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MEN'` 3 'BOYS' Work Clothing,
Ove,, ,lit;; Pants Shirts . and, en..
•tlerw .ir. The Market Stone
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Elva Twamey of London
,pw t the •week:end at the home
Mull Margaret Rae; •
- ' Mr, Will 'Lees has re'turrted to
Ferndale, :Michigan, .after spend -
log thy: winter at Tampa,. Florida*.
APRIL 29th„ ,1948
1111 ,11 Martin and Neddy of
Torontor tiro spending the' week
Mrs, .tlobert•,Fishei. of, Ianiil:
turt:sp(•nt;,the,past week with h.ert
mother, 1V 5 D. Hinton
,
W, lit:.$irslell •lids. been,
i?ordirivd to hrs gibed for..the past
t�{o .a4ctic with a plaear;t :condi=
tion, k•
mr, t:r:d Mrs.;; Campbell. Thom:p-
snn and Donald and Mr..and Mrs.
E. J. Th:uttr: spent ,the -week-end
Mrs.. Thom refrained
.fortune...,
tdn e.
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iV1a: I.:•5, •MaCDOnald of Vit.
14illit,ni t l t i!' forest ,ranger w}tli
.the l) y, .t tln.i int' •of. ;,,artrls 'anti.
ui curl-
circ:tl I�tn� ,un�«i.ld life yin.OntarL;;:
:n tiu 1i,Ertt 11et11 ern a;rd ty evein;
urs•,
1�'r, 11;'c t) tnalcl tva; introduee.d
•. C:it ,i •&.t: Whit.1)ti,, pirc s'ident •. of
and • Garne" 1?ro-
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Mr'.. and MrsCh(rrtie. 'L4'c`bste
hati'G }ieeri c,ri '.a Motor trip fl ';ii
the United Slates, as;lai• 'sirtith .a
s.
Mexic•,t, They,Sara". ctccoinpanied
by Mrs, WQbste f, s }mother and'his
wife:. „ •
•
Mr ',J: C Drennan wrtchrr m
on the loot tWilldoc, sailed ;lrotn
Goda:ricli. Sunday. aftcarnoon, Apr.
-1l.th, Duluth as their: destination.
The harbor .at Fort • Willianystill
is, blocked 'with ice. '
Miss Jean Lyons, who, has spent
the. winter in..11 rtiilton. with her
sister; Mrs. Stanley 11i1a1iou,t;lr; ,1 c•�
tu> red to the village oh Satur••-
day', M.i•s.w.�iY all'cru-gh-• and '" Je'a
•
plan to return 'here •torrtakr t °„
hOnie., a he 11
cn Thompson of Tor-
r:n'tcr visited. with .her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley 'Thompson. -
4 :very enjoyable evening was•
sP ut recently at Hblyx•ood Hall
' v ir(`u Mr. and Mrs_ Everett Lane
�vc>t c ho.nored..Mr, Donald Bush-
ell read an address acid Mr., Jack
Bari -presented them• with pa purse
} of tnoiey..
Mrs. H Graham'. visited a day
last week at ' London With :^ Mr:.
and MVlrs. -Levi Ecken,swiller.
'The: W.M.S, of, the Presbyterian
church.rn.ei..at the home of •Mrs.
J. Lane on Tuesclay. with ;,a
cz idatt'erid:anee.' Mrs. J. Er•xier-;
'r'On :„ presided; after : the •.usual
opening: Several reaclin0 we
re
given en Jewish. missienary
work Mrs. Emerson rs the.dele-
•
gate to'. the.. 'Synodical meeting
which 'will be held° at 'Chatham
in .May, .• •Mrs. ,I. ' Barr read tl e
scripture 'and. -Mrs.. Lane led rn
1pi•ayer.. The''rneetrng .closed 'with
the Lord's; prayer in unison: A
dainty lunch. was served. '
tt7ts.`J'. Stuiie,n:'trio.h'as spent
sm.( mal tnonths:'at •Taranto as vis
sting. Yitii Mrs. W:•J, McLean,
V'i'e arc srrt:t'y to ,•i.•eport :that'
Wrn. Burt has not been`•e•n.
}eying the bs` t u '•heaitl .
'VIt:• 'an.cl : M.t•s.` Bert Me e an..
Lc
Monday_ d• t, I-iihdon.
`l }'act '•1'iolcl°clod WOir eti.";s•In.sti
H, 'I'hi�rripacin spent
the 'Sec k�erid. in "I'oront�t
her sister:'; Lorntt, und"' her aged
"inothel', Mrs. N. L. • Campbell, •
Mrs. C:arnpbell is in hcgr f)`rticl year:
and- continues,. to ..c`rijnY'su•rpris-
i.itt ly good health.
WHITE;CHURCH
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fror,r the 1't c ':,vc 'i irY'Cli.nr •
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5rirt.h lkiltL, ,.'- (c•hi�eitc
h etick1:1 1,ti' , her
h}itast,,t:,1' 16v. Mr�,' Sittlt(•rlunci S
lcny; ; cliff`: 1•1i• • 11t.
'rho }Jal''1 ut'r,_tF,c,:t,
t u'O. �i'ill Ire . }tcrla «.t °the .home 9f.
1:' I'citai•.-ld'rct `tri
on 'Thur sday,
ti'l:a 6th• and 'will 'lea M'other's
lJuy tint,°tiny.
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.ored he,•c\'ent..Mr. MacDonald.
• llsa adds ess eel th'e ggat'her'ing and
retort cd ttr, the. time w,heii' On-
tario,was tieming with,ganie and,<
fish. before: the .coming of the:
e:Nplot cr, the trapper .and: settlers
who slashed the forests .” Zn, On
tario", he 'Said,' 'we 'have: grown
away from. the soil and become
urbanites; we liaVe exhausted Our
.natural. capital, .and: have': to re
place; it,, We .'have polluted. our
,forsts. and allowed`'o.ur• stre,irns.
to:dry up"• •
He pointed out that; reforesta
tion w'1_ hold the• moisture of
tain_•an.d .snow, and ..-keep-:welLs
ani <streanis full Contr=ary : to'
opinions expressed, he i st•essed
, that no land is "worked.out'. Re
.x; sttirt�rc�• ' tiltl IVIooie,
I-iobt. ltos F. rank Reis , (il d ' Bel
1VIc Clc tr<ti liat7 ,•
iWe zine:! Sorry to''report Mrs”
John J.;h►: ton is in lunci.cin Iles=
petal. fr,,r.'tt e4itnient,., .
M.r. Gc',,t t;'c 1v1cC lc�naghatl at:iel
'daughterMildred are -spending a,
'ih. Toronto' .
Rev.. Graydon :cox cif-Gonestczi
and. his: fa.therand' mother of Pit., .
rie,iston :•. •isit'ed ' on Monday with
1Vli's,:; Mxte• Rosfi:'
Servicct .
in: the P•i ak.byterian
chuff ch ne' t Sunday` at :x,30 p.m,' .
on •'adcotint of :' Corn1rtUIllf)n at
Langsrde •`frit 11'` a m,
- Mr r -Cal terf -L >•tid'oti�.ho.' y `�'
P . .been
c si enc at th'e': hl,r ,ne c>f 'herr • br,o-. .
tl,et,; Mt s. , u„t, t.t ,,.Pt..,. _.
15: r,• e. eY,.•anci.
family of, Kincardine Visited aon
unday 'with',:Mt..and- Mrs. Bert;
Nicholson.
t Mr. aia,d-Mrs,.. Karl•Boyle,;LMar-
tivn:; anl: 'C•arol 'uhrsitedpon Sunday
with Mr.' and` 1VIrs.' Bert • Wiser
at Clinton,
,`Miss :Evelyn . McLean: of Lon.-
don :'spent the ;week" -end •`at: her
hornhere •
1Vlits Cliff Congr,am and :fair i1y
of Tar a' :ai a spending :this;-Nwe ek,
with. her •father, Mr ; Reg. Mc
Bride •
Mir a'hd ,IVt.rs..' • Wesley: Thomp
ssii,:are•, mrving t'has.week.to•Kin
c.ardine w -here th , w
ill.,n•
o reside.
Mrs. y
e '. Dorothy.:. Tho s .
,m�pof
Stratford ':spent . the. week -
end.
with-:lei—father; Mr.. Alf -'Heiden -
forestation. will tive'water for all 100,'.• GIRLS , 'Pi flit `, and 1Vl1.1s •
purposes He advrsecl=-t e-- iris~ me-Sse— -s
ues 2..,to on 'sale it -
and present '`to.• learn
tc . the .• Market .
1
.Stote.Reduced to knowthe out-of-doors".
ITED qTAT
•'.'Existing regulations crake'
it illegal for any Canadian
resident -to retain: in. his
possesi.on Mare than $10 in,
United. States cash:
i You are required to turn
in 'to your, ;bank, '•.for , ex -
dicing e
x -change into Canadian money;
any 'amount • you;• have in
excels '•of • $1O in United
States funds, without
:THERE'S A REASON . .
Th1e reason is that;
Canada .must have Phe' U.S.
dollars spent here by tope
ists, in order, to make them
avaik ble for the payment
of imported goods and ser:
vices.noPded too keep pro
$ ducti r1 cord employmeq't at a
{ high level;
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:FOt;SIGN EXCHANGE CONTROL.)11OApD
OTTAWA.
:Pit
each •'$i.00
In ••F<•ail` Health` .•
Mrs; . Catbcrine,•. Ritchie, \Vho:, t
has i en` a patient'' in. .Wing.ham;
H -
o5it1
a for, Hospital o several :weeks, : was: 1
`t e.moved to; the•'hori•te ,of her son;,!
Mt..'.We'sley Ritchie, last' .week.',.
She' is at present in a very'::weak f
ened, conditi n. ;.
he Cit=1' "i� rl�a„met on
S'itutday• • at .the ',home Of Mrs.:
Ka'il
Boyle Mus.' Howard: Thoinp-
i s , in charge.- •Miss..Irima
s ilea d. t:he
g • ser. ipture '. }esu;
adi ;May Boyle gave
he :thought for the Uay.'Mrs;•Jim
Boyle read tl'r o ztitn.utes,' also. `a'
etter from . 'St:.' �'aul's.•''Scchool:
a ckiie)«;lcd:gin the'tale :which we'
sent:.'earliet in the year...M terial•
or:' quilts was donated b3 Mrs.
George' Colwell,: A. bazaar, •vt%'as
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discussed., The- roll call w'as, ars=
veered with.. :a .verse .of •.scripture
The afternoon .was spent, in'sew
ing ' and..scrapbook 'work. A
'dainty lunch ' •was r.served: by,. the
hostess . ;and • helpers., The next
sheeting, will be held, at the home
of :Miss Betty Gi1lesp'ie ,_ :
Mrs. ' ''George ' Haldenby and
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• Mr _
Ethel,
Mrs. Harold Hal'deriby and
Sheila; spent, Sunday with s 1Vhrs
4t'irn. Jackson and. Edna : at. Kiri
eardine,
On ;Sunday next there will be
a• rally, 'and .:family day Service-..
4 for the. parents ;�and..� Sunday
School children in .the Anglican. • •
church: •at' X3.00' o'clock
o'li •
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r Pl: ILMAM'S MEWS WEAR, God-
erichr rece'rtly celebrated their
'50th 'year' in .busiress and” to mark
the, occasion the storehas been
e
•ompleteiv ' remodelle'd. F l o o r
cases and walls at'e finished• in
beautifully grained birch. '.1Nir'r
(IOW panelling "'is ,also inbirch.
with the window flooring in ;oak:.
Two tones of, vitrolite are used
e store front.,The upper' part
oil the ,. green sun -rami.,,. ,1'1� it'h forest green on'..i
the lonll.•er ' Sections, The ' entrance
floorring -.is 'terrazzo rind .the in -
side flcioring inlaid linole'utn; the
lighting throughout the store 'is
fluorescent, • ,
Pridhanfeature . 'the f
oilow
ing t ationa.�advertizedliftes.•if.i
merchandise: Faah an -Craft 'and'
Progress Warid. clothes,.: Stetson
hats, Forsyth' shirts, pyjamas_ acid
neckwear, ' Holep'roof. hosiery and.,
Harvey -Woods underwear.'
Younvr
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@ ted to: visit this:
store when in, Goderich and %sc
1 one t f P -t �•, c� 3 ,. , •
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stOz-es:, . •
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