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MEMBER OF Board of Education FOR 1942 RE-ELECT J. Maurice King Alderman for 1942 YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE WILL BE APPRECIATED SWEET, HOT, BRAND- NEW AND BLUE! Vaughn Monroe, America's young favorite new band leader, selects a tune thrill of the year ... "And So It Exnded" ...as Weekly Song Hit No. 6 «.. complete with WORDS and MUSIC... in this coming Sunday's Gssue of The Detroit Sunday Times. Don't miss it! You'll love it! Get "The Detroit Sunday Times this week 'and every week for a NEW song hit. Visitor--"'You don't mean to tell me tht you have lived in this out-of-the- way place for more than 30 years?" Brushville Citizen--"I have." Visitor -- "But, really, I cannot see what you find to keep you busy." Brushville Citizen--'"Neither can I --that's why I like it." Clara--Any fashions in the paper, papa?" Father--"Yes; use to you, dear. t's but they are of no yesterday's Your Vote and Support member Next Monday is respectfully solicited. If you express your confidence in electing me Mayor Henry Has (Continued from Page 1) rather discouraging for a man who has volunteered his services to the city to find the hall nearly empty when he takes the platform to express his opinions. Following is the slate on which the: electors will vote on Monday: FOR ALDERMEN Connelly, Timothy, helper. Davis, Arthur M., boilermaker. Feick, Lawrence, machinist. Graham, William, gentleman. King, J. Maurice, barrister. Lumsden, James A., broker. Meld | eldrum, John A., gentleman, Murdie, Robert G, grocer, Palmer, Henry, gentleman, Rhodes, Harry, pipefitter, Widdifield, Charles R., barrister, (ten to be elected), FOR BOARD OF EDUCATION Easson, Robert J., gentleman. Easun, Leslie T., machinist, Harwood, Henry M., druggist, Mott, J. Andrew, clerk. Reed, William H., supt. Wood, Joseph, merchant. (five to be elected). V-----~ IT PAYS TO READ THE MIRROR RE-ELECT J. A. LUMSDEN I have endeavored to serve the citizens of Stratford faithfully during 1941 and solicit your influence and support for Alderman for 1942 unicipal Elections Ist December, 1941 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Public Meeting CY HALL FT O-NIGHT At 7.30 p.m. At this meeting candidates for public office will have the op- portunity of addressing the electors from the Hall stage as well as over the air. - Smale as maid of honor. be "WEDDINGS A wedding of interest to Stratford citizens took place in Tillsonburg, when Ruby Moir, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Moir, Tillsonburg, be- came the bride of Mr. Leo McCann, of Hamilton, son of Mr. and Mrs. George McCann, 145 Elizabeth street, this city. The Rev. J. H. O'Neil offic- iated. Miss Rita McCann of this city, sis- ter of the bridegroom, attened the bride. Mr. Maurice Freel of Hamil- ton was groomsman. 5 My, 5 HARRISON--BILGER St. Peter's Lutheran Church was attractively decorated for the marri- age of Edna Alberta Bilger, daugh- ter of Mrs. C. Bilger, 55 Argyle street, this city, to Mr. oJhn Cairns Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harrison, Toronto. The Rev. G. Wal- ter Schoedel officiated. The bride was given in marriage by Mr. Ernest Risto of Wallaceburg. She was attended by Miss Esther The grooms- man was Mr. Ernest Hamel of Kitch- ener. ; + * * @ STUBBS--DIEBEL Many Stratford friends were inter- ested in the wedding, at Vancouver, on November 8, of Elizabeth Hileen, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Die- bel, 81 Parkview Drive this city, be- came the bride of Petty Officer Wil- fred P. Stubbs of the Royal Canad- jan Naval Volunteer Reserve, at Esquimalt, B.C. formerly of Strat- ford. 'The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Stubbs of Brockville. The bride was attended by Mrs. Mel- vyn Snyder, the former Miss Marian Connor of Stratford. Mr. Murray Connor was best man. ee MEETS BEES ti ET. Doubly Deticious.. . Try our Double Rich Malted Milk, for a real palate-sensa- tion. Try one, for Malted Milk at its most --- most in nourishing food value, most in sheer thirst quenching de- liciousness! You will say this reminder was a real ser- vice. Your only criticism may be -- that we should have stressed our Double Malted His Service With C.N.R. Covered Period 34 Years Charles H. Clarke, 44 Louise street, who has retired from the service of Canadian National Railways, can look back on an interesting career that has taken him to many countries. A native of England, he received his early training as a machinist there, as an apprentice in the Royal gun factories of Woolich Arsenal. After serving his apprenticeship there, he worked for Vickers, Maxim Company, the famous armament firm In 1899, he decided to see some of the Empire, so he went to South Africa. While there, he enlisted in VOTE FOR LESETS Ff. EASUN As a Member of Board of Education The people's interests are mine. Vote For Ex-Ald. William Graham for Alderman 1942 8 Years Experience Your Support is Solicited to ELECT Jos. Wood to serve you on the BOARD OF EDUCATION --eeraremar = = the Imperial Mounted Infantry, and served in the South African War, win- ning the King's and Queen's Medals and five clasps. From South Africa, Mr. Clarke re- turned to the Mother.Country. Then he went to the United States. He was in Chicago when the urge to see Can- ada brought him north of the border. He came here in 1907 and remained for three years. After going back to Chicago for a short time, he decided that Stratford was the right place for a home, so he came back here, and has lived in Stratford ever since. There ls No Substitute For Skill and Experience ! AT ROGER'S STUDIO You are sure of these qualifica- tions. 22 years in the Classic City Our work is always first-class. 83 Downie St. Phone 1096m SS ee ae nae me ELECT Timothy Connelly As Alderman TO THE 1942 COUNCIL One of your own city boys, born in Stratford. Thanking you for your vote and influence. Phone 2610 for Cars Monteith & Monteith Chartered Accou ntants Formerly of 77 Downie Street ANNOUNCE -THE OPENING of their New Office Premises at 51 ALBERT STREET, STRATFORD, ONTARIO ' Telephone 1897 Milks, sooner ! DIANA RESTAURANT John Tatulis, Prop. Tel. 2578 95 Ontario Arrangements have been made with Radio Station CJCS to broadcast speeches from the dressing room off the hall stage. Due to Government Regulations copies of speeches must be sub- mitted to the Station not later than Thursday night, November 27th for censorship ; ' 1942 Council I will give the city both service and courtesy to the best of my ability. HARRY RHODES THOMAS &. HENRY, Mayor W. H. DORLAND, - City Clerk Returning Officer