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A foundation that can do:
for you what no other
oanA curved slash in
the back:teleseppes every
time you bend or twist-
'allowing - ease` of :`move=
merit; 'preventing. riding
up and 'garter strain. -No
matter what .yo'ur figure-
problem -there's a. •
NuBack garment, for you..
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Nis. GOTHIC RRASSIERES,11ERA-4ACK rid LELON6' FstM aNs*;,
ENGAGEMENTS . 1
Mr, and. Mrs: William 'Stanley, M
Wish, to ,announce the engagement
of their9daughter, Velma, to John
Harold Anderson of London, . son of Mrs.: Anderson and the late
Mr, Harold .'Anderson, H
rnilt Q
The anaariage to .take Place.
Mlarch. '25th, at four o'clock in the
,Lucknow Presbyterian Church.
Mr. and Mrs.. Everett Erring-
ton, 'Dungannon, . wish, to an -
ounce the engagernent • of their:
eldest daughter,, Mary, Isabel'.to
Mr.
•Harold George Adams, • '
et` soil' .of the late .Mr. and Mrs
George 'Adam$, Point Albert, : :the
marl cage. to•. take; place quietly, in
1VLarch
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FORAN--=ln Goderich Hospital;on`.
Monday, February 27th . to, Mr.
and Mrs. 'John Foran, R• R.
Auburn,1 a son, a brother for
Eileen land Ann.: ,
'BiJTTON Iti'.London on $atur
day,,' February. 11th. to. Mr. and.
Mss: Ernest •Button (nee Marie
:Aitchison), a son, David Charles..
ECICENSWILLER-=4n .Kincardine;
a. ... ,Y
.,.:.N>...y... Hospital on 'Fe'bruary. 14th, .1.950,
`to Mr. ' •and Mrs.:. Grant : Ecken
FIND NO BLAME' `founnd the.'smoke } heavier . and , filler, It 1, Holyrood, a- daugh
• I' could see flames. at the thimble 'ter. •
Continued' from page 1) ' in the ceilingthrough which the .
Alta
sprang p znereased • iihe ,
draft. °;
Mr. Macconnel thenwent about,
his 'evening chores; The: three
ladies . •,sof. .the: :guest. hoaneb Mrs.
Louuisa Naylor,, Miss Margaret
Murray and ,Miss Jane blathers,
• were in •tthe : kitchen:making pre-
parations for the evening :meal.
They, asked. 'hien to,. •go , to the
Vbove=ground':' cellar for :an art-
icle; and on entering,' it he. smell- Macconnell told how he: showed
ed smoke. Upon invesitigating' he:, the Firemen in 'what ;room .Mr.
entered the back `,kitchen and 'Barger eras•.an•d that, his gybed was
just to the right :of the window,,
land • .that he • would-be within:
reach, of the .'.window:';'He.'then'
wernt hack to the: front of the
'house: to see to' .the welfare -of
the' 'ladies
iipes-passed lie ranla-phonevthe=
aharrn, ,and' then.:met two' risen,.
whom he directed to Mr. Barger's
room, as . he . !himself ' was not
Physiically • alble to ,, ado • , anything. •
Mr Macconnel . then went t to , ,see
about .the ladies. '.;The two, men
curve dovlriis'tairs and 'said' d' ;they
Could not ' get through to' Mir.
Barger ''for s roke The fire. ',ap
paraftus. was :'arrwirm , and ,Mr,.
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from THOMPSON'S
uaker Apple Sauce
,. C.hoice quality, <sweetened1
15 oz. 'tin •' 2 for 25c',10
Aylmer Pitted Cherries '
• Choice quality,;:wweetened._v
20 oz.. tin 256
' ...Excellent forpies.
Cadbury's'
Instant Chocolate
1 lb, tin •-19c
Keep +a tin on hand for quick
deliciops hot chocolate., after
skating or . hockey;. .or for
chetcolate icing iand , creamy
fudge:
All 7 ' Delicious Flavors
2' PCKGS.. 19c
Concentrated': Super Suds
Smeclat! Box 33c
ardine • Ho
on February' 16th, 1950, to
and Mrs Melville ` Henry, R.
Kincardine, a, daughter.
'ital
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Henderson's • express office', .dut-
ies, .with Miss, Catherine Win-.
nes continuing, her regular' duties'
at the. 9 iest•H+ame where she.has
been eniploxed 'fora year They
were ;disappointed : in their plans
for ,a `'supply;! helper at the Ex
Press ' Office,'• and Miss McInnes
.Was 'tutored ;for; ra few' days . few
-
this, job.., It' ,for
planned to get
_another: • assistant_ _at the Guest
Hosie, but :this the'ladies' did :not
wish, and wereVery anxious that
the ':,1V11'§§ -es . - Hendidrsona shoultj
take 'the. 'trip, and- thatthey':' be.
.When' queried' by tie • Crown' permitted.to carry on with ''Rev
Attorney, Rev. i acconnell. said Macconnel's' heltp and supervision
•that the ladies . had objected •to They had ' a,: grand time planning.
Miss/ I3enderson's . suggestion' that,
she •would •get al lady supervisor'
to come in duringtheir absence.
Purity Quick Oatmeal !
lb,l
21/z
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rbe,Store of Friendly. Service
Phone 82. • • We Deliver
ey o. r .,• ,as
want, a .s ranger; coming in, if Mr.,.
Maceori sell= would -look. after__ the
'fires and other Manual duties.
'As to the. merits • of. 'the .guest
st
home,1 Mavconn�ell replied;
"I don't know of . anything .better.'
They live' there like one family,
and "go to theirown moans when
tY e_y., want. to rest"
Mr., Banger ,vitas' hard of hear=
ing ,but was strong enough phys-,
ically- and mentally' Asked if he
.could have got: to. the window;,
Rev. ' Macconnell's -opinion "• was
ithat he had dropped 'Off to sleep.
The Doctor had left- some taiblets
J
e
and, , oarryirug .:out their •duties,
Miss •Hendreson said,. ariFl •while
she.:felt it was safe,, she did :not.,
REMEMBER::
Business s Uaual.
D
taring
lteratiofls to tiie
LADIES
one 85
AND MEN'S .WEAR .
Lucknow, Ont.
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hcr;.mind was
eased iby the reports. he received
of how vtirell things• were`. going'
in ' their absence. i
Miss Henderson:.said thatthose
she took in /were given; light dut
ies, accordiiiIgl to their •atbility, and
;werehap¢ier doing. these :in
+what . was regarded by:, then -as.
:."their .home'o:
The Crown ' Attorney , at the
:conclusion of Miss ' Henderson's
•evidence, commented ••that, :;`I be-
lieve you 'are•;doing • a • very use
ful' •service ' beyond thought : of
financial return":
Firemen: Called
of ' which he :was.'• to , take ,two Fire: Chief K. Ci. Murd e. told
every four. hours; He' had known briefly Of responding ' to , the l
him to take two alarm' and of the Brigade's
Felt It:Was. Safe •actions When the window;' was
Miss Pearl Henderson said they; smashed' 'it .was at .first, humanly
had been'.'•running the'. Guest .impossible to enter the room be -'J
Home for about: foum- ;years and
emphasized that it wasnot an
old ••people's ,home In reply to
a question . of experience she said
they had been operating Rest -A -
While Guest Home.. at Bruce
Beach for 12 years him out, ..was the last witness,
•datiSe..of the smoke that billc wed
out, . driving •the men .down the
ladder momentarily.
George Whitby, , a ' riember. nt
the Fire Company, ,and who' en-
t¢red. Mr: Barger's 'roorri to' bl ing.
1•
spring ;'Styles!
;NOW IN STOCK
er,a:
u.ede ::Casual
Navy,
. Wine, ' Black
in -NaY
,
RICES c R:EATLY} DEDUCED
to e of :our. clearing'sale .of
tike' ad�anS . •
BUTTERFiY NY1(iN..
HOSIERY
s
fs
i�t. at- neatly 'reduced prices..
:All.g
A,raduate of the Moo
8dy 13ible: On •reaching the window, George
r
it' was 21 years since she ' ' end' .of • the. bed and waulted over
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sox,said , •
had been 'aback, arid -she ander' the sash. Ail` he knew was what'
sister, in planning their,: first' ` he 'could feel—he could see, no-
•rholida in 12 years,' decided to Ithingn. Mr. ].anger "had never.,
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attend the Founders Week Con- Ynoved"•: :His arms 'were under. i
s were laid to.have.: the covers. George slipped his
ference. Plan
a supe Y a y
avliool in Chicago, Miss Hendertook a deep ;breath; grabbed- the •
rrri d 'hi d lift d hi
Brae Wool, 3 ply;
Clearing Bonniel
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1 o?�. keins, only . 29c skeins,
!NOW, d Saves
W ` Not Stock Up.•No'vi .
1 /1
Wool,;.3 and 4 ply, double
o we•1;3ouquet
W�e aIs ha
knitting and baby wool
Wool nylon reinforced.:
At the' present tme we' have a: splendid range ,0
LADIES' SKIRTS
Pastel -Plaids, Corduroys, CheckA.
Come in while the selection .s good,
OYS'' PARKAS,b'regular $16.9.5
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-LADIES' WEA
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'Phone 89-w . Lucknow,;`Ot�tai1°
from the -bed and out` the window,
to ,,those on `•the: ladder outside.
The taking of .the evidence oc-
cupied little. more than an hour,.
With the jury 'retiring at 3.15 Ai-
'. 'Fi eeborn • had br'iefly
commented on -.the ; *ase; •pointi•ng
the jury that- it IS always
oiat , to i
very, easy to be wise. tii'terw r ' .
'He said -it Wa5.fc't ben); lito.daye de
if this; tragedy migh
res+ -•h t; 01f it 'Was
avoided -bY. fo: 1; •: t ti � term
•rrrerely' as .ont ,r �i,h .
Agan _ aet� :ref ; •G'oi
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to Store Wit,
ie stock:
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