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NEWS
OF THE iWNaid§49wn#,M.
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wishes for NeW 1"tork they vvill
ee.
Irgloz.r. • .
• so Lieut. R. O. Willis, who has' been
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Annpunoernent.--,-,111r. and 1VIrs. WM.
HaYter, Varna, wish to annette ce the
' SEAFORTH ARMORIES
Where
-Speed theirehoueymoori, They will
reside in PO,a,clelpitia.
ting at the home of his father.
Ur. W. G. Willis, 1,at on Wedneeday
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''.. Regent heitre eaforh
s
, „,-00'0W•e4ainat IeSsi in
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engagement of their only daug,liter,
to Mr. Kenneth
MONDAY, MAY• 24th
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for Barrie,fteld, Quebec.
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• THURSDAYf MAY 20th (ONLY)
r „ , vp#144;;..4tg, mol whimit
f*,9 .0 Ander tirtatutery lire poi-
.. •spent
Margaret Eileen',
Lawrence MCLean, second son of Mr.
'and
MURDOCK'S ORCESTRA
Dancing 9.30 to 2 a:in.
LOCAI4 BRIEFS ..
0 Mrs..Herry Watson, of- Goderich,
a feW daYs with her father,
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... CHIN.ESE:„RELIEF ENTERTAINMENT AND PICTURE SHOW
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"'"a•P Is • SaSed ''ree
riternment regillutA0all.
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Mrs. Robert McLean, of Kippen,
the marriage to take place in. June.
• UNDER THE AU'SPICES OF
. ,e, e . , „ eseammeminem
• •Mrs. R. G. Murdie„ of Stratford);
spent the her
Mr. W. G. Willis, and Dr. and Mrs.
F. J. Beettely, -
"'. "THE LADY HAS PLANS"
RAY MILLAND and PAU L ETTE GODDARD
.DDA RD
'• ' '',4''',.4are IMIsble to welt aet 011r
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SEAFORTH W. I.
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vseek-end with sister -in-
• Professor James R. Scott, of tne
Ailid,t, We would
010 vidually
10.„,,can•or telerboae, for gun
1404#.040. ••- '.
'7VA,0,iiiTSON
Announcement Mrs. Bertha M.
. - —
Habkirk wishes to announce the en -
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gagemeut of her daughterNorma
D'Sills,
Jeanto George Orleon
-Prooeeds in. aid of War Wok
ADMISSION — 35 CENTS
law, Mrs. Margaret White.
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sy, anti Mrs. GordoHays and
d • Mrdaughter Patof Detroit were
a Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Sills this
University of Saskatichewan, Sa,ska-
tome is spendin.g the holidays at the
th
home of his Ino.er, Mrs. H. R. -Scott
Mrs. F. Christie
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY'
. HENRY FONDA ' • • LUCILLE BALL
•
"ME
& REID
el•''''r .1,11. •Ag, ,ftgiD - Proprletgr
eekte;OeL ,1*IA • : Seaforth
eereeellseistSTSIN ALL. LINES OF
.0p1.
eldest son of Dar. and Mrs. Frank S.
Sills. Seaforth; the marriage to take
place the latter part of May.
ou missienary problems arising fixan
the war. Taking part were Mrs.
Cuthill, Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. T. J. Web-
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reel,
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• Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bagshaw, of
Lindsay, were guests of Mr. and•Mrs.
W. Free
• Sir. and B. and
family were in London on Wednes-
day. '
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• Miss Jessie Cochrane, of Clinton,
-, BIG STREET"
„ The Broadway romance' of a million -dollar 'babe and a nickle-and-
dime boy . . . told by New York's master story -teller.,
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INSURANCE' • ,
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Announcement.—Mr. and Mrs. W.
ster, Mrs. F. Storey and Mrs. F. Har-
burn. Mrs. Pollard favored with a
J. On Suinday.
• Mrs. Cleared. Eckert, who spent
is a guest. of Dr. and Mrs. John A.
Gorwill.
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1-S MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
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4C° •SS T. Holmes & Son 0
6 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 0
R. Plant, St. Marys, announce the eu-
gagement of theonly daughter, Ed -
na Pearl (Ted), to .Pilot Officer J. G.
Dawson, only son ofs Mr. and Mrs. J.
Dawson., Toronto, the wedding to
solo, and the offering was received.
Mrs. A. McOuaig gave a report on
the Presbyterial held in Bruesels on
April, 20-th. The meeting closed with
the hymn-, "Take My. Life Let It
the past few months with her daugh-
ters in Detroit, has returned home.
• Mr. David Boleon, 0. Coder of
H.M.C.S. York, Toronto, spent the
week -end with his mother, Mrs. --Is
Is Mr. and Mrs. W. Ny. Hill, of
Lucknow; were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Mason on Wednesday.
• Miss Bella Watson, of Dumbar-•
ton, a guest .of her mother, Mrs.
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-- • ANN MILLER " BETTY RHODES
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'9PRIORITIES ON PARADE,'- •
e A real bargain here for lovers of gags, gals and gay tunes!
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'0 ' Main Street,•Seaforth .0
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take place in ,Victoria Presbyterian
Church; Toronto, on Saturday, May
and-
Be," and prayer. ,
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Bolton..
• Mrs. G. R. Troutbeck and Miss
was
An.nie Watson, in McKillop. S.
• NEXT THURSDAY FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Hazel '• >
.0 Charles, Holmes' residenee, 0
Phone 0
22nd.
Stores Close.—The grocery stores
Lillian Southgate 'were in Toronto
Miss Anderson, nurse -in-
training at Si. Mary's Hospital, Kit- .,.., JOHN GARFIELD . --• . GIG YOUNG
0 Gedeinch Street East.
4420 Noe -SOS. C.
0 • Ambulance Service °
.0 Adjustable. hospital bed for 0
Presbyterian Y. P. S. Holds Final
Meeting.—On Tuesday, May 11,th, the
and Stewart Bros. will observe Mon-
day. May 24th, as a public holiday,
'lie their places of business wiil be
14 ll -
over the week -end. ,
• Miss Evelyn Gardno, who spent
the past -few months in Winnipeg and
chener, is spending her vacation with .,. , es , "AIR FORCE"
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William • ; Warner's Wonder Entertainment !
Anderson, in McKillop. • .
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devotional committee was in charge
of the meeting. Rev. Hugh Jack c.on-
closed for that day.
CalgarY, retained home last week.
e Mr. and c. P. Sills were in
' • Mr. John Archibald, of Des ''
• PLEASE NOTE! On Saturday May 29.th, and thereafter
Moines, Iowa,
.0 Night Calls—Phone 308 • <>
0 Day Calls—Phone _119 0
0 Charges moderate. <>
40 , 0
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ducted , a discussion .group regarding
the christian attitude towards recre-
ation, Mrs. F. Kling favored the
group with a solo,' "In the Garden."
the
.
Kramer - McLaren.—St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Toronto, was
the scene ot a. pretty wedding on Sat-
urday, May lst; when Dorothy leo-
_Mrs.
Kitchener on Wednesday last attending
tbe graduation of their niece, Miss
Bernice, Manley, at St Mary's Hospi-
tal.
called at the home of se, , all Matinees (Saturdays and Honda:3,$), will start at 2.30 p.m:
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. R. Archi- ,,,e instead of 3 p.m.
bald, iu Tuckersrnith, this. week' on ;`il'.. ' ' .
his way to attend an actuarial meet ;4e.;; .• :;;,',Wi,;S, i'.•;•"';4::•e4Ie9esetesi,e- see. eeee,,e•teee eee .seesseees.Teee.
ing in New York City. .
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On Tuesday evening of this week
bel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
• Mrs. .Coppin, of Detroit, visited
• Sub -Lieut. 0. J. Rowe and Mrs. ' • .
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0 0 0 0 0 0' 0'O 0 0 0 0
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J. A. BURKE c....,
0 Funeral Service - 0
Dublin Ont. 0
.0 „Night or day calls: Phone 43 r 10 0
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final meeting of the season was held
in the church basement with Miss
Alice Reid in charge of games and
contests--; After a short business and
devotional period, the evening .took
the form of a social gathering during
-which refreshments 'were served."
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McLaren, of Seaforth, became the
bride of Alfred Kramer, of Philadel-
phia. Rev. •Mr. Dennis officiated at
the double ring ceremony. The bride,,•
given in marriage by her • father,
were a goyim. of white sheer over tar-
feta, made on princess lines with e
with friends in 'town this week.
• Mrs. A. D. Sutherland has re-
turned from Toronict. -
• The item concerning the Chinese
Relief Fund in last week's issue con-
m
tained .the , nae of Miss Helen Fen-
nell. This should have been Miss
Rowe, of Halifax, were guests of Mr.'
and -11/Irs. W. R. Archibald this week.
• Miss Jacqueline Thomas, of To -
ronto, spent the week -end at .the
home of Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Free. .
• Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ament and
daughter, Janet, of Toronto, spent-
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•A,Public
be held in
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"Lie MEETING .
Meeting of the citizens of Seaforth will ,
the
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round neckline and smocked bodice.
Her finger-tip veil was caught with a
Helen Gemmell.
• Mrs. George Eaton, of Winthrop,
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Ament.
COUNCIL CHAMI3ER, TOWN HALL .
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halo of white gardenias. She carried
is a guest of her daughter Mrs. Fos-
ter Bennett.
• Miss Betty Best, of Brussels, was
on
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The ,Sec.ond Division
Court
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esess... Seehes'"..4..4-I.•
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-etieses; Se
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he? grandmother's ,Bible with pink.
and white sweet peas tied in stream-
ers ofwhite satin. Her sister, Anne,
e.. mrs. J. J. Sclater and Miss Mee
ian Splater are visiting in Toronto
this week.
the guest of Mr. and Mrs, G. D. Fee
guson. -
,• Mrs. Walter Allworth, cif Mont-
TUESDAY MAY' 25th
, s
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County of Huron '
Office in the DominiOn Bank Build-
ing, Seaford'. Office" hours : 'rues-
day, Thursday and Saturday, 1.80 p.m.
to 5 pm.; Saturday evening, 7.30 p.m.
to . ,
E. C. •CHAMBERLAIN - Clerk
Northside United Church.—Rev. H.
V. Workman, Minister:, 10 a.m., Sun-
day see004 11 a.m., morning wee
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ship; guest speaker, Rev.s W. P. Rog-
ers, Toronto; 7 p.m., evening weeat
"Christian .
was her only attendant, wearing'pink
sheer ov.er taffeta with blue' head-
dress :and shoulder -length veil. Her
bouquet was pink snapdragone tied
il blue
wla ronThe eocina was at-
ibb. •
tended by Mr, Lew Hart, of Toronto.
Miss Dowsley presided at the organ.
• Miss Helen Moffat, nuree-intrain-
ing ,at London, spent the week-1nd at
the home of her parents,. Mr. and
. oa.
MrsP.B.Mfft 4
• • Miss Betty Matthews left for Wa-
terloo this week, where she has ac-•
reel, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Greig, •
• During the high vvirrd on Sunday
aftern•oon, the large electric sign.
above Stewart Bros: store was blown
'down. Fortunately it fell on to the
roadway instead of the. sidewalk, con-
p.m.
To consider the formation of a Local Committee .
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,. of the Navy League. .
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-If a committee is formed, officers will -be elected
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this meeting.
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Insurance .
sit®, Fire, Auto, Sickness and Aesi-
ship; subject Persuasion.'•
Welcome to these services.
St. Thomas Church.—Rector, Rev.
During the signing of the register,,.
Mr. Frank Keenan, of Toronto,. sang
••
"Because."
cepted a position with the Waterloo
Mutual Assurance CO.
sequently no damage was done tothe
large plate glass windows..
.
. JOHN J. CLUFF, Mayor
dent, Windstorm and guarantee bonds.
Rates reasonable. All ristis placed in
Dr. Hurford: 11 a.m., "Jesus Dares
"Four
The reception was held
at the Y.M.C.A., where about twent
• Miss Annette Sinclair, of Clin-
ton, and •Mr. and Mrs. J. CS Hill, of
• The Young Ladies' Sodality of
St. James' Church intends holding a
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knit -class companies. ,
Inforro.arbion sees -dune elven.
Non"; 7 p.m., Penitents"; Sun-
day School 10 ,,
y-
five friends of the happy couple gat&
Stratford, were week -end guests of
dance on Friday, June 4th, the
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E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AGENCILS
at a.m.
St Mary's Church, Dublin. •
_,,2,25
p.m., Sunday 'School; 3 p.m., ‘;i.TeS1113.
Dares You." ,,
First Presbyterian Church.—Sundayand
ered. During the cutting of the cake
Mr. Keenan' sang, "Your Eyes Have
Told Me So." For travelling the
bride wore 'a suit of •greenfigured
Mr, and Mrs. P. B. Moffat.
•
• Miss Janette Pethick, of Toronto,
was here this week attending the
of her father, the late George
funeral. ,
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Armouries, further partic • rs of
which will be announced later.
• Mr. and Mrs. Thompson. and
son, Jim, and Mrs. Jack Wanda
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OTICE
School at 10 a.m.; morning service
crepe with hasque coat and matching
Pethick.
'of Moorefield, were Bryce, guests
at 11 a.m.; uvening service at 7 p.ms
accessories. Her corsage was of pink
.1
• Mr. Harvey Mason won the Phil-
on Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
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Christie. _
Mid -week meeting Thursday at 8 p.m.
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co radio on which tickets were sold
by the Seaforth Hockey Club,:on. Mon-
• Messrs. E. B. Goudie, Alex Boyes
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SPENCE'S Preduce
—Rev. -Hugh Jack, Minister.
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day evening at the bingo held in the
and Ed. Mole were ;in Goderich on
. TOWN OF SEAFORTH.
GOVERNMENT REGISTERED
EGG GRADING STATION
Highest Cash Prices paid for
Eggs and Poultry
.
Death of Mrs. Thomas Ross, Bass-
wood, Mart.—The death took place of
Margaret Coates, beloved wife of Mr..
Thomas Roes, at her' home on Sa.tur-
Young People's Union.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Egniondville United ChurCh-
Arrnories. ,
• Mrs. 'McDonald, of Stratford, vis-
ited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
' • s
Wednesday night of last week at-
tending - the diStrict meeting of the
IC 0 F •
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• Sgt.. Lloyd Hoggarth R.C.A.Fe
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All persons in the Municipality owning or
harboring dogs must purchase 1943 License for .
• same on or before June 14, 1943. Licenses
.
Phone 170-W., Seaforth
day, May- 15th. Mrs. Ross was ill
only a ;couple of weeks, having suf-
SUNDAY, MAY 23rd
11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. ' •
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• .
The Coal Situation
Rockcliffe, spent the -week-end with
Mr, Hoggarth at the home of her
father, Mr. A. P. Cluff.
• will
be issued from the Treasurer's Office in the
.
'
fered h heart attack. She was a
Guest Speaker—Rev. G. F. M.
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• Pte. Frank Lamont, of Ipper-
Town Hall. ,
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daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Coates,
Atkinson, of Brucefield•
The Fuel Controller A Ottawa has
wash, is spending a few days' jeave
' After that date, summonses through , the
.
SEAFORTH
formerly of McKillop
toweihip. Mrs. Ross was married to
Mr. Ross about 37 years ago, and
Special Music by the Choir; assist-
ed by Mrs. Hodgert of Exeter. --
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sent the following message to all
Retail' Coal Dealers in Ontario:
1. No Alberta Coal will be available
here with his wife.
• Mr. Friel Stewart,of the Unh
Western London.,
•
Court will be issued to the owners or harbOur-
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ers- of dogs not having hcenses: - i
MONUMENT WORKS
(FORMERLY W. E. CRATMAN)
k Operated bY
Cillillillghaln & Pryde
Son are Caviled to inspect our stock
. a CEMETERY masoniaLS
Seaforth: Tuesday &.SatAirdays
See De Raceme for appointment any
• other time — Phone ma
Box 150 EXETER. Phone 41
went to 'Manitoba then where she ;has
lived oontinuously ever ;since. She
is survived by her husband and two
sons, Cameron and Donald., and one
_
grandson, of Basswood, Manitoba. In-
terment took •place in Fairmeunt
cemetery, Manitob•a, on Tuesday, May
18th. The late Mrs. Ross was a sie-family
ter -in-law ef Mrs. J. Simpson and
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LAKEVIEW CASINO
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GRAND BEND
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Ontario this year. e
2in•available
. Very, little Coke will be
for domestic use.
3. Anthracite Coal will net be as
plentiful as last year.
4. Bituminous Coal will have to. be
used to eupplement the supply,
The Government has just declared
the •coal shortage in Canada to be a
National Emergency.
Compared this la,st
versity of Ontario,
spent the week -end with his mother,
Mrs. -Charles Stewart.
• Miss Isobel McKellar, of Strat-
ford, was a guest of her parents, Mr.
. - ,
and Mrs. M. McKellar,ers
• Lieut. Arnold Scott, of Beech-
.
vine, spent the week -end with his
.
here. r
• Mrs. T. G. Scott, who spent the
ALL DOGS MUST WEAR LICENSE TAGS ,
Many complaints have been received about .
,
dogs damaging hardens and flower beds. Own-
or harbourers are personally responsible
and, if necessary, dogs will not be allowed to run
at large. N4), ,
Mrs.' A. A. •Cuthill, of George Street,
Saturday, May- 22nd
with date year,
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Seaforth.
supplies of Anthracite are decidedly
short.
past month with 'her son and daugh-
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ter -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Scott,
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Suppliers are accepting orders only
in
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M' BE McKILLOP MUTUAL
Scouts elold Meeting.—It'w.as rather
BO) Wybrow
subject to the • ability of the miners
Chicagohas returned home
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ME INSURANCE CO'.
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unfortunate that all the Scouts were
not present •at the meeting. We had
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
to make shipment." ' s
This means a sccintinuance of short
• Messrs. W. A. Wright, RosS 'e
Scott, D. H. Wilson, Andrew,. A. Pet-
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e
HEAD RFFICE — SEAFORTH; ONT.
the honor of being -Visited by. H. E. 50c Admission
Smith. Mr'. Smith -said that t,he Cubs
supply and slow delivery. -Andrew
Under such conditions it is impos-
Crozier, Arthur Wright,
Charles Holmes, R. Scarlett, •I. H. ..:.
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Bible for us to guarantee the delivery
Weedmark, J. W. Modeland, C. Ad-
' OFFICERS: '
Mei McBwing, ..Blyth Pres.
W, R. Archibald, Seaforth , Vice-Pree.
jlerton A. Reid, Seaforth -Sec.-Trees.
were helping with a Victory garden
on the "Tiny Tim" golf -course. This .
garden will be cared far jointly by DANCING Every Saturday
the Cubs and Scouts. The profitsWe
ee-.
abzed by this project will go towards ( err'—noSDemi ng May 24th)
of any specified tontiage of anthra-
cite coal, either stove ;or nut size, as
. .
we have done in former years.•
are -staying in' the business,
however, and will secure as large a
tonnage ef it as possible, during the
ams and Wilbur Mathers were in Mit- ''
chell on Wednesda evenin attend
y g
ing the dedicatory ceremonies in cell- „,
nection with opening of the new
Masonic Lodge rooms of Tudor
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DIRECTORS':
forwarding Scouting in Seaforth. - . .
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also mentioned that Wednesda, •
coming months, and will advise the
Lodge. .
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MR. FARMER: ' •
:William Knox, Londesboro; Chris,
Loonhardt, Brodhagen; B. 3. Tre-.
grartha,, Clinton; , Alex' Broadfoot, R.
R. 2, Seaforth; Alexander IlicEwing,
RR. 1, Blyth; Frank McGregor, R.R.
4 •Clinton; Hugh Alexander, RR. 2',
Wialton;• Thonias Moylan, R.R. 5, Sea.
,41Morth; William R. Archibald, Rit 4,
fleaforth. ,
AGENTS:
on
the .1a:et meetin of the res -
June 9th, g p
ent term will be held at the Lions
DANC
Park. The Brownies, Cubs, Guides
and Scouts are expected to present ST, COLUMEAN
Some type of demonstration Of their
work. Then there will be a ball MONDAY, MAY 24th
game followed by a weiner roast. The Harvesters' Orchestra
The question of a camp was discuss,
ed and no decision was m-ade as to ADMISSION - - 50 CENTS
public of its Selling price as and
when it arrives. ..
We have in, our yard for immediate
delivery a car of "Virginia" screened
and dust -treated 3x2 Stove Coel, ane
a car of No. 1 "Pocahontae" Egg
Coal. We are offering the foeiner ;at
$11.40, -per ton, hauls your own, and
$12.00 per ton delivered in town. in
one -ton lots or over.
And the latter at $12A0 and $13.00
Per ton accordingly. And will de-:
• Mrs. F. G. Neelin, who spent the
wintsr at ihe Commercial HOtel, left
on d
Wednesay to spend tbe summer
at her cottage in Bayfield.
• • Second Lieut. Earl Gillespie, of
Brockville and Mrs Gilles ie s ent
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a few days at the home of his maher,
Mrs. 'Violet- Gillespie. He has been.
posted to Petawawa military camp.
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. MR. TRUCK OER•
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' 'We have_ an excellent stock of both used and
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' retreaded tires available -to ehgible buyers. ,
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All sizes for cars and trucks in stoek..
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ilitnlay AllaKerchei, R.R. 1, Dublin;
whether or not a camp Would fie held
we
• Equip your car or truck now so that you will
. 21. Peppee Brueefield; J. 11). Praetor.
Auspices CW
. . L.
as in former years, but at least there .
liver this coal by truck, if desired, in
Seaforth; "Virginia" $12,15 per ton;
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BLyTH ,
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be prepared for summer' driving. ,
Prodhagen; James, Watt, Blyth,
will be a week -end outing. All Scouts .
Pocahontas" $13.15 per ton. '
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are aske-d to attend the next meeting. NOTICE
After the address Mr. Slattery took
, This coal is not as clean as'anthra-
-cite, decidedI3,- not. But it will bure
MI's Jessie lVfbody, of Kitchener, is ,..
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The sale of all tires is controlled by strict Gov-
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,
in, any heating if
visiting M. Metcalf.
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regulations. If. in doubt to
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the . Senior Scouts for signalling and
S.M. Starting May 22nd Seaforth
equipment, and pro-
party ha,ndled, will keep a. home
.
.
-Mr. W.H.Lblib, Clinton,- waS- in_
r ernment as your
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You Are Invited th Inepoot the
ism B ()ND ses
Ham,ilton -awl Mr. Trott took
the Junior Scouts The meetiug dos- Farmers' Co-operative will be 'op-
• en Saturday evenings and closed
ed by the lowering of the flag by
Don Smith. ' , Wednesday afternoons- during the
busy season'.
comfortable et- moderate coke They
are low in water' content„ and will
not slack if stored in dry bins for a
few months.
We have
of
town on business during the week.
Mr. Norma,n Sinclair, of the R.C. ,
A.F., Toronto, spent the week -end
'and
i eligibility to. buy we will be very pleased to ex- '1
'-'
plain the tire ratioruing regulation's to you.
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WE SELL AN.D RECOMMEND HIGHEST GRADE IMPERIAL !I
' • TAILORED -TO -MEASURE ,
SUIT'S AND
, . OVERCOATS
FOR
LAmEs AND • .
- . GENTLEMEN
r'
Northside W. M. S. Meets.—North- We have a gocid supply of West-
side W.M.S. held its May ineetin'g, ern grains and can deliver feed
in the Sunday school mem 071 Thurs- reasonably.
daY' May 13th; with the president, We ha.ve just received another
• .
Mrs. Ray Lawson, tresiding. The ehipment ef Co-op. Special Grass
. , Seed Mixture,50% alfalfa
meeting opened with the hymn, - , 20%
"Breathe On Me, Breath of God," and red and 30% timothy. .
The lalst
definite assurance also,
of the shipment of a few cars of.
"Sunbeam" -Pocahontas washed stove
coal. It will be stringing along dur-
ing the month of June.
It is the most convenient size and
the best quality of "Pocahontas" coal
available. Owing to wage disputes
with the miners, the cost of this coal
has not been definitely
with his parents', Rev. A. Mrs.
Sinclair. .
1.4.G.MB df 1 .:.
- e . . . ray an ami y are
moving this week into the house of ,;
. ,
the late Mr. R. B. McGowan. ,.•
Blyth w-ent oyer the top on the •
,.
- Iictory Loan canvass. Blyth allot-
ment was $39,000, and through the un-
.' PRODUCTS
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Goodrich Silvertown ,
.i
, . .,
Stories . •
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PHONE 423 • ,. STRATFORD
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IN 7 PRICE RANGES
prayer. minutes of meeting
were read and approvh. After the
,Aleterrained,
Hut we will be offering it, direct
tiring efforts- of Ray Dobbyn, the can-
. . ;
$22.50 -to $42.00
SOLD ONLY
by '.
business was conducted, the .presi-
dent ga,vel a missioruary reading On
China. Miss A. Ferguson gave the
treasurer's report and Mrs. R. Arai-
.
"llfilefitie
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aw,
-
from car, as it arrives, reasonably
priced.
ft is our firm belief that if House-
holders de not secure, during the
suramer months, a substaxttial ton-
vas,ser, $47,500 was secured. -
.
Miss Margaret Cowan left on Tues-
'
day for Brandon, Mao., where she
wilt make her home. Miss Cowan Is
THE BIG IMPERIAL STATION • .
•
. Wellington & St. Patrick Streets StratfOrd.
GILLESPIE'S
bald the Christian Ste-w•ardship re-
port. A temperance reading,,,by Mrs.
not
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IIIIWM
nage of their fuel for next winter,
there- will be a most calamitous
an estimable young lady and her de.
mixture from Blyth is- .sineerely re-
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VIEAITERS DIn, RS
C. C. Kaine, was followed an aft-
lele "Her Gift," from the -
,
•
sceamble for coal, when the cold
.weather approaehea a few months
gretteba• hst Of friends
d y o .
Miss Maureen Morritt, df Stratferd
,
, .
TAILORS
entitled,
Watdh Tower by Mrs. G. McMichael
hence.
This is our opinion of the Coal
Normal School, spent over the week-
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up, YOU *RINK YOUIME HARD:
tro flit ,,.. Wtlit , HOZ To
- . CHARM YiNUT6 WINO
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,IVoltard.
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the roll. WAS called and Mee i re- .,....
ported 17 calls. Circle 1 then took Order EiPay.,Ohleke now, and be
ehdrge of the Meeting 'With Mrs. 1V1, "Kicky" *hen ego prices numb
Cahill retd1ng, . he &erne .betng need rall.' dee met, or phone me o .
Pe n I t ntlo
4110,11844'4 Tenth du the Poreetx and ' °Jill"' awaY" 113 a" te no
delivery
rompt .
the Paetoried."; Payrers were offered' ..
k Perteoile and Atm I IN* gtaigetint . . ." Dublin
'The veograittra4eleeP et *'"' jr. '
Atinifer. To a IleiV •Piellie.• Milieloti . A -tete Ivy ity;
I k • 'law&
ijoin.ifoolt the Mai Of i Allitittition myth, W . nerSii, 41k .. — --
situation, and we
We are staying.
eVfr, and will
appropriate mes
as to what we
in the line of the
in. the months
I tt 0
J• Lir iliCoit
Piibile a$8 deaferth
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hope
071
adVise
in
can' offer
-test
which
1
t , '
. i
we
.the.
the
these
Coal
Ile
•
are wrong.
job, hovr-
public at
cohimns,
and SupPly,
available,
ahead.
room
Phone iild-j
'
end with her parents, Reeve, ,and Mrs.
Morritt.
• ,Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott and
Master 3ohni spent $linday with Mrs.
Ellitott's 'parents, in. Goderleh.
Rev. U1'.. Rose, of Toronto, is visit-
ing friends in, this. vieinitYl.
Theliestpened sale of the late iiiirs.
tarrlet Viasset, will be held on SattuC
day, 140 thtt, ,
It! '
Qttlekly retnoved
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er
1 Iran
'' DEAD or
I 'NA L•S DISABLED
in Clean Sanitary trucks,. Phone collect.
, 219 1111tORELL
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