The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-11-06, Page 3•
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ONE-181UNI) tE
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TEE YEAR,.
NO, 45 '
I3usiness Directory
bj..K. HUNT/WU , .
..Barrister, Etc.
Royal Baz Bldg.
Hamilton Street, Goderich
Phone 968.
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CHARTEREDACCOUNTANTS
W. CEC1L ATTRIDGE. -.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Phone No.—Office 343W house 343J
Goderich.
R.
; O. McOANN,
ri Accountant
Clinton, Ontario
Phone 476J Albert Street
ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING
A. Betties Heads
Holstein Bleeders
Meeting of Ilurou County Club
Told of Progress of the
``Placll;
and Whites'''
CLINTON,•
Oct. 31: — The Huron
County" Holstein -Friesian Club held its
annual .lueeting last night in the board
b
room' of the agricultural office in
Clinton. J. E., 'Terry, field marl for
Western Ontario of the Holstein -
Friesian Association of Canada, • ad.:'
dressed the meeting. lie _said that
of the ten counties of Ontario in the
ssuc.iktiuu only two, Iluron and Perth,
have shown a steady increase in mem-
bers in the last four years and that
the Huron branch (sus shown au in-
crease, in prize money from $300 to
$550 •in, the -same years. He spoke of
the good work of the calf club, stating
:that the club hags shown an increase
in membership of 100 per cent. ove
last year. At the Holstein-lfriesian
show at Loddon last spring, Mr. Terry
reported, the Huron Branch. was sixth
in the number of cattle showing and
Sixth out of ten in- the amount of
cash prizes received.
L. Learning .of Walton introduced the lllc end all grades ill nue classroom or lu a
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST M
GiOD 'a IC T,NT'A IO,,,,T 3[ ,TR DA.Y, NOVEMBER 6th, 1947
PiOAl%D �.o tat�:�►�.�► f�i i I'I(L`TQ➢IwIs31 STI�>���' ►� ��.�.
GODERICR PUBLIC SCHOOLRa , a _ I a�yo Q y® Qp i Iuells t� 11ISSi.OnarY Society of Victoria,
r 1 l l°l 1. Pot ce !
street et; U°Ilited (hurl was hejd On Tues-
.
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• • I i modated for halt the regular tinie'at fiat' afternoon at the home of �lrr . Fred.
. 1'lifs is the first of fuer ctrtfcler� sub- the A'c,llegiatta Yuailttlu;tl Training and - Wilson, Mucks street, with. a1 tAg;k:
witted by theUutlerf(tii Public :it°gruel
Home; I+:t utlutul�,a. Grade 7 bus been Goderich toB▪ e Unit in Sy t ► attendance. Mrs. Obert Good. too
i ,le of (ode_ deprived of aril valuable training, and
Now Being Established I Charge of the dei otional exercises,
Bdard in order that the pe(I it is probable that in Se pteutbet Gratte•
rich may be fully informed regarding 8 also will be denied this experience in Ontarioafterfter which the president, Mrs. (leorge.
may
Baechler, presided over the business.
plans fotthe new public school.
For several yOars the )'ui,lic: Sellout
Board has been aware of the serious
and increasing ,need "for extezfsive iip-
provemeut in the public schuul aeeom-
laudtttiutl. Wal time conditions have
delay ed' action ; but the time has come
when steps to meet the Most urgent
}feeds Must be takkCu.
- A careful survey of the present situ -
Atha', reveals these' facts.
The- town of Goderich with u popula-
tion of 4746 and a public school assess-
ment "of $2,599;207 has 003 pupils en-
rolled in the public school:.
Sixty-two 'kindergarten pupils at-
tend the double -kindergarten class held
its the Anglican parish hall. Thedae-
comluodatiou here is reasonably stills,.
'factory oil a- temporary basis, although
the ,t.•hildren and - teachers havevyno
contact with either of the schools to
which these children went in Septem-
ber.- The resu.it is that the pU.pils lose
a valuable part of the kindergarten ex-
perience in' nut having a chance to
bec(rme 21t (•tlhtome(I to le c
through lack of accirnluludittiuu.
Mrs. hardy reported the' o cotttmunity •
In Victoria :School, 323 pupils are '1PUit() \ 1(),, :\'`u' ..I.- _1'ul1ce efficiency
friendllfli cutnmitt 'e had made 44
enrolle4d. This building was' built in throughout ()iitario will be •tremeud' beige uud 23 hospital calls during the
1910. It requires. a complete rewiring
ously increased in the tle�t few weeks month. •y1ts. I3at�cltfer and' Mrs. Wm.
job and Alessi lights t iroughout. hei by the introduction of a.uesv sail pulellt•i1'etet'S gave brief reports, 013 the Pres --
the entorcr,Iiletlt Weapon,
the Utltatiu' by'tel'ial convention ,, held i13 North
street church last week. The Eureka
l'rovinclal iwliee rotutnlliii(•atio115 class presided over the program, which
system. 'fire network of police radii! ` followed., Mrs. H.. Phillips- "led in
stations, now being Installed at various prayer and airs. Byron 1 RIsotr •gave
district. heudquurters, will form a coil- a Thanksgiving Scripture lesson, and
plete radio link throughout Southern Mrs. Percy Harker a reacting entitled,
"Thanksgiving Ann." Mrs. Feed Will-
,. sou entertained with itistrutuental
Rated by experts as the,iargest and solos, Mrs. II. Sanderson, gave an
most .modern police.rildio'setup en the interest tlg"t.all( on the.study••boek, tell-
North.Aureriean continent, the Ontario ing of the translation of the Bible,
tletwurk willvelltually serve a fleet Intci the - language of the Dakota
of 300 radio -operated police cl utsern•. Indians. The next fleeting' wi,l1 be
r
Police at all 'times will be in c.uuatallt 'held in the church➢ttild the ell'rtiun '3)Y
touch with district heudtiuurters, pf r -.officers will take place.: Rev.,i.. J.
miffing speedy. ,tuubilizattuu of tllc; 'Turner closed the meeting with prayer.
force.
The new 'radio facilities will enuhle
the Provincials police to patrol thous.- in Ontario, eliminating eavesdropping.
ands u,t square miles of.territory, with , Goderich to Be reit in System
'almost as Illuclt ease els we once pulict,d ' Among the statiolis to Ile set up wilL.
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heating system is worn out and trust
be replaced. The eight classrooms are
good standard rooms - with adequate
cloakroom space in each. The room
formerly, used. as a kindergarten is 134 w
serving as an Opportunity Classroom'.
For this purpose it is unkuitable. •
Pupils attending victoria School
have the advantage of ample play:
ground spftce. As in the cure of Central
School, they have no music rooln, no
r m
library, no gymnasium, nZ' auditoria ,
and no Manual Training or- Home
Grade 7.
Lcuflulilici; for
In neither school is there a pTitt-
cipal's office where pureuts.tnay discuss
with the principal, privately, problems
relating to the education of • their
children.
In both schools; it is' necessary at
present to have music instruction -fur
Lt CGOUN'L`LNG BOOKKEEPING the next- speaker, _ LeRoy G. Brown,
SERVICE agricultural.. representative for, Huron
- For Small Businesses, Stores, Etc. county. Air. Brown reminded the
Bookkeeping Systems Installed. members that `'the next six months
Books- Balanced Monthly . we ill Ontario and Canada are going
Financial Statements to see otje of the most tense, periods
Wage Sumina,riles ' we have had in some tinge." Mr.
Business and Personal Income Tax Brown said the farmers of Ontario
Returns
and Canada must stand together to
ALBERT SHORE - - meet the, situation and that the
i (nice :Corner .North St. and Square fanners should farm Mere ilrt�eiisively
Phone 975. Residence ,., ..( SAA. land nbw itaul'er cultivation,
P,-
.
Elected
- The election of officers was held -with
Mr. Learning as chairman. A nomin-
atiolrrolnmittee consisting of the fast -
,presidents ..was appointed and their
.INSURANCE
1111,CKiLLOP *UT -UAL-- FIRE . IN-
SURANCE GO. -Farm and iso-
lated town property insured. a
Officers — President, Frank .141c -
Gregor, Clintttin,.,,R,R, 5; Vice -President,
Chris. Leouhardt, Bornholm, R.R. -1;
Manager and Secretary -Treasurer, M.
A. Reid, Seaforth.
Directors—Frank McGregor, Clinton ;
Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm ;, S. H.
Whitmore, 1'L1L 3, Seaforth W. R.
Archibald, R.R. 4, Seaforth Harvey.
Tlttller, R.R. 2, Goderich; E. J. Tre-
wartha, R.R. 3, Clinton; John H. Mc -
Ewing; R.li. 1,•Blyth; Iriugh..( .iexaz�(ler,
R.R. 4, Walton ; J. L. Ma -lone, R.R. 5,
Seaforth,
Agents—John E. Pepper, Brudefield,
George A.Watt, Blyth, R.R.1;
- FT` , y litKerc r;- Dublin; R.li. ' 1-;
J. F.-Prueter, Brodhagen.
Poliey-holders can make all pay-
ments and get their cards receipted .a.t
the Royal Bank, Qlinton ; Calvin Cutt's
Grocery, -Kingston SLI'eet, Goderich, or
4. 11. Reid's General Store, 3aylield.
11111.11116
MEDICAL
DR. F. J.' R. FORSTER, EYE, EAR,
NOSE, THROAT
Late House Surgeon New York
Ophthaliuic and Aural -hospital, assist-
ant at ,loorelield Eye Hospital and
-Golden Square Throat Hospital,
London, England.
EYES TESTED, GLASSES.
SUPPLIED
58 Waterloo Street S., Stratford.
Telephone 267.
Neat visit Bedford Hotel, vuderiCh,
Wednesday, Nov. 26th, 1947, at p.m.
till 4.30 p.m.
CHIROPHdtOTOH AND DRUGLESS
THERAPIST
Goderich, Phone 341
'OFFICE HOURS
&Ion. & Thurs.-1) to 11.30 a.m.
'2 to 5 p.m. (only)
Tues. & Fri. -:-9 to 11.30 a.m.
2 to 5 pan. and 7 to 8 °p.m.
W'ed• & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m. (only)
Mineral fume baths by appointrnent
only.
A. N. ATKINSON
51 South St.
- Registered under Drugless Practitioners
Act for the Province of Ontario.
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A. L. COLE
Optometrist --Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
Geo. G. Ma•cEwan
Fire, Accident and Moto')' Car
Insurance
OFFICE --,MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PRONE 230 GORERICH
F. • T. • Armstrong
OPTICIAN and OPTOMETRIST
Square._ 6oderih
"See Armstrong and See Bett(�lr'
At Lucicuow first Friday of
each month.
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INSURE IN St../PE
INSURA' E-
CONFEDIRATION LIFE
WIND. CAR,
FIRE—Preferred rates for
preferred' risks.
- ACCIDENT & SICKNESS
Consult r.
JOHN FARB SH
Phone 82-13 Dungannon
cie
routine of a large school. The Public
School Board pays :100 per month
fur this tetiltiorary-kindergarten accom-
modation. e
In Cent rl1.l School., 218 pupils - are
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BLUE
RIBBON
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hall wher'0 the piano is available. This a ten -mile area, according to nuc he London t:"cr(1 wattt I • 11 ,13)d5tuc'k t (,0 °
requires much curtllnutiuu, shifting of (illic•ial. •"Sometimes," he said, "it- watt I, :�t. .,'1'hunls 1 leu s�;ttt 1 i)tl(1
classes and loss of,time. fuel;, 115 beers to Mobilize our furci'. Saruiir (;t>asvahtl, covering
3)) the t3)►rXttic'l
llauy classes in both sch(iul5 are n iul' )'mel=geuc;y, NOW the same thing; of Middlesex. Oxford, Elgin awl( lamb
Over -crowded. 'The enrolment in Grade
(ha u' ire accomplished in nlilfutes," ,:
1 is over forty in each school. Teachers 1 Ion `Mount Forest (2 )u wittt I . (,uellrh
01llolled• This-build•i11g is.11inety years Mable tU riff the llel'l'SS113 m-
old
11 Dotlimates at Receiving Points ((;O t�'att 1, h'ltl'hl'flet' teeO Byatt 1, �tra�-
are u b
alcl'. t1 is i111ite nusuti 1113. gl for ,° to so many children and 'Pile s3'st011rris 11`reliltemt'nt upon tllf fure ((1(l Watt- l, 1((14 i•il•1i Wel Watt),
clis'idtiul lu lI
further use u5 a schthi the lighting; .s tlt5 in • more failures than- frequency mucltilation unit'. de' V(491)(1.1 \.\':1ike •ton ((i) watt t. Ovven Sound
thi's results,.
is exceedingly pour, three of the class sv,ug utter='tinder lea crussded cult during tri)' war. 1':.11 eliminates anti( t(a► watt I. fur the comities of \\`piling
class-
rooms are fitted with old, stationary, c �' c I and permits the •trunge•t signal to toll, \1'-ilt('rluu, Perth, Ilurou, Bruce
ditiwls.•. � •
double desks in pour condition ; the lit1.1•i11g Iha last three wears, the- en- 1 dominate ally one receiving -lx►iut,, -?ind Grey.,
toilet accummodut)eil is far-' below
r rolment in the public schools hits in- 1 cutting out all other calls until cental f
standard 30111reuleuts; the heating, creased to. Such an extent that it has 'has been disc.untivue(1.
5y5tt'tll 1R worn out and inadequate,
: bee11 necessary to 'open two new class- ('01(111)lllli('ittion ('illi 1)e ('i►1'l•le(1 Ont 3)11 '
1 '
playground nucl space' is net nearly 5011-• rooms, 11 seems probable that au ad- 41 four-way syaetn--station to station, I
licient for the number .of Glens en ditiu11al du sruuilt witT111se to be Iiru,aatiuu to car. Ilir to aatiun and Car.
rolled;(11(1 • c lti of mS .need redecorating
n vide(' in September. l'uu a sui[ublt to cur, providing the ma ximniil
'.174 set til of thein are 111) itahle irl dace where pupils will have education- efficiency in police work. Provincial,
size and shape; : there is no cloakroom
i 1 1 lull
al facilities be found. in Goderich? , police headquarters lit Queen's fuck
accommodation ventilation i5 ba(1' "'hut will it cost'!• will also 110(1114;1111 direct'1•untac•t with
windows are loose and noisy. Black A careful study of these existrug the network. s •
boards are inadequate; narrow •stair -
'a SerlUl1' $re (•011(litiuns will reveai :40141e of the dif- 111 toli,jlllnction . i(tli t1(3 t('l(113 1 )(,io
i,1
1111/ 1 and halls present, tic•ulties. under which the Board and set -u4): the 1111„ 1 1
hazard; The pupils attf udiltg ths the 'Teachers JitiVe been wol'king dui.- also I)eiug 1113ugtirated at the various
school have no music teem, no library,lug recent years and still indicate the .headquarters. Each despatcher 'Will
no gymnasium, no • auditorium; i111C1 (114,1iit 1leces5•it4 of providing, ((((tin- have a map r of -his district. situst•iug all
r
this year only Grade.8 ca 11. be accom-
modation which will give the.children the ti (111) ar,ter1)'. yilf (,.,(.• towns,
of Goderich educational opportunities eiti05 :Ind ()tiler°strategic points, on a
comparable 13) thus( av 1111ul,le ,else-- —11011 franiewol•k., IIalf-bolo• 1) )511 i(111
where.reports from the cruisers still permit
the' dt'spatc•h$r 13) •11)3)3)' n)n(101 C1.11k'r,
on'.the'111)11)5 Into•ihcti.r. po:41,,i1)115 elf the
'St, George's Church \Women's (Guild tip(' of the reports.
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DONALD B. BL'.":
EXPERIENCED) AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties of Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
Jor. information apply to J. N.
Kernig l an, Division Court Clerk.
Goderich. Ont: .
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence pl•omptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can .be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 203, Clint6n.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.. 19tf
HAROLD JACKSON,.
1,TCENSED 'AUCTIONEER:
HURON AND PERTH,
For iormation, etc.. write
111.8. 4, Seaforth; or phone (col-
lect) Seafnrth. or 867. Goderich.
CAPITALTFiEATY?
Ndw—`Northwest Trail,'' in color; and "Danny Boy." the tale of a.dog.
Monday, Tuesday and 'Wednesday -Adult Entertainment.
--lrostti#ttg Zit excepUtnai,(lolil►lt' 18111 Wt= pre=Sent it nni(tne drrt'ma woven
of adventure, intrigue, excitement -anti romance
"THE 'UVEB"
Starring—Edmund-O'ilrien, Ella Raines, William Bendix
cent Price a
and as the other half, a new eiinlne star in a tiptop story
"MY DOG SIIEp
and Vin -
With Lanny Rees, Tom Neal and William I+'arnumn
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—
GENE AUTTRY, Peggy Stewan'•t and William Henry
With the singing ('ass'('ounty Boys in a riling, fighting, typiclti Autry
• story of the wide and rugged West
"TRAIL RAIL TQ SAN ANTONE"
Matinees --Wed., Sat., and Holidays at 2.30 p.m.
Coming—Gene Tierney, in "The `Ghost and Mrs. Muir."
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nominations were all ace ptecl by the
ineniber's. • The.. retiring pre}3i(Ient is
1Villihni " Sparks, Baytiel(, who has
held the office- for the -last two year's.
Thi, 1948 officials are : President, A.
L3ettles, 1 :'R, 2, ll�aytield ; 1st vice-
president,. Ross M&ii' h1i1I; Kirktoni.
2nd vice-president,Howard,Trewart11i1,
Clinton.; secretary' -treasurer, Ilumt'
Clinton,ton, R.11..5, Goderich. The North
lIuron. directoirs are Al il1lain 00W and
('lens Galbraith; Central ilium' direc-
tors, . L. Baxter- and C �Ii, (,utid1e`' tory fur the remainderremainderof the Year
South Huron; \. Stunlake and Roy tine letter of special intt'1'i'�t to the'
I 1ie111hers from 31rs. Palmer irrYd hiss
.�gric til llitls, wits read. prt'sidei)t
t11411114eet Ghe mcmi,ers for their help
and co-operation at the farewell banban-
quogiven jointly with the -\V..\. '11
(►ctob11 for the four valued, 'members
1 leic3iug° to make their homes in Eng
10ud,•)l:unely, M;r . 1'alluer. hiss Mills.
AIi's. Brown and \lis-llr(i\v11. tihe .
espl'esScd regret at ' t1it loss of, so
manyny members inial wished-.4hem hei illi
and hapf)iue.s iu their lien' homes.
Since t he 3)ct61ter n►c_('tjilg- two 11,110
n)0luhet•s have left town, Mrs..1'.
'1'111(1(41(lell going 1d, ('hathlrlii and firs. .1.
8. Phil( (o 'Toronto. 11(1411'svere ss'III10g
svork'rs 11 (I will be,.. greatly •missed
by tl1'''Guild. flans have been made
far an afternoon tett . and hone bake
sale to be lield..shorlly at the rectory.
Conveners fort11e,te14 art' llrs. 'I'. Legg.'
Mrs.('. Slatlifolilr;(11(1-•ylr .'
Miss ll. M01a1ry and Mrs. R. Needham
still l,:tye, charge o1' the fancywork anti
home. hake table. It wiis deckled to
have :1 kitchen shower at the December
Ho't'ting. The captains Of the groups
ha ve ,bi')'n asked to firing in theit' col-
lections
ul- .�
lect 1(u)s it t the 1e,Xt meeting. friss
..C. )t(•(1usiiill gave an interesting talk
on her work with the Children's .\i(i
Society, and this \1•as much enjoyed by-
all.
y
all. Mrs. Williams moved a tut)' of,
thanks to th1' speaker. '1'111' meeting 1
closed \with prayer. .\ft1.111nol)`(0a WIN
Iser1V0cl by Mrs. Williams':illiWilliams':3Irs. Gold-
thorpe and Mrs. 11. llunday.
ST.' GEORGE'S "ra�'OMEN'S GUILD -
fMet 011 ' 'Pllesdtty�: fur 111e11' regular sin( toils will outside the \iii()'
rlt
out111a mef tin r. " ' i11'1''" seas a ,gou(1 101nd lls)'d by., ord.' rt' r)')'('iviltg celsI
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..attendance,..attendance,\s=itll four yi.itui" "ITIt(, "'�"
) resi tent: Mrs. 11. L;. 'L lchl)ul tle,'� 111')' ,
sided and 'the Scripture lessen sins
read by Airs. ifundo3. Several letters1
of thanks were lead 0, lir,. 15. \\'ilmat,
Whet .11115 taken over the duties Of were
Mfwl5ride. Howard Trewartha was
named to represent the club u 1 the
Huron 4:polity. Federation of
torn for the year.
A
s
ENJOY PEACE OF NIIND
and freedom from financial
losses by insuring today.
TALK IT OVSR TODAY . WI`TH
'GORDON JEWELL -
R.R. 6, .Goderich
Phone C'ar'low 21-R-4.
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J. W. CRA!GLE
INSURANCE
and `
REAL ESTATE
PHONE 24
FRIGYDAIRE.
COMMERCIAL SAI.E1
, , ANI) SERVICE.
Phone 1098 or Write
MANlING
Refrigeration Service
50 tT.igin Ave., Goderich
REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES.
INSURANCE
Auto --Fire 'Liability
Sterling Trust
R. ' T. KILPATRICK
R.R. 7, Lueknow
'Phone -77M. 777R_ Uu11annon.
WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS
.— Bus Schedulo Now 'In Effect —
To' LONDON , To STRAT10RD
7.45 a.m. 7.45 a.m.
12.15 p.m. 12.15 .p.m.
4.15 -p.m. 4.15 p.m. -
8.15 . p.m.
Bus for London leaves at 7.00 a.m. on
Saturday and Monday only'.
4un(days tend. holidays the 12.15 bus
goes to Stratford only.
Coninectionk at C1)nton for London,
Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton,' Pori
Elgin and Owen Sonind.
Connections at Stratford for Woodstock
Kitchener, Guelph, Hamilton and
Toronto. ' r
Connections at Mitchelriol Listowo)
and London. •
For information phone, -Reg. McGee
and Sons at 7t5.
,PORTER'S HILL
I'(t111'i:R'` I111,1,, Ni)s.°a. lir. and
firs. ilert Ilarris and two children re
t1rli0d Saturday night frunl a 11 )11111'5
visit With fri011ds hi the West.
I'h)' ('1')1cin3)14' party held in the
(•hul'rll I,:isetuchlt on Fri(l:ty night NV/1s
fairly '.3 011 :1 l tell (1(41.
hiss i'livIli'. llarri . of Lo1(0(1), spent
81a101:13 svit11.11er 4)1)1'('1115), .lir. 011(1 Mrs.
,\istiu 1T,t41'ris.
Mr's. .1. 1,,101:it:l rt, wile 'p('ut '.3)11)'
1•1111e in Clinton, hits 1'('t11111('0 1)(,111(',
Iiallows'elt passed off' very. (11i)443'
in this r 0ctiotl.
The time ct.f service ilt (:i''ace church
has liven *banged .from morning .to
afternoon, at 2.30.
Reliable Efficient
Rad tiRepairs
IN OUR
RADIO 'SERVICE "DEPT.
FULL STOCK OF TUBES
AND PARTS C•ARBIED'
All Work Guaranteed
YOUR BEST 7311r
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MILE.
BREAD
WHITE or'
1ROWN
aifq
W4z4u5,
AT, LASTI
011e Brick
Siding
THE COLOR YOU HAVE WANTED ALL SUMMER.
Plain Red only with black' mortar line
ORDER YOURS " TODAY.
Boy 6.168 G: L. BAXPER
Tel. 739
&P 'Farms : Fresb. Fruitsavid Vlegetabl es,
°-r_r;•m-•: .- -.
FLORIDA MARSH SEEDLESS 96's
GRAPEFRUIT - - . for 25¢
NATIVE GROWIJ—COMBINATION GRADE
PPL SS Ivlclor BAXTER 4'". 250
Opp y� N��GaaES CALIFORNIA VALENCIA 344's Doz. 19¢
Doz. 49
24 oz of
IOc
ONTARIO -GROWN, Large No.1
los S(G!UA ITDY 3 lbs.. I4¢
WASHED & WAXED, No. 1
n Al GROWN ONTARIO 2 lbs.
PASCC'ALL, FRESH,,] No. 1
•�SL^it5aE 5t' S LLKS 2 for 230
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!� It lot any 04... eny •,.ti
thing 34au 3933(a,e •t
wet se),staets'•y rdlurn
,+ and your looney
...id be ehterlully..
refunded
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A. a P. CUSTOM GROUND
BOKAR COFFEE Ib. 490
LA,N(a'S SWEET M{XIEd
PICKLES . d 16-,(>z. 25
Jar
LOAF CHEESE
+ro
Welt St.
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