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WARM. iRL'X' DOMET FLETTE--close weave, 'soft and
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SAXOrirE__Iight blue ;only..: delightful .quality..
with soft, WarnL finish For pyjamas, sleepers or bed• Pickets, .
34' inches ..wide. "
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lovely ;cuatai:ns, launders perfectly, 40 inches wide;
BROADCLC� TI1--White silk finish broadcloth, extra goal
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TABLE: QII+C OTH':SQUABES--Cream and red; 54" x' 54"
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WHITE TAHLE OILCLOTH -39 inches
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.ittoria :Street United `Church
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oh. "Stiturday, • Tanuary' ;18th, .was
the Scene of a pret;t mid+"winter"
wedding w,hen,. R v. L. H. Turner
fiited in marriage Grace Jessie,
second &lighter of Mr. and Mrs:
' 1 r -r.-as - •- • der ch
Jobfl ' d. ' Solonnchuck, son .0 Mr.
and' Mrs: 'Paul Solomchuck of
Windsor. ,The.,;' bride entered the
church on the arm of:her father`
and looked charming ;. in a` floor:
length gown of ;white slipper : sat-
in with long train.;. ;.Her floor
len fixer 1.1 fell from a headdress
of ' orange 'blossoms. She: carrie
•a • bouquet of white ° carnations
and white `lilies: Miss Mary 1
I Cooke, sister of the ' bride, ' as':
bridesmaid; chose ` a, floor;' length
gown of pastel pink satin with .
all-over net and 'shoulder. length
veil' to"; 'match', The.' matron . of -
honor, Mrs. Carl Tripp, wore. a •
blue.. floor. `length J' gown of, bro.-:
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caded• satin with shoulder length
veil to. •'match. _Each carried '•a
blended '.bouquet of carnations:'
rude- oke, -Y t .sister:
of: a ,bride, looked lovely •in .;aY
floor. 'length ''gown of blue- , silk
with. ••hat'to match. and:'carried
a' -Small 'nosegay of pink ycarna
tions. The` groom. Was supported,
A by :his brother.. Fred of ;Windsor,
and 'Mr;''Carl'Tripp of Goderich.':
After' 'the ceremony the` guests
'partook 'of, a sumptuous 'wedding
breakfast at the British .Exchange
Hotel.. The bride's . mother wore
a gown; of rose crepe with black
accessories with 'orchid corsage.
.P:, °,�' .:`,,.o her. wore •blacl '' .�
crepe :gown ; with matching ac
cessories-;and orchid' corsage: Ai -
ter 'the wedding breakfast an en*
joyable evening was spent at the
hone. of •. Mrs. Robert .: Good' .of
Goderich'.
.1. The.'young °couple left:. on • Sun-
day • by motor for . London and
other' points,. accompanied'; by Mr.
and 'Mrs. Carl Tripp, the bride
• travelling : in: a • 'moss • green.; suit I
with -beaver'-trimming and brown.
accessories ' :and orchid ,, corsage,
'On their return they will reside`
in Goderich. ,
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,6Quests Were present from• , De'-
troit and Windsor,' The . yzoung
youth•:` at • the' couple received •;many. ; beautiful
compares age .
Rthreshold. of ,` stew era.: . ift_, . . ,•
tOUaSTOR-is' . " Gen-;
•
eirai Hospital on TTilursday, Jan-
aryl $rd, to`W 'and Mrs: Clef
ford ° Roulston, u Wbtloss, ` a son.•:
General
1 Hospital oa°J i, January 24th,
to Mr, and . Ebner' Parrish of
'Borrie, * $O . �. •
Xe*t .,201011 the Liick,
the Association Mesta the second.
itloodaY eiretir emend' month.
'Thee. are, niaffere 'of ,civic im,
can tAke.pert and every' est-
'AblishMent '.1ceinnected 'With the
busizreiii: -MA industi.ial.lifeof the
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hat too.Eat
TO BE
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HEALTHY. .
This is National Health Week;
and;'. few things,. are'more im
portant irk : maintaing the nat.
.ion's' hqalth than Good Food
'and • Balanced .Meals, rich.. in
the essenhia� food 'e=lements—
Vitars, . Minerals i; Proteins,
Fats and. Carbohydrates. •
.VITAMIN "A" - In Milk,.
cream, butter', eggs,'carrots,'
tomatoes, lettuce,:' .liver, ,and,
kidney..-- Guards .against; eye.
:trouble,' nose, -throat and .Bing
infections, bad teeth, and
stunted growth.....•
VITAMINS "B1'.. & "B2"—In
fruits and ' most vegetables,
particularly peas and beans,
whole .grain; cereals, milk and:
eggs- =Guard: °against neuritis,
constipation, and. doss 'of . ap
,petl�te, . . .
VITAMIN • "C --- In citrus
fru*ts'and juices, tomatoes. and
tnost raw fruits. d vegetables.
-Guards -against-. seorvy 'and
builds :strong teeth and gums;.
VITAMIN "D" li i cod liver
oil, egg yolk and summer, sun -
.SORROWING.
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(Colithrued from page .
the Grant home in Ashfield.
capegrdeath,' and is: malting ,a
favorable. recover,' in Kineardine
Hospital. 8b.e has been' able to
shed but' little light oil what
had actually happened: those
few terrifying moments thit the
trOn bore down upon them.
John Holenbeck of Kincardine,
erigineer -the train was -the_
only.' eye 'witness. .He said .the car.
had 'appeared to' sloW down as it'
approached the crossing and then.
speeded up again. -the night was
clear and•-'ilie -road bare. ---In
Charge of the train was conductor
• ''Travelling at` an. 'estimated
speed, of 35 to 45 miles an hour,,
the train • struck • the car Pretty
Much in the centie of the.rleft
?side, ripping it open,. and 'hurling.
it into the ditch near the cross-
Wednesday, February
Oth, .1947
"Of the trairt to be' takenAo
cardine, but the ybiing man who
had suffered multiple ifractures
died before reaching the. depdt.
Miss WtIliams'. conditien was at
first. regarded aS' critical but she
made a surprising ,recovery. s.
It was not until later that it •
,was learned that there had been..
•others, in the car, Mrs. -Grant and-,
Larry -were in the back seat' azt4
-Granrs _body Was re,covered from
a plowed field Sate some dis-
tance from the scaiiti- of the crash. '.
and little Larry's body was found
in- th•e fence corner some*hat
nearer the croSSing.-
This is believed to be only:the •
Second 'fatality at this 'crossing'
Onaes. the railway wai,' laid to;
-Kincardine over .seirenty years
ago.. About forty 'years ago the
father a James Kirkpatrick.- of
RiPley lost his life when he and
a team of horses were hit at this
First car On the scene *as one
driven' by Oscar Day..of Wiarton.
who Was enroute home from Rip,
ley . with a ,carload of hockey
Players.. They _notified police 'and
doctors in Kineardine.
• Mr. Johnston and' Miss
filinglifid-Weie in -the -front -Seat
.uards against rickets.,,
loft bones and tooth•.'"decai.`.
Of the thirteen 'MINERALS
'essential ltd. adequatei'diet,
calcium', for itroxig bones and
teeth; iron, -for rich red blood;
and iodine for , prevention of
Supplied hi' cheese;', egge,
liver, leafy vegetables4ceIery,
lettuce,' Cabikage) and iodi 'zed
aid: growth ,and the. building.
:cif 'body tiinie. are .folind in
grains:•'. •FATS are used
• mainly' to supply beat 'and en-
IE
Weekly. plan to Publish a
books, which are au the shelves
at the. Lucie:bow public' Library.
vieWs
turn Of the centur3r; Who lived
. : to use both "to. -advantage. Her,
1,11ollOw PebOrah and her
granddaughter as they return. to
the old farm dining depression
'years and then Olt tO 'the close of
World : War when Deborah
, Marion
Concerned About School DistrAct.
Adcording to the Ripley ...Ex-
press, educational leaders in that ,
village age -c,onscious'if .radical
Changes to 'Come and are put-
ting forth Ripley's claim as the -
-centre..of high school area.
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Asideissir
tOOVaW -ter
onien'a :Velvet .Goloshei, *edit* heels,
-Wee_ PullrOn' Rubber: Golos4es
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found in butter, Fream; bacon,
cARBOHYDRATES—are- our.'
Chief source of energy in foods
and are found in bread, oas-
aroni and -potatoes.-
- "Eat Right to Feel Right'
Here's wishing yen Health ,
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