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rciow spiv EL, LucicNow• °KARR? NvEPNEsDAT, winalt 6, 1957.
were ate*, te, Set. #lein' Mit in
the coolness of . ,a .,SQW0041, I
IOOked 'in' tattier doubtfully 3 'at
the untidy little 'roOrn, Whiell,,
was. fovtdeti,..y ,- . • for
brOlE.en-ctroirn chatrsj pop 130.ttla;
etc., an aSked "There wouldn't;
heAniee Woiild-.Lther 9""
1P1-1'silY Packing, looked up std -
Wien._ .."' One keeps oo0o,us notesd,c11137; 14 ainazement. "Miee? .1,1
abOut I this and- that,: sooner or In ' the Town Nall l. '!: ?", There.
later, the drawers :Of one's desk .'4..yaS. 'silleli complete bewilderment
g0 stuffed,and ',,a, clean -Out is ,in. her voice: that anyone should,.
inclica, .. .tes) -, It t. h4-- .1/.. n444, , fled. ..i,again - , think. . of such_ a „ ridiculous sp.,* ,,.=
; came aettess\ss ' a, 03!„tp' rk, I fad gestion as `11/41fieel In the :. TOwn,
;toted at,,,,;,ut, hulhor; 4u,..;*, diffi.., Nall!" :. that it. 'sent us ali :into
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t it often „is to- relate an amus- gales of laughte
ing remark or incident, , that ,.7 . :This summer- a'', `surnnier' lady
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At .:p,vw4ds 's as • funny! 'as it did .. Or - 14S.e.• ' cone.4., and see me quite
*Mally; the follOydnig <eiraMPles often 'to.r '. talk . about 'antiques2
• 1 liver,e, all extremely amusing, :/, ,While. we talked; her 'husband
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can assure you, /but if 'you laugh told ---my husband -fish -stories, -
00e, I should be happy, r sup- IneStly7bewailing , the fact that
pose SO much lies ili• inflection, he "'as" hal'ing very good 1u4k.
i Tilt -tic- of it in ' the -lift of -an One -AMY 1 haP.Pened in -the shop-
. eilabrOW; or ,.'shrizg :Of, shovilder .
that - houses the cold storage'
, ,which,- is so diffionit'tO Catch' 'Jai when Mr., Hess was quite evl..
. s 17Egipatingl, : and*doubl.,,Y clinflitilc, t ,•clentiY' finishing a "fish" 'story
. ... of -which I had heard nothing -
en: Paper.. - . . : however iite had, his back to
We ,hitd• Made, iitt Our big sup" .the 41,0cor, as 3 'eaihe ih arid didh,t
Obr Of. sandwiches on the 'after- notice me until I' said, "Now,
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noon Of our ,- Hospital. Aid. -prat Mr. Hese, indulgently,
• , tortY,, Paekaged '.. them , earefullY , waxed paper, and ' packed That'S' true", he. protested. 1
drat - !L,n7t cardboard boxes, the just put them in stOrage". Then,
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n1 n'e bass
thOugh, 'qui s anle„
1Y, 1 There
loguhilogs, apology -in his Voice,
we, a/I:laughed, -So heartily, that
one, could Ask him )Ntrat'9.11q.
usually. did .with,ONE
save it for -Posterity?
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COME EARLY FOR FIRST CHOICE:
1 Reg .__.t.3_39._00___Sale $279.00
2 -piece Chesterfield Suites • .
With airfoam cushions Reg. $295 00 Sale $260:00
2 -piece Chesterfield' Suites
with airfoam cushions Re $210.00 Sale $1 89.0Q
2-piece Chesterfield Suites'
with airfoam cushions Re
2 -piece Chesterfield Suites
with springfilled cushions
2 -piece Davenport Suites
3 -piece Bedroom Suite
with bar bed . . . . . . . Reg. $199.00 Sale $160.00
3 -piece Bedroom Suite
withbarbed Reg. $172.50 Sale $140:00-
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. $195,..00 Sale $175.00
4156.50 Sale
Reg, $178.90.:Sale $15995
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3 -piece Bedroom ''tsiteas, at ; . $75.00
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hall Pocket Spring Mattresses,
8 toils . . . . . . . . . Reg. $ 79.56. Sale 63.50
Spring Filled., Mattresses, from .. . . .$19.95 & up
tmk Bed
red maple' complete with spring -
filled Mattresses, ladder and
guardrail. .......... • $ 95.00
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• $76
cedarCheSt*.'4.
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3-pieice Chrome Sets,
,Sale $ 82:50
..Salc $ 65.00
Sale $ ;55..,09
• table size 36x48xfO Reg. $79. 00
Spacestivers, from i • :II.%
Oo.den Cribs *Oh Piattane .
Sale $ .69.95
..' $45.00.
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ieYver7trwYneg,ObOadppeonl
, friendrtO
hni
plane 'gash to :being "st7k, by
libght,*niana.
,,btiffersheitfnamirkdethat
she
:bruised
that, day. "I fell downstairs yeS-
terday", and then she -added, :cis,.
.fell on my er". e, broken her,, .step-
,rnothee Ineot i‘ don't . think •,•
could have refrained' trent:laugh-
ter. In fact, , it. Wasn't until our
laughter had subsided that I was
_assured , that stepmother , wasn't
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hurt.'
One .daY in the sunmer MrSi
'-1-1-,7-Nas marshalling----her-yotmg-
sters and another small fry off
to the beaCh. Her dautghter was
in charge and mama was mouth-
ing - -Mstructions, "Be -sure -Jim- ,
my puts his ear plugs in when' ,
he goes in the water. Don t, let
Jerry stay in too long. -Don't for-
get you've got Betty with you",
and so on, covering all ,pos.sible
contingencies with -, 'dO's and
don'ts. M.eanwhile another young
i lad of six orseven ' years had
-joined the group and Was pate
iently waiting until: it got under -
_way., "Who's this?" Mrs. H. de-
manded' suddenly, whereupon
Mahoney Jr, With noncholant'in-
dependenee, answered her, "I'm
not .with them. I'm by myself",
Which clearly indicated, so far
1 as he was concerned, Joan had
i no responsibiliW - • -
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I begged MY. mother's .butter
ladle from any sister on a day
when a very literal -minded cous-
in happened. to be there, - and
then, since She' is the type who.
would - never threw- anything
'away, I .asked her if: she might
still. have any old butter prints
' or a butter ,bowl. "Oh" 'she said
with great -interest, "Have you
got a cow. new?" I suppose that
was a natural sequence of ideas,,
but, since, the use 'to which ,I was
. planning ot put butter bowl and
'I prints and ladles bore- no rela-
tion to butter, it struck me. as
Very 'funny.
The daughter of my 'Neely good
,lfriend, afore -mentioned, wa.s
znarried this summer .and we
were guests at the wedding. Fol-
lowing' the ceremony• we went
out to the Country Club House
for the reception, and drifting
in with a group, laughing and
atting-together, I WaSillt—pa
ing too much attention :to our
progress, until !I found myself
before the bride's.' mother, with
her hand outstretched'. to me. I
teok., it. speechless.- Hastily, in
my mind, 1 foundex.actly- the
right think to say to the bride's
tfather, ito ithe grooms another
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• short term.—.5 years •
• pay 43/4% interest, payable half yearly
Unconditionally guaranteed as to
principal and interest
• authorized investment for trust funds
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$395.40 ACCUMULATIS TO $500.00
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Branch °Oleo:
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Gaviller, McIntosh and Warc
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
age.
L,..,,yaleils Was formerly
GraCe Campbell,' .one Of eight delegation from municipal
daughters ' of, the 'late,' Mr. and ities adjaCerit to goderiCh, re
Mrs.' Dugald Campbell Of the _
tiy appealed to• oder ch
Westford district.'
She: taught school 'at. S.S. C.0111c11 to approach the pep,alt-
5, ICinloss (Sii4.111. Coneession), anent :of , 'a '
witiclr,Was her first teaching ap- to replacing of the ancient bridge.
poiritment• at. Silt:ford.
Who had come froin Holland for 'AnnOnneement of her 'Passing ' ' nd
the occasion,' and to the bride wasireceived fitmn-31frS''S' (An" t'zie-441 !rea'r-9 • :* ?rsC.
,,ds groom themseiVes. Still no- nie) Nicholson of aldose' 'buOgr. bridge has' been referred
thing for my friend Helen.... We Who recalled that Miss. Camp - to as accident' alley.
had , , discussed together f o r bell was her first,, teacher „ ' Members of the • delegatiop
months, plans ;.for' the wedding,' Wrs• Valens is survived by her were 6114bert FraYne' of king8': •
clethes, presents, menusfor the husbanCl' and one sistr• • bridge,•°' Cecil Blake, reeve Of :
,AShfield. Township;' John i<err1:-
WANT. BRIDGE REPLACED
reception and for the week -end 1'
of house -guesting, we had - ighn, reeve. of, Colborne ,Towii-
-ned.'„decorative-effects-for-hozzie ----Diiiham,theatter4fter-operat=
and ,garden; I had loaned tables' ing . on a three-nights7a-Week ,Goderich and ten ChishOlni,
to ' display gifts, bedreern. to schedule for a time, has, now Reeve Jahn Dtirnizz' of West
accomodate a guest, haa crisped clos completely.' ' watiosit was unable to attend,
celery and carrot. :curls:and
trtelted-them-in-her,frigefore-
I Md gOne around to the front
.4loor_to_go.in- as -a,,VrOpezt.gueet,
-had: shopped M.. the, City tor her
that' meriting. . couldn't
thinkof
she; We - eyed-ke*h--Other
Warily.' for a- Inemeirt, and. then,
trivanphantly she brought out
"I Owe yOu a dollar".
(t. have 'tried: this 6n, my bus-
' d; arid have told .you be-
, sometimes his „sense of hinnour
AbetrA. function, ris Avell..a*One „ ELEcTRIeftitODER4
Might expect . . but he Was
:orntised„sipettiaieyott--7-Avtit
latigh:: twice.). . . ,
BROODER • 'PIPES and tii:EitiVIO A.;
POULTRY F0tiOTS and FEEDERS
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Convertible Baby Carriages,from . $ 2 00
AbropJn..AndLook„Over.-Thas. -StOre...-‘11/4de
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Of -Bargain- egged norne .Furnishings.
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WESTIVRI) NATIVE' PASSES,
lcAtitint sciirooL At 6'1'11
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The death of Mrs. Edgar. Val- : ,
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1st at Pert Ceouitlani,
:L.a-foriner-resident-of-this
distrct, Occurred •. on FebnarPhone 76, Lucknowy
Britih
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Heating, wiring; Hatetieughing
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