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JUstreceive-A a-Tihipint riiirb.arSlips. These
slips', are hard to get. They°are tailored,. straight
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cut, fit the figure sm-oothly, adjustable. straps, ,
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Sizes 34 - 44. _ ...... „ _„,: _._ - . - ..., $2.98
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OORSYTIl SHIRTS --.:Newest' ;stripe!, fUsed
• lars, siies.141/ to 161/2 • ' •••
•FORSYTH SHIRTS-7-F.ine: white.' English broad
• cloth: zFused :gollars,,,°,141/2 to -16. :4
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, EOGARHOUNMAiNT
Late • WedneSdaY aftgrnoon,
death came to Edgar Hollyinan,
who for thirty-five years had
been associated with the,husiness
life • of 'LUcluiaw, Retiring less
than three „years ago Mr, Holly -
/flan, had, -been spared but little
time to enjoy the leisure that he'
so well deserved after long hours
and 'faithful service in pursuing
his trade .as a baker.
. Mr, Hollyman was born in car-,
diff,*Wiales, a -son of the latet,Mr.
and IVIrs, Robert HollyMan. He
cam e fo Canada in *the .spring of
1912 • and, to tucknow hr.October.
.of that year, When he entered the
employ of Mr. W.' J. `Spindler'
asliead baker, --Nine years later in
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Sptember of 1921 'the•hanght out
• ,•DWart Taylor, it. 2,. Lucknow
BORN
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tal on Tuesday, February • 15th,
1949, tO :Mr. and Mrs.. Gordon
' Morrison, R. .1., Lucldiqw. (n.ee
Phyllis Blake),, a:Vaughter.
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K1ricarCb4le Hos-.
pital On rebritary".. 5th, '1949, to
Mr, an4 Mrs Leslie;Waidell, 'R.
• . 1, Ripley (nee Dorothy Robb),
daughter •: • . . . ';
HACKEI'r—In Listowel Hospital
on Friday, February llth to Mr
and Mrs. Harold Hackett,
•, ghter,•it'sister tar Leroy. , • •
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February.
...Food/ Festival
Billeted Sweet Mix Pickles
1602. jar 23c
WiPtawil••
Two -Fruit Marmalade
▪ 29c.
• Vit:hite.Marshmallout •••
• Vs .bag •• • 26c
Burns 'tan Fried Hamburgrs
12 Oz. tin ......... .. .. .. . . ▪ '29e
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cooked • Ea‘yist
• tolietve. •
Or tangy • zestful flaVor,
'Heinz 5'7. Smite: •• ••,0- .
Special; 8 oz. bottle 25C
Heini.,Chili Sauce
Spedal, 12 oz bottle 33c
Heinz Netehup • • • -••••••
SPecial,'13'oz bottle 25c
Heinz Mustard
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Special; 16 oz bottle 19c
Heinz Dilled Cutuinber'Relish
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Redeem YOut COuipons
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Lever Brothers Hardwater ,, • • Here for '
••Suds Sensation. •
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BRIDGE AND. EUCHRE.,
MARATHON .DRAW' ..t:' :,•::
(Wednesday, February 23rd)
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layson, : , Mrs, -.:J..-.:E:,...Agnety,': Har.;'
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R. Jghnstone• Mrs,,Cameroni 'Bar*,
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..: . MeS;;Ik.;'.'Henderson ;:.:,'...-. Mrs..,
Sproul, Mrs 1-7'.Veri0On;:MrOlar.-.
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IVI.ts. ',1‘01eicji.li '''',..,-...:::i.'Ws. 'Hornell;
:aVirSi Mrs ... . :.
• • Mrs. .BrewerlVIrs.:.. M , Hender-
son, ','Teiriple CIaiii, Jane Dow
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Mrs Clark, Mrs. 14„;:c::;.Agrie*i... :' . • .:
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• on August 30t11, 1920,he 1 -rad Mar-
IJL PlYmoutb, nglf.and,. and to-
gether they successfully 'conduct-
ed this btisines.s. until disposing of
it' to *Athol: Purdon in A•pril . of
a946i when they purchased a corn-.
fort ble.'cottage: acrosa .from the
Pr: sbyterian Church and prepar.
ed to:enjoy a well earned rest.
But there' had 'been. little leis.-
;•ure. ;for Mr. Hollyinan, With. the
help 'Situation' as .it was his Ser-.
vices were being constanly sought
by bakerieS pattered throughOut
Weiterit Oritarie;,,.and''otit ' the
goodness of:his heatt, Mr: Ilolly17.
I.nEin..fotind 'it, difficult to refuse
to help. them 'Out. His last relief
role Was. just Prior to Christmas,
Wben he went to LondOri. • for sev-
eral strenuous . Weeks 'to. assist a.
widow carryipg . on . her, busi-
ness atter her husbancradeatli.
Mr. H011yntan' had been ill with
h1ebthsifor.. a' • time after
po:fing ,of his btisinesS,- Sinde the
Yar'be had not been an
the lies of health and three
weeks s'''pripr:46 ' his death, which.
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v.rfraslue-,46,a heart condition, had -
been 2SeriOusly
Edgar, he.: was. farn-.
knoWn, thrOughout the. dis-
trict, was ii iid,
and affable, and his integrity Was
neter iitleatiOned in the .years he
mrfaa01 business here.. His home
was .:always open... to. his many
friends, or to, ,anyone, 'in, need.
During the. wiar.Yeara, he and Mrs.
HollYinan 'entertained' many of
the ,RiA.F. 'Men. stationed Port
Albert..'.: -':.•
Ladies...
NEW STYLES OF DRES,Sp
• • We now have ..inany new Styles of dresses 1..oni: Which
choose . . in prhited crepes andtaffetias,. and in .piltia
• shades, , .,s4ea 11,24W., . - • •
• ALSO — Silk Crepe Slips and lovely lace trim Silk Jersey
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ried Misg•• A. Win/lifted Perirose.h.
SokitriOn. Nfac,
Kenzie,,_Mrs._Stirnson,_Mrs.,Bark7
well:: : •
• *S.:,.GillieS—':Mrs. Mr.
Orvis, ivirS. Shirley.
Mrs Elliott - Mrs. skiiPatniCk;
Mrs; Jewitt,Mrs Mani-
:_glliott—Mis, 'McCall; Mrs.
Mason, Mrs.
.'PRAISE ST. aitzws.e.AiT
•Here's what. The Belgrive cOr-
reSPondefit had to say about the
Pyjamas. •
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Our Sale Of ' - • • • N
Snow Suits and Girls' Coats
IS STILL ON , • .- • .. 1: •
NOW, Is the ,tune to_bur for next Fall at a Saving.
• For Winter Knitting . •
NEWTON, YARN, 100 percent Virgin Sock Wool . .
'GUARANTEED NOT TO suRiNK.-
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He was a faithful member of
St Peter's Anglican Church, was
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ,014LY
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Housedresses. BIousee and .Shirts.
i.''-'WEBSTER..7
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1 RUBBER FOOTW EAR
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to wear
•:-Reg..$5•475..•Clearing ,$4.75
•Reg.•;$6.,S56 Clearing at• ,' S5;95., • •
Clearing *t.
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St. :HelenSplay presented. there on. itife managing board, and: was
recently : • , 'Rev. J. IL Geoghegan's warden N. '
"All seats of the Community diming' his rectorship here., Rev. • ,
Hall were. filled and inan3r-iiand• Georghegan ,conducted' the • fUn- •
ing for the fifth1presentatian, of era service in St Peter's church II
the St Helens- play, the hilarious on Friday, afternbon and paid 'a AN
fine tribne. to Mr. Holly -Man; He
assisted in the .Service. by.
*Rev. R. Aosel'in, Last rites of•
the Masonic Ordet, of which he
WO a valiued member, were,con-
ferred at the graveside, •
• The pallbearers were Mesari:
J. Salkeld, Isaac Cameron
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maitierson„:. St. Helens, hiltatian
costuine, .performed the sword
• dance: Mr.George Stuart or' St..
-Helens played the violin and Mrs.
'SitfArt-theVtahirfxy-r-qheASeotii-sii; 177 ap 0 Yrnalr 0
three-a.ct comedy, "Uncle Cy Hits
A New.liigh7: It was 'sponsored •
by fhe Women's Inititute. Tiffin's
_orchestra _played_for_ttie,_ dance
Men's- 4 -buckle Rubber Overshoes, specutl $3.23
Men's Felt Top Rubbers. Special ' $4.50
Felt.Shcoes:At 'Reduced' Prices, :
that . followed. The St: Helen s.
Young. PeoPle'are a 'good loo,Iting,
• Well . dressed igrOup,. Their play • •
was perfectly rehearsed, and each
: • athwelleSon
part smartly acted: , Miss Isabe Cameron MacDonald, G e Q r. e
Kenn'edy; Fied Stanley and LeOn-
ard. MacDonald.
Besideshis grieVing,*IdOW; Mr,
liollyrnan . survived by% one bro-;
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Amazing Story Of s
foundThe--The -Weekly,
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'Forgotten' Millions" great anagazine of real life stories
Read about millions of dollars w th this •Sunday's (February. 20)
aoco and Issue of -The etroit SundaY
,securitia.that go -a -begging, This Times Be sUre :to get Sunday's
story efunelaimed.dollars win he Detroit %Tittles. •
'The Store of Friendly Service! datt'oing. About a hundred nI Blyth and a sister, Mrs. D. D.
•• lifti.dollirs was' realized". Harrington of London,'
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NEW AMERICAN GSNGHAMS...
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NEW .:BRITISH PRINTS ,AND 'CRE'TONS
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