was in
the chair. It was decided to discontin-
ue the quiltings until September. Mrs.
Elwood Barbour was appointed as del-
egate to the District Annual meeting to
beheld in Auburn on June 21st. She,
Mrs. A, Aitcheson, the president and
Mrs. E. W. Rice, the District Repre-
sentative, will represent the St. Helens
branch. Mrs.Gordon McPherson gave
a reading, "Down on our Party Line".
Mrs. Rice sang a solo and Mrs. Mc-
Kenzie Webb gave a reading, "Mod-
ern Men." Rev. M. G. Newton gave
a very interesting lantern lecture
showing many pictures of beauty spots
in Canada, at the conclusion lunch was
served with Mrs. Gordon McPherson,
Mrs. McKenzie Webb and Mrs. W, A.
Miller as hostesses.
The ladies of the St. Helen's school
section were guests at the Junior Red
Cross meeting held in the school on
Friday afternoon. Lois Webb, the pre-
sident, presided over the interesting
program of choruses, solos, recitations
and dialogues. Lunch was served by
the pupils after which work was done
by the children under the supervision
of the teachers, Mr. James Coulter
and Miss Beatrice McQuillin was
shown. Mrs. Harold Gaunt was the
winner of a magazine rack made by
the boys.
Mr. Alex Purvis and his wife who
has recently arrived from overseas,
were guests of honour at a gathering
of friends and neighbours in the Com-
munity Hall, on Friday evening.. After
lunch, Mr. Wilfrid McQuillin read an
address and Mr. J, D. Anderson made
the presentation of a purse of money,
Mr. Purvis made a suitable reply after
which all joined in singing For they
are jolly good fellows. Music for the
dancing was provided by 'Miss Os-
borne and Mr, Austin Martin,
Mrs.- W. E. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs:
W. I. Miller, Mr, and Mrs. Gordon
Miller, Mrs. T, J. Salkeld, Mrs. Jimmy
Boyle, Miss Helen Salkeld, Mr. Law-
rence Salkeld, Mr. and -Mrs. W. A.
Miller, Mrs. T. J. Todd, and Ann, Mrs.
T. J. ilson and Terry, attended the
annual Salkeld re-union lield at the
Lion's Park, Seaforth, on Saturday.
Miss
the
Newton of Wheatley,
spent the holiday week-end with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs, M. 1 G. Newton.
Services in the United Church next
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Mrs. J. A. Geddes, visits to sick and
shut-ins were reported and offering
taken.
Mrs. Robt. Coulter, president of the
W.A. presided and reads Scripture les-
son and the Lord's Prayer was repeat-
el in unison. Several items of unfinish-
ed business were dealt with and clear-
ed away and th meeting closed with
the Mizpah Benediction.
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Ungraded PEAS, 2 27c
Robin Hood Quick Cooking
OATS, 5 lb. bag . -29c
Aylmer Choice DICED BEETS
or CARROTS
2 tins for 25c
Show starts evenings at 8 p,m., Saturday, 7.45 p.m.
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2.30 p.m.
Thursday, Friday, Saturday June 13, 14, 15
ROBT. BENCHLEY NANETTE PARKS
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Sunday will commence at 11.15 Stand-
ard Time as usual.
Mr. and Mrs, Hector McGregor and
daughter,Margaret, Mr,. and Mrs. Phil-
lip Wright and daughter, Phyllis, of
Texas, Mr, and Mrs, Prod McGregor
of Kintail, Mrs. Murdoch McGregor
and Miss Katharine McGregor of
Lucknow, were guests of Mr, and Mrs.
George Stuart on Saturday,
BLYTH .
Kilpatrick-At ClintOn Hospital, on
Saturday, Jne 8th., to Dr, and Mrs,
Kilpatrick, a son,
Taman-At Clinton Hospital, on Sat-
urday, June 8th,, to Mr, and Mrs. Wes-
ley Tainan, a daughter.
Hamilton-At Clinton Hospital, on
.Saturday, June 8th., to Mr. and Mrs,
Norman Hamilton, a son.
The Young People of Walton, put
on their play, The Life of Riley in the
Memorial Hall on Monday, to a good
crowd.