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0RITUA,RY
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"LOVES ► . 0-4hand :in-han ....._-
with -the Easter Parade'
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P IN CABRETTE FINELEATHER 'GLOVES in, the neat
• • slip-on style. that '3ooiis so well with ' suits 'or coats..
Soft kidfinish, longer' length, fit. smoothly. Inblack,
or brown; . •
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• PIGTEX GRAIN) CAPESKIN --•Of special interest to the
women who prefer tailored.' clothes.. Slip-on style,
WOVEN FABRIC GLOVES= -The ever -popular glove, with
whip,. stitched . seams, 16 button length,
THE :HALF IN HALF ' STYLE GLOVE, --Backs in .pigtex
,grain:• with rayon palms Colors ;Black, Navy, Brown
and Natural
RAYON MILANESE GLOVES_Comfortable'for warm wea-
' . ther. Smart to. wear with dresses. •
empleton & Co
OsttAiao
MRS., BEN S. L.OGAN
Ripley and distriet •-was quite
shocl d ' on Friday, 1 arch 14t14�1_,,.„:
when word was received of the
ufiexpected. death'•of Mrs. Ben S.
Logan at ' her :. home in. Toronto:.
She was not in 'good health for
some time and- continued to ;de-.
cline• until ,her 'passing .away. -
Mrs •.:Logan,. whose. Maiden
name was Susan Maude Hodgins,.
was the daughter of- John
gins, .;and Catherine Percy and
was born east of Kinlough on
the, 12th'.Concesssioin of Kinloss.•
,She was the ''youngest of a family
of .fourteen children•all, of whorn.
have•. pre.deceased.' herexcept ••Jas::
H: ,Hodgins who lives. 'on "the old
homestead. h
After her; inarriage 41; years:
ago, ' 'she and'her husband lived
'at ] ,purple 'Grove for• some time,
moving to Ripley 27 .years . ago.
,Mrs.. •Logan was noted for her
kindness . andgenerosity. Her
home was one'.Qf great'hospital-
BOOK ` 'R EV IEVA/ betterment of , : mankind makes IV. She . was • anactive member
. -- .very..interesting reading: of .St. ,Andrew's U, nited '; Church
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HISTORY';OF THE ONTARIO , • This small book of nine, tr pages' in Ripley until movrig to Tor.-
onto lasts November; '
'-RED :CROSS i •9t4 14946L q :traces tee development•,aof thele '
7. -.The furneral-servrce`bras.. held -:in
By E, .IL. A Watson, ,; idea . brought forward in • 1863 by.MacDougal and :frown.' Chapel
a Swiss philanthropist, ,. Henri • Toronto, on Sunday evening and.
The tory °of the growth .of any: 'Durant, that help should, be ,giv was conducted •by :Rev;. .Drum=
world`: wide movement fors, ';the en the , suffering yictirns:.of war •
mond Oswald, a; nephew, assisted
:: - ._ and •1disaster. Ne : gathered about •
..6414:,„01,...by:•the -Rev Darold 11V'illiams. On
:him a volunCee? w.o,�nc a. Monday the: remains :, w'e r'e
a Their work fired the' imagination brought' by train to:Ripley and:
`: ,^ •of. :thousands aria 'a•. an • inter-• ,a, short service *as conducted by •
�eeo national conference at Geneva in the .: Rev, . Eugene Beech; 'assisted.
1864 an •organization:•was' .found q
by. the Rev.: L. W Owen , at the
ed and embraced by '17 'nations. home of:` Mr..: and °Mrs. Gordon
From then on the' growth was Stanley; Interment . ,was made in
.
..only: relative. fn'..:Pie need and fi,3p-ley •Cemetery. beside hpr `pias
Mother'sChicken Dinner
,volunteer Workers'; `always band, `who; , pr•ede�eased, her:only.
,35c-to..'be had • when •the need de-
''' four months ago; The . large coil-,
nrianded •course . of ,friends who attended.
• The ; Canadian RedCco ss`*a's tlieservice • in` Toronto ` and 'also
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WEDNE.S'DAY.g.1V�IAR;C • 26, 1947
uggestions ..
Mac' Chzcken Spread • :'
For °delicioussaxdwiches
7 oz: •tin , 35c.
ark'$ Beans With Sauee
in .
c'
Jello,',Puddings •
,,.,.,,•Assote.d Flavors
Each' •: loc
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eFiOU
'Pack*
18c
Aunt Jemima
Buckwheat Flour
Packa e", L' , 22c
g. .
a filiated :• with ••:, the British : Red.
Cross. until 1909,°.when independ-•1
ent • status was granted They
were--ftili organ zed in ]:91 -4 -•to•
take over the tremendous 'task of
the First. • World, War.. Through•
is different departments all em-.
ergencies were :met.. •
In_ 1919' the Central Council, ad-
opted
d_
r vincia
o teicl the system of P o...
p Y tail was called Vto .his eternal rest..
Division
s acid :the sameye r : On- V hile 'dressing.: himself he .':'was
e' :organized.
tario b becam.fully anized
g suddenl seized with; a heart at.
During '••this. post-war. period'. the Y
,, tack, the cord of life was broken,
Junior. Red .. Cross, , 'Soldiers Re- .
and Out -Post a'nd his gentle spirit took. . its
lief,.,wPubl o• Health,Y • flight. , It was a..great . Surprise
Nursing, Service and. -Home Nurs :` t hear• of ':John'$ ;passing', as' he
ing•courses• made the p Aeo Te pf
�� was in his usual health and was
Ontariohealth-Minded.ilia ' e on: ' Saturda'
in, ` the .v, g Y
a er: section of :.the book
;'The pre t • John MacLeod was - rhe' :eldest
•son• ,of a family of seven born to
the late 'Margaret ,MacDonald and'
Duncan MacLeod, the first set-
• district R
Bee ii Dorn Syrup
(no • coupons )
•�2`ib. 'tin- . •
i :3
Sed., Lect Chicken Saddle
Tin- 29'c
Sea -Leet' Mackerel:,
Tin
a . amoun
'fz' tin 33c
aralnoitut: Herring,.iin, Sauce
20e
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Forvariety t 'n .our Lenten
• e y . r yell?'
Menu, serve one o(these fam-
bus Catelli Products
Egg,:Noodles,, •1'
,Re d Cut' %Macaroni ,
and ',Spaghetti,
.
THOMPSO
best names n...
ork
Sloes
. SISMAN
GREB
VALENTINE and MARTIN
STERLING:
WILLIAMS.
In -Stock, All Sizes h::_
L ... �• 1 In''+
rk Walk.
'You�r�'Sprir�g .W+� , W
omfoxt
Rathwell�s
SMART NEW SUITS,
isses and 'Half Sizes
COA"T+S, DRESSES
PJRSE'S . an
COVES'' _
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in Ripley 'and the :many 1 floral:
contributions were tributes: to the
high respect in which Mrs Ben
L-og n::was• fetid. She is snrviv-e
by an only daughter; Lenore, who
resides • „in TorOntd;
• `JOHN" , MadLEO.D
Ir% the early quiet ••of . Sunday
Y
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en's Ready -to -Wear Suits and Topcoats
Are Here..
a.
e Famous Biltmore }
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was iii'...his 82nd' :year He, spent: able roads, showed t e :esteem in
deals with• the' part played in' the
•Second Great •: War, under the:
• headings Women's War 'Work
Committee .: Women's Voluntary 1:*ypshe.., ,,;
Service Corps, . Food ,Adm,nistra
tion- Service, ....Prisoners. of :War •
Parcels; Prisoners of 'War Liaison.
Officers Committee, Blood Donor.
, -en-t, Auxlliar-y ..Ialu�-stng.
-Services; Nutrition and Visiting
Homemakers ''Service Highway
Aid :Post Most :of. these
First s
services were :manned' by, volun-
tary workers.
•--The--Store--of Friendly -,Ser -vice-
,A ,tribute isipaid to .the officers
and organizers Who planned .arid
carried' 'out : this trernendous . .pro
gram.
The book .is• profusely illtxst• ra.
ted With full page photographs of
the '• various': phases of. ;Red Cross
Work. =, itey ewed' by E. R. Mc
NIT.ED scHUIRCTI
LUCK:NOvv
Rev. J.. W., .Stewart, B.A , B.D.
• Pastor .
SUNDAY,' MARCH' 30th'
•PAIaM.: SUNDAY •
11 aan.:' "Some,. Reactions the
Presence of Christ makes".
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:1215 p.m: • Sunda* School:
;.:.2 p.ni, `..'The Cross Conten-
, 'plated"..
farm „,ori : _which'. the :departed one was held
Which he was'`•w
bore. and through-- "He as borne to. his -• last restin,
out' his long life enjoyed -'excel-
lent'.health. `A lifelong farmer.' at
heart, for the •task 'few years . he
had hued ,irf.tetirement with; .his,,
nephews,..the Simpson brothers,
operating his fai:m Ile was al-
y dy tos.. a f•: and
wa s ret asis a ri.
had a warm'inter_est in ,the ;wel•
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fere: of others. ,He was one of tht
most •'modest of men,, possessed of.
a••keen active mind; ;a kindly,
sympathetic nature, ` and a : re
dates and events of:,the: past; .•He
:viral a -member, Of .the- Ashfield
Presbyterian _church and .was al',
•ways' interested in its -Welfare and'
always r n ,regular, attend: a on
the Sabbath. ` - -
He is 'survived by.: a brother,
Murdoch, and• two sisters, Mrs;
Will Allan (Sai a.):';df. Carnlachie,
and' Mrs. Simpson (Flora) of
tail
‘:The •funer°a1 service .was held
at his .late re'id Tuesday,
on T esda
Y
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Service . was conducted -'by "Rev'.
Rhoad .'and the' i'a1lbearer
and flower -bearers were. all •clise
neighbors, The. Targe - number of
-sympathizing friends ds in atte,.,d-�
ance, over some "aim ost impass
place ,nearby:: Ki'ntail Cermet
ery by .'Me'ssrs.:'
Harry • McDonald, Will .111cnon
;;B r u c e ' McDonald . Con:
b'ICeefe and .,John•'S tialtoxr
QUOTA YN CHURCH APPEAL.
NEARLY REACHED= IN 'BRIJCE
of
In 1946',' churches i in' Bruce
In.
ril ed - $10,338.50 100:
deanry subsG $
.7 0A:(i,j�civ� in .Alt
e An
ican
e appeal, according:.
1advanc . - _.__
to figures released by ;.the dio= -
cesan ..commissioner, .Archdeacon
W A. .Townshend:, •
Reports';ha e no . e r
.from Ber'vie, Kingarf, (ape. chin
•or Purple. Valley.
onations. Irom the parishes;
are. Kinlough $163,. c e . Y
$1017; ..Tara $902,:
'Kincardine
$645;+Lueknow
501;' Dun cannon :$215; 2.15; .Port: Al
bert •• $,001;.,Ripley •• $260; Paisley
.$727; Cargill *4.12;•' Pinkerton
;Elgin '$260; •Walkerton' 51611 ..
1 6.
1 ianover' $492.15;. Wiarton 040.75;
3-Iepworth $96-„ TJlrni1s-'Hd t4' Q
75; 'Hope Bay $30.
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