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other desirable properties also listed,
,• WATSON .& REID
REID - Proprietor
•Flione.,214 ; Seaforth
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SPECIALISTS IN ALL. LINES OF
INSURANCE
The Second Division
Court
Cotinty of Huron
Office in the Dominion Bank Build-
ing. Seaforth. . Moe hours: Tar:8-
day, Thursday and. Saturday, 1.80 p.m.
to 6 p.m.; Saturday evening, 7.30 P.m
-to 9 ism.
E. C. CHAMEBERLAIN - Clerk
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PCIAtPOnetissIstlA 646.411 Aftfgnoons
alKsaSered by'the W.M.S. Northside
-United, Claire* 101.64 was to ...b.a:ve
been held on May 29ths has, beeospost-
P6Ued until 'meow, Jime 4th., , when
Mr, A.rnold Turnbull will addrisie the
ladies.. and tell of his exPerienees
England cittrins the war. -
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Announcement—Mr. and Mrs. C. Lt,
Dale anngance the engagement of
their eldest daughter, Maigaret caro-
lyn, to Mr. Arthur John Wright, son
of Mrs, Lillian Wright, of,, Brucefield,
and the late Alexander Wright, the
wedding to take place at Northside
United Church in June.
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Announcement.—Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Vardon, Grosvenor. Street, London,
wish to announce the engagement of
their daughter, Asny Lorraii,e, to Mr.
Stewart Porterfield Geddes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Geddes, Seaforth, the
wedding to •take place June .8th at
3 pan, at New St James' Church,
London. •"
Honor Nonagenarian. -'-An afternoon.,
tga Vas given in honor of Mrs.]Catiss
arine Cline, 26 .Hilda Ave'.,'Hamilton,
to •celebrate her 90th birthday, at the
home of Mrs. Frank Ullman, 97 Pro;
spect Street South, Hamilton. Mrs.
Cline, who was formerly of Seaforth.
Out., was the recipient of many gifts
and flowers. Among the many friends
gathered to honor Mrs. 'Cline was
Mrs: C. A. Russ, 119 Spadina Avenue,
also formerly of Seaforth, who made
the presentation on behalf of the
gathering. Mrs, Cline resides with
her son, Harry, at, the above address.
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Seaforth, Ont.
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Chesterfields and
casional
brOUght 40. a clOSe•47.- sigow: 45v11.44
Orlead Have inJ"..cans Mrs;
MeGreger 00/141•APtadt a Oen:test. Lunch
Was 'S•efveW,byglroup 1, and a social.
haif-hoar,, Was tnlOYed, by all.
AMY
REPAIRED AND
RECOVERED
Also. Auto Seats and Backs, Verandah
&adage and'Steamer Chairs Repaired.
Stratford,,Upholstering • CO.
'• Stratford
' 'Telephone 579
For further information apply at
Box's' Furniture Store
• SEAFORTH
5X and 3X' SHINGLES
Churches
LOCAL BRIEFS
. .
•, Mr. W. 4. Nott,. o gmondville,
received a telegram advising him of
the death of his brother, Mr. Albert
Nott, of Sault Ste. Marie. This is the
second. death which' has taken place
in khe family during the past month.
• Mr. Ernest Clarke left on Monday
for Mistatim, Sask.,-' where he will
spend the summer as a student min-
ister; „.
.• Mr. and Mrs. Dave Lemon and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald McPherson were
in Woodstock last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. L. Hemberger and
daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. J. J.
Sclater were' in Aylmer over,„ the
week -end. •
mr, and Mrs. Ross Murdie Moved
to their new' home on James Street
on Saturday.
• Miss Marjorie Bickell, of Toron-
to, is a guest of her aunt, Miss. Libbie
Freentan. •
•& Mrs. -Del Krauel and 'd.aughter, of
Brantford, are visiting at. the home
of her parents,ssMr. ,and Mrs. Harold
Dale. •
• MISS Evelyn Bartlett, of Stratford
Northside United Church.—Rev. H.
V. Workman;.-IVIinister; 10 a.m., Sun-
day School; 11 "The Steep
Ascent Of Heaven"; 7 p.m., "A Prayer
For God's ftevelation." "Welcome to
•
aese services.
The Salvation Army.—Special week
end services conducted by Adjt. Tame
of London: Sunday morning, 11 a.M.,
Holiness Service; Sunday afternoon,
3 p.m., Sunday School; Stinday night,
7 p.m., Old-time.Salvationservice. Ev-
erybody welcome. -Come and worship
with us.
First Presbyterian- Church.—Spring
Thank Offering Services: 11 a.m, and
7 'p.m.,: Public Worship; The Rev.
Finlay G. Stewart, minister of St. An-
drew's Church, Kitchener, will preach:
Communicants' Glass: Thursday, May
23rd, at 8 p.m.'in the Vestry.
Anglican.—May 26: "Regation Sun-
day": St. Thomas'. Seaforth-10 a.m.,
Sunday School; 11 ap., Morning
Prayer, "Opening the Windows of
Heaven"; 7 pi:a., Evening Pra.-"er,
"The Christian's Marching Orders."
• St. Mary's, Dublin. -=2.30 p.m., Sun-
day School; 3 p,m., Church service:
ippening the Windows' of Heaven."
Thursday. May 30t1i—Ascensioifgajr
at St. Thomas'; 9.30 a.m., Holy Com-
inunion.s-Rector, 'Rev. C. F. L. Gil-
bert, B.A.
Electric Fencers - Fence
Wire - Cedar' and Steel
- Fence Posts - Gates
Grass Seed - Seed Corn
Garden Seeds - Fertilizer
Ceresin
CO-OP FEEDS
Chickstarter Pigstarter
Growmash Hog Grower
Layinash • Sow Ration
Hatchmash Dairy Ration
WESTERN CRAIN AND CHOP
, Finns' Minerals and Tonics
• , Reduced Iron, Rex Wheat Germ Oil
Universal Milkers and Parts
SEAFORTH FARMERS
CO-OPERATIVE,
'• PHONE 9
Car Wish*
AND
Simonize
AT
Seaforth Motors ,
PHONE 141
Until
You Get
a New Car
—take good care of your
present car! Remember care
today means a higher
iris- ale price tomorrow!
SEE US FOR
REGULAR
SERVICE.
We are staffed and equipped
to • handle all maintenance
and repair work, on all
makes of vehicles. Drive in
today!
SEAFORTH MOTORS
E.,g mon dville Societies Meet. -'-The
W,M.S. and W.A. of Egmohdville
United Church held their monthly
meeting on Tuesday, May 21st. at
the home of Mrs. M. Hanek, with 36
ladies present. Mrs. Alex Boys,
president of the W.A., opened the
meeting with Hymn 376, "Blest Be
the .Tie That Binds," and all repeat-
ing the Lord's Prayer in unison. The
minutes of the last meeting were read
and adopted, and roll call was answer-
ed with the word 'Love'. Business
was discussed and plans were made
by the ladies of the church to cater
for a dinner for the Women's Insti-
tute District Annual, to be held in
the church on Wednesday, May 29th1
Hymn 488,- "Come, Let Us Sing ,of a
Wonderful Love," was then sung. The
topic *as given by Mrs. J. McGregor,
entitled" "It was her thinking of oth-
ers that made us think of her." Mrs.
T. J. Richardson then presided for
the W.M.S. part of the meeting in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
,Gardinet.• Hymn 409 was sung and
Mrs. Keys led in prayer. Mrs. Hay
gave a report -of the Presbyterial that
was , held in Wingham on April 25th.
Mrs. A. McLellan read a paper -on
"Christian Love." The meeting was
THE McKILLOP 'MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE C0'Y.
• HEAD OFFICE — StAFORTH, ONT.
OFFICWIS:
Prank McGregor, Clinton President
f3hrisLeonhardt BrodhagSsi, trice -Pres,
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth - Manager,
and SeeretarysTreasstrer.
IDIAECTORS:
Chris, La/litho:rat, brodhagen; E. J.
liretraitha,Clinton; Alex Broadfniit,
U. 3, scifoitlit„ittektinder Mordwing,
H.R. I, Myth; JOrank Mearegor, R.R.
S, Clintomt.11` ander, jams
Walttin Arehibald,
tiige 'Leitch, U. 1,
'ithlotiO) lia. -Si; flea,
Chevrolet -- Oldsmobile
Seaforth
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jOANCE
111,44 PARISH HALL
FRIDAY, MAY 31st ,
Daftiaa. froth 9.39 a.m.
(Standard Tbre)
Bayfield Valley Five Orchestra
ADMISSION 50c
FILMS
i0,10;'..*ssoOlt.,„,..,- • • r- ' •
!fs.pe feNtr". • With- • friends her
Srltrnd !ersil ;Lore,
TIC td 13 ;;,i; f)
wereMrs
Jatnee E. Scotts Thornton orn
WeftesdAY: •
• MIAs Marton, MeGfOrill, of 'Strut"
ford,- General Hespital, 4'spending
two weeks' vacation at the borne of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Mes
°11.vin•i
* .r. Glenn Hildebrant underwent
an appendix operation in Scott 'Meru-
' orial Hospital on. Monday evening.
* Mise Ella Elder isf. apendimg• the
week -end in Toronto.
* Miss Diane" Fortune, of..'••-"WendS,'
stock, is 'visiting her. grandparents,
.14fis,''and Mrs. Albert Fortune.
• Dtr. and Mrs.'Hodgins, of Toronto,
haye returned to their . home after
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs.
• John Beattie..
• Mr... and Mrs. Frank Grieve will
occupy the cottage at the Lions cw?
Park.
• Miss Mice Daly was in London
this 'Week attending a ineetin.g of.
London Diocesan Council of the Cath-
olic Women's League.
visited! Miss Fergus Bell over the
week -end. ,
• Mr. and Mrs. U D. Clark and
Evelyn Anne, 'of Sarnia, were palled
here this week owing to the serious
illness of Mrs. Clark's father, Mr. J.
C. Greig, ,
• Miss M. J. Habkirk, of Goderioh,
was a'week-end'guest at the home of
her sister, Mrs: Harold Dale, and
Dale.
• Mrs. J, J. Good, of Ottawa, is a
guest.'of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. McKind-
sey.
• Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hart were
in Toronto this week,
• Mr. and Mrs. -E. S. Harding and
family,' of; Richmond Hill, were week-
end guests at t:13.8 home of her
mother, 'Mrs. James L. Grieve.
• Mr. Ian MacTavish, who has
iN fr some time has
LEADBURY 'SCHOOL
Monday, May 27th
at 2.30 p.m,
ST: COLUMBAN 'SCHOOL
Monday, May 27th ,
at 8.30 p,m.
'been n ew vera
returned. to his home 'here.
• Miss Bessie Grieve, of Chathaxa,
and Miss Margaret Grieves of Dresr
den, spent the week -end at the home
'of their. parents, 'Mr. and "Mrs. Thos.
Grieve, in, Egmondville.
• Mr. Frank Arnold, of Hamilton,
Judging Competition
ON 'LIVESTOCK
Saturday, June 15th
Junior Boys and Girls from 12
to 26 years, who are interested,
please contact your Director or,
;,the Secretary, •
A. R. DODDS
R.R. No. 2, Seaforth.
'fit FINNi,GAN!S
80 YEARS AGO • I •
Eighty years ago the 'Jackson Family operat;
-ed this Stand. In 'those days this store boasted Eight clerks, serving
the pioneers of -this country. Eighty years after, the. same stand is
iteog-nized by men who know, as the most progresSi've• general store
in Western Ontario. ,
We have added a full line of Pastries, Cakes of all
kinds, Scones, Muffins, Rye and Fruit Breads.
THIS .,WEEits'WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF ORANGES ON, DISPAY
' Also Caulifldwer, Lettuce, Choice Tomatoes.
ARRIVING TWICE WEEKLY—Tomato, Cabbage and Flower Plants,
W. J. FINNIGAN & SON
The Style- To
Wear. -This Spring
Look exquisitely well groomed
with a 'flattering style cut or
set. Long or short, we'll find tlli ,
your most becoming coiffure.4,,
Call to-dalfor an'appoihtinent. ,
5 FAMOUS PERMANENTS t''''
$3.50 to $10.00
Lustrous Famous
Coltt Wave $10
SUTHERLAND'S BEAUTY SHOP
13140fig152 '
gattrireoser, Ws. Dorothy Sutherland; Assistant, Mistiboria Drooro.0,
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
Opening
MAY 24t
DANCING
MAY 24th and 25th
and
EVery Wednesday and
Saturday Thereafter.
'The Cliff Gordon Orchestra"
Softball Tournament
•• • MAY 24th
First game will start approxi-
• mately 1 p.m., D.S.T.
Two games in the afternoon;
Finals played in the evening.
Teams; Sharon, Lienry, Thed-
ford and Grand Bend.
• Mr. and Mrs. Larry Briawn and
Jon, of Owen. Sound, visited in fown
with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dennis and
Mrs. G. Wamsley. Mrs. James Brpwn
returned to Owen Sound with them,
where she will spend some time.
DUBLIN
0 As Daniel Cronin, $t,- Columban,
was drivihg home on No. 8 Highway,
-he lost control of the reins and his
tean.rof horses ran away. ' He Was
rushed to Scott 'Memorial Hospital,
Seaforth, ,for medical attention, 'hay -
lug received serious head injuries.
• The Ladies' Guild at St. Mary's
Anglican Church held their regular
Meeting at the hiame of Mrs. Harold
'I Wilson with a• representative attend-
ance, Rev. C. F. L. Gilbert conducted
the devotional session, and following
the business routine a quilt, was com-
pleted by the ladies. A dainty lunch
was served by the hosteSs, assisted by
her daughter, Miss Anne Wilson.
Personals: Miss Mary tvans, of
Windsor, and Miss Eileen Evans, stn.-,
-dent -nurse at St. -3-oseplfs- -Hospital
London., with their mother, Mrs. Kath-
erine Evans; Mrs. P. F. Henn and
daughter, Mary, and son, Frank, To-
ronto,' with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ev-
ans and other relatives; Mr. and Mrs.
T. F. Murray, Superior.- 'Wisconsin,
Mr. and 'Mrs. J. A. Murray, Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs. E. P.. Murray and Miss
Marjorie Murray,' Stratford, Mr. M. P.
Murray, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Crowley, (inkora, Mr. and llrs. Fred
White, St. Marys. with Mrs. Kather-
ine Evans; Matthew McCarthy, De-
troit, Daniel McCarthy. Wiridsor,
Thomas and, Michael McCarthy,' To-
ronto, with -'friends -here; Mrs. Ken-
neth Etue and son, Thomas, and Mrs.
Ran, 'Zurich,. with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
J. 'MOlineaux; Mrs. Charles Malone
and two- daughters, Mrs. Thomas Mor-
ris and daughter, Anne, and Mrs.. Mc-
Grath at .Waterloo.
,
Mrs. Katherine Eyans attended the
graduation exercises at Western Uni-
versity,' London, nii-, Wednesday,
where he son, Francis P.• Etrans, re-
ceivedhis degree of Bachelor of
_Arts. -
'Mrs. Louis Dorsey left on Tuesday
for a month's visit with her brother,
Albert Morris, and Mrs. Morris . at
Riverhurst, Sask, '
Miss! Marie Evans has' been ap-
pointed as teacher of S.S. No. 7, Hib-
bert, her duties to begin -in 'Septet:a-.
ber. . ...
Six little tots of St. Patrick's Par -
10 -Made their first Holy Communion
on Sunday Morning, the little girls
dressed in white with wreaths and
veils, and the bpys in dark suits with
white ribbon ' armbands. Rev. Dr.
Ffeulkes'addressed the first communi-
cants and gaVe- an -inspiring sermon
on the duties and responsibilities of
parents and the obligations of chit.
dren. Members of the group were:
Shirely Horan, 'Mary -Shea; Marie
Givlin, Patrick Feeney, Charles Price
and Wayne Thornton. .:
Francis P. Evans, who received his
degree of Bachelor- of Arts at West-
ern. University, London, this week,' is
the second . son of Mrs. Katherine
Evans and the late Joseph' Evans,
Dublin. He received his primary and,
secondary education at Dublin Separ-.
ate and Continuation'Schools, and, af-
ter receiving his senior raatrieujation
attended Assumption College, 'Wind-
sor.• He served in the -Canadian' Navy,
being discharged from the Service in
the auttitnn of 1945. -He -has one bro'-
ther, , Joseph, . Assumption College,
Windsor. and twosisters, Miss, Mary,
WindSor, and- Miss Eileen, student
nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don. , •
Miss Hazel Roney, popular teacher
of Dublin Public School during the
past three Years, has been appointed
to the public school staff in Stratford
for 'the next seltOol term. Miss Marie
Evans, Stratford' Normal student, has
been' appoi'tted to teach S.S. No. 7,
Hibbert; Miss Florence Brown, Seb-
ringville, to Manley school, arid Miss
Bessie Erb. Sebringville, to S.S. No.
3, Hibbert, duties to commence in
September. •
Personals: , Miss Lettie -Lannin,
Reg.N., London, with Mr. and. Mrs.
Morley Lannin and Mr. arid Mrs. Fer-
gus Lannin; Mr. and Mrs, Harvey
HYde, Hens.all, with Mrs. Alexia Mal-
colm; Mr. 'add' Mrs. Leslie
'Mitchell.. with Mr. and Mrs. Williams,CharleS
Roney; Mrs. Josie lanes-, Stratford,
with Mr. and Mrs. James T. Malcolm.;
Mrs., Lawrence Hannon 'attended the
funeral of Rev, R. H -Stewart, Chat-
ham; Mr. aild Mrs. George Rebinsen
and daughter,. GlidyS, in Stratford;
Mr. and Mrs., Norman ' Bushtleldl at
Wingllatn;" Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Mal-
colm at Sebringville.
• BEAUtY BEGINS HERE I
PERMANENTS
Cold Waves $10
Other
Permanents.. $3.50 to. 310
SUTHERLAND
BEAUTY SHOP
FOR SALE
FRAME HOUSE—Centre Street;
modern. Garage..
FRAME HOUSE—Winthrop. One
acre land.
FRAME HpUSE—Coieraan Street.
FRAME HOUSE= -Stuccoed, with
barn. Main Street.
. 78 -ACRE FARM — Tuckersmith
Township.
E. C. CHAMBERLAIN
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office 220 Res. 334
Wool Wanted
All Wool shipped to Jack-
son's is graded in Sea -
forth, and full settlement
made' from there.
H. M. JACKSON
PHONES: , 3-W and 3-J
Body & Fender
Repairs.
AT
Seaforth Motors
PHONE 141
NOW SH()WINC4---Thur.,. §a,t, 1Way 28, 24, 25
PICK powgu... ° WALTER $1.,EZAK
" CORNERED
A gripping drama tilred....with suspense.
Matinees—May 24-25, at 2.30 p.m
IVIONDAy, TUESDAY; WEDNESDAY:
GEORGE BRENT
BARBARA STANVI,!,YCK
A fine dramatic entertainment with special appeal to fen:Imes.
" MY REPUTATION " •
NEXT THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY
GINGER ROGERS SHIRLEY TEMPLE-
" I'LL BE SEEING , YOU "
JOSEPH COTTEN , SPRING BYINGTON
A sober and somber entertainment, filled with interest 'to the end'..
COM I NG—
"LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN"
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IMPARTS a
lovely natural
rse
that
come
front a
pulverized
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to satin mooth
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nese. Seven ex-
citing shades..
saedimsaln'ttcoL
Mi -
CTO - .
Deluxe 'Powder
$1.75
Coke Pouali •
$1.25
Rouge ROM
500
R. R. hicKINDSEY, Phm.B.
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DANCE
Friday, May 24th, in Cardno's Hall
Novelty Dances livith Prize
Murdotles Orchestra 9,0 - 1.30 D.S.T.
ADMISSION 50e
Spanitired by Seafortk Womeits Institute
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HAPPY HOURS
Enduring tie between you and the one
now gone, a memorial will, keep fresh
those memories so dear to your heart.
Consolation to the living and honor
to the dead is a sacred trust which, as
coonsellors in monumental craftsman-
ship, we strive te share' with our
townspeople with sympathy and sin-
cerity.
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Ask us today to discus's with you
this investment in happiness. '
T. PRYDE & SON •
Memorial Craftsmen
Seaforth - Exeter • ,. Clinton
SEAFORTH SHOWROOMS OPEN TUESDAYS
See Dr. Harburn for appointment any other time, or Phone 413, Exeter
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