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ui� LINEN' TOWELLING extra *eight, colored bode' Reg
Sale . , • " • ••• • • •290
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.1101Str1alED PILLOW CASES, 43 inches wi4e, gOOd:weight; even
threa1. ueg, '98..7 pr. Sale, „ . . . . , 79e
WISTITCIIEp ,SHEETS.- latgelikee• SO S. • Reg..$1,50. each
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:LADIESCASHMERE HOSE, all new 'winter shades,. Sizes 9, 9„Vz, ,
19; _ Reg: 59c , Sale ; . . , ' t 45e pr.
f URE WOOLHLANETS, ;plots,. r.ase and e green, , geld and green,
hbie and rose, Mauve and green; satin bound.. Reg. $6,75. Sale 0.45
= A.' BARGAIN_Oet to be: ntissed, Better dresses clearing from $2.98,
' .3.98; .4as and 6.75, k
WE REPEAT -OUR SALE OF DR.... SPECPJAL $Log.
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—iaTe4S: • ' C*HILDREN'S' DiTIAMAO
.LADIES'
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MEN'S HEA.VyNDERWEAR
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...TANVARY :19114, 149.
RECENT BR.H.)i SHOWERED
LVCAL I'()ace more wf;-) *Tor 'RIPLEY FRIENDS
• ],is birthplace, »a', humble cottage' le visited.' for a t0W daYa. in ChitagO, 004 fifti Yanng PAO" .friel..48
I, In the .town
of AllawaY• •!:
His name still' lives hninortal, Toronte the first•,-of,,the week: •-'43.- Ripley irk honor •Of elk r.11.1.1ar
in the little town Of
A. ,
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He livea everyWhere,
. Bebbia.iturns Will never-41er,
Theugh 'he's "gone to his reward.
' poen.a, a. silent tribute
To-: his famoue Scottish Bard:
Earth la' More sweet, ye ken,' t
Because, , this:,lew.: born 'peasant lad
SUB sways ,the kaiaks of *lip*
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Bobbie Bura
On 10 AniliVerSafy • I :Mrs, P. M.• iTohnsIon and aon Mer- ay evening anuary ot
Oth
' I "O P tied
, Sb•atlidee, (nee Margaret
• Mrs. Harvey ...Webster and sonl maLao, a „amt. brute, assenmed at
. h ts in : -
George, iriSitOd., 5771 h ee area the home of .MrS. J. W, yobertion,
Fend neemorieis come thronging bank
M. and. Mrs;,•:;;,,,Bert; Garamie. and yoting , lady ailif preaant •her'vrith,
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• `'Xanuly visited frieride at Elora and a himber, of gifts, as a token ef the
esteem an .which she was held. These
gifts' inciadsd-an end table, a has,:
sock, blankets, electric candle, hunps
and other use.ful article,s.•
.address was read by Mies »Anna»
•CHUR
'Fergus.
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Left For South
a114.7Mrs.'-wW: MICenie and
daughter- »Jessie left for Florida the
first ,,of the. 'oleic. They will spend.»
from four siX-Weegs af TamPa
The world is 'richer 'far today
sleeps todaY» in Scottish soil • »t•
Not highei honor, can we •pay
Than to,reinem er agani • •
On this Anniversary .Day.
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oAki!ig, '769. script-' • '.OBITUARY.
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ure was read, by en .
Ifictoaia Mission :Hand 1 The roll cali ,and minut,es follaw,ed.
The Victoria missical• taad • aid-- in= LloYd' Stewaii gave" the i'eport of the
the , an January 16th :111th, nominating committee which • was tta
miss. ,64,etta:,:cainpheii in • the thair, follows; pres; Katherine- Agnew,
Stewart. Press reporter, Mary L.
.14.j'or•teons; Piankt, Helen:Mtieponald;
,A.ssiat., Helen Orr:. The-tand divided
lifer the .study; Mrs.!, Calvert taking
the ,Jiiniers, :Miss Campbell the Ben-
: After aynin..763 ,the meeting elbseci
with the Lord's prayer.,
SUNSIIIN
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lizawar
in a s
ros.
Sec)7., Bessie Stewart; Treas., Lloyd
PUT IN A Sui,ftY OFF CORN
PEAS AND,TOMATOES; ALL ,
_LARGE 'PINS,. QUALITY
• 2 -for ..... •
TOMATO SOUP (Calanhelts
' 3 •for .. . . ° 25c
OMATO JUICE (extra large
tins" i.). 2 for , .19c '1
ALLY POWDERS_ .(MacLaren
Wright): 6 for _ -.25c '
'PEANUT BUTTER (4 lb. pail)
. . ... . • ... .. 50c
-CANAI)A MATCHES
3 for•• .2Ic
- WHEAT BERRIES .
• Pkg. .. 1. 23e
MAPLE LEAF, BAKING ?OW -
DER. Lb. tin ....... . . ..... 15c
• MACARONI
3 lbs. • 13e
2 LARGE pkGS. PIGN'CESS •
SOAP FLAKES (with bar toil -
•'et 'Soap ' • . 29c
Choice 6 for . 5c
; ORANGES
Good *size
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' 19c doz.
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.11s H. T,11.0!APS941.
Preabyteriaii Guild
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The meeting . Monday', evening Wars
Charge. of' the •flower :committee.
After ''sitiging. Psalm 34, the ' Script-
ure:lessen was read by Evelyn Tay-
lor followed by:the Lord's Prayer arid
th,e reading, of the minutes. The ,Bible
StudY Was taken by, Norman Taylor
: felioWed by a .ieadinity, Helen Mael
.,Donald, piano. duet. by Kathleen D4 -
i 'ideal az,id ' jean . ,Forester, -solo . by
! Airs.- P.'• StewarAlreading by Muriel
Paterson, and 1;$ irery. interesting teP-'
. k on ''Planning A fife" by Dr. Little.
t After. singing a liyinn, Mr. Macthanalt.
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closed: the Meeting with prayer.: '
I. United Church Y.P.S.:
1 . The Young People's meeting -opened
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with hymn 495 after -which-Rev.-Todd
led., in prayer. The Scripture .lesaon
' Odin the 5th chapter of Jahn was read
.by Kathleeo Thera. The Minutes were
read and roll ealled after which hymn
263 was sung. ,Miss' Toarex I gave an
interesting tit& en her trip In New-
' foundlafid. Hyirin 441 was sung and
the mizPah. benediction )repeated. '1
SARAJI ANN TAYLOR
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COUNTY CO.i1NIL •CONVE
'Tl .J.icnn,Ory. sessictif of Drags..
1111.tY Cenncil 'Oro/pelted' in'Wer
ten ee 'Tuesday• evening, Or the epee-
ing session, Beeves N. E., Bush4 and
Richard Elliott are in attendinc . as
repeesentatiVed of L.4pOw .and 'Kin-
loss respectivelY..
'Selection of a warden is the. tirat
.-busines» and 'being litban year, the
position is, being • seaght by W. S.
Penton of. Ports E1i» mid' S; M.
Ewart Chealay, who are most
proMinently. Mentioned for :the office,
alay-,McLay and the presentation
• made. by Miss' Martha, Robertson.
Mrs: Harry •Aritierson• underwent
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and 'repertO Mrs.. Anderson to .bel gej-
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a-19ng nieblY•
»Receives- Ward Of Slater's' Death
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HURON PL WMEN 0 K.
(..IOUNTY $2,000. GitANT
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North *and' SOO. '119»rori, rowinan's
received word of the aasocia,tiotes.. provincial plowing matcb
4.3,4tti .hSo, OrOriz6 aiii)ofixts the, initial,
.(Mattie Burns) -"10-1M; passed ' 'aWaY- meeting n' Week' age met in Clinfon
tueesday •,morning,, ,171M-S211VOrs to arrange first details in the drive
B. C. - ,- • ' .• • to hapre the 1940 match held „in:Huron
On Tuesday: of last week, Mrs:. ,toAt.breaacololiatnieiyn ctoounincaiik,!f'oarPPalicgrataiotnt
John McDougall, Miss Evelyn Frain;
'Mr, Hunter Paterson, Mr„, Eldon. Ir- of $2a,00dtlepwuttastilrinneohn*Opboastrd Oodfontthede
win motored to Waterloo . to ' visit mid
• jANE -CATHCART
An Appreciation in Memoriam,
When %Jane Cathe4ti: paSsed• from
hei• earthly tabernacle ,o be at 'home
with/her, Lord,Ishaleft ,es !nue- Popree
and with a deep seise of our les§ In
•the home; .the; ,chureh,' and the eain-
trinniti, 'for the .tinte that remain ,
until the time alma God„ will, lbrin,.
aek 'with jeatia briatf• allithen't fhae,
have fallen tiaieeP in Him, accordina
to the Blessed Ilene that. IS: ours..wlie
heiieVe His good Word Of Promise.
But while, we feel inirselaree pperer. be-
cause • of. her, ,Personal: absence, Wre
• ,shOuld lief -fail to: recognize that We ,
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While visiting at. Whalen's Corn-. are iii the methery of her aria the :
committee will present tb tr .:
ersi Nibs, Sarah Ann Taylor, C ow: at tin; ji, come Of Mr. and Mrs. .Angus entire
petition in Person at the Jaanuary
: e, potent .influence of her example. as a
er Wingliain, passed on .elirly S
morning; January 8th,' following a :
imday Nielielson, Willay-S-k-
_ rase_ting of ceiincil. '
. 1 , i true 'saint of 11Ged. Hers was a tire •
.- I -characterized- y- a- ste ast deiro or-
.' to high principles in Chtistirin beliefs
and, practice • in daily hiring, as she
saw them reflected in the teachings,
of the Word of Gad.. She was ,a yoUng-
woman of unfailing integrity and of.
unwrivering leYality to her Okuda. ;
her church and her Lord,—a great soul
_ of sterling worth: sterling, yes, than --
given by the, Treasiiiiii• MrS., J. C: the word-Lgeriaineaird.:struel no -"shad".
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Short illness. She was m her 72nd
yearland !via. :born August 30th, 187.0 ,
,On the farm., riciw,- awned :by Mr: Gee..
Tiffin,: Lang:side, ICinlose To*riship.
attended S.S. NO. Kiriloas;
a ;revival Service in :•the Methodist '
Chtirch. at Langaide ',she' Was con- •
• er-ted,
menaber of the Sall:ration' ArMY here:
Dedicating her life to Christain Werk.
she entered: a Salvation Army. Hemp
fpr children' to reeeive training for
her • life's Work nuait of which was
accomplished as Matron of a Salve
-tion ArinY Hotti4. in: Montreal.. In 1805.
Pentcicostal Meethli
s. The regular. Thursday night' Pent-
ecostal Meeting was held in the
Orange Zell; Kinlough, January 12th,
awakening Those who are --concerned
with a large attendance. The subject • r: -
about presentante concutierai are ure.-
"Ii the Pentecostal Movement Script-
ed to•.:coine ankhelp in thia ministry
of intercession. " -
The Scrifiture verses to be mentor -
i -zed for this:Friday are: Genesis ,111,
217, .2:17,$.6."
• The classes for the adults and Hith!
School students will :be held as usual
. 8:00 and 8:45, .P.M. '»Seripture.
Memorization and Song . Service at
:7;39 ' Come..
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' Chaplain; "What brought you to.
nrison, my good Man." ,
Prisoner; "A Cold in my ...head."
Atiliiethatt.t: "'
noise woke up the night watchman."
he other Young • People's meetings ie
the , •
The regrilar Thursday 'night ser-
vices' will. remain the same. You are
cordially invited to attend any of these
services. .
she -was:- appointed to .the rank a.
Ensign and after twenty-aiit years
active service- see retired with the
'rank: Commandant. Siike that
time,. 1927; she has resided: in. Lewd'.
Wingham.
Surviving is brie -brother and ene
sister, Mrs., W. J: (Isabelle) Currie,
of East WaWanosh, nnd !John :Tay-
lor of Hanover.
, The ,funeral service was:held in the
Setvation Army Citadel; „Wingham,
Tuesday 'afternoon rind was ConduCted
by :Brigadier Ritchie, of the Salvation
Hariiilton. ,
• The. pallbearers *ere six2 a her
nephews. ,Burial took place in Wing-
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ham Cemetery.
•• • LOCKNOW BIBLE INSTITIFTE
The tide of opposition to Christian-
ity is rising' high in our beloved land.
Our only hope lies ;in Revival and the
Retain of,. aut. Lord. Each Friday
evening part' of the time .will be spent
.in definite 'prayer for . a Spiritual
'DONNYBROOK-
' The 'W.M.S. ,met on Thuraday, at
the home of Mrs. N. :ThOrniison. the
President Mrs. Bert Taylor kd the:
meeting. The 'financial. report -was ,
•» ph. answer .gilm1)10, the attic of.
1.• 'Suitt:tea ' housi-?,Is insulated with
Tohnstklanville Rook 'Wo61
• HomeIn-
aulation, rub that heat. doean't» leak » out
thiougli ,the -roof: »' •
That also explaind why Tones Uner3
' 20%» nun* fuel than Smith. yet his
'bouts inooldund dipdtir ;—and WhY.Ao
suminer Sudh' eIB un in- 1.6
• degree*. cooler Othifu. Topes'. .
--Let us' tell Yottkkhout it -,and how
eaafly you can finance 3-21 Home fn-
» sulation for • your warn home under •
• the easy terms of the .1* -21 "21,00000-
tii4,Lend" Plan.' '
ESTIMATES`FSD »-
Ural?" was dealt with by Pastor E. L.
Ripley. The subject for the next ser-
vice » on Thursday night January lgth,
will be "The Man child as' recorded in
Revelation". »• .
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The Monday night meeting was held
1at the home of Mrs.W. J. Mele'an. 'The
meeting OPened with the' singing Of
, old tittle gospel hymns and choruses
followed by a pericrd »of 'prayer, Many
of the young people taking part.
Afteran,inspiring testimony serviie
in which the majority took part, a trio
qa_ag by 'the alehnstmAinily-
riiFeW,UVESWW-MZiiiireiiirfi•Wif
Ilahleney -and One "Ou•
• adtmlation draweth » nigh" by Mrs.
Bert MiLean. A. splendid deriptUre
discussion was led. by 'Mrs. V. J. Mc -
1 I.ea•rt.. „ ,» »•
The 'following ,meetings -of the
"Y Dung People will be held on Tues
1, day nights- se as net to conflict with
Henderson' & Fisher
HEADCWARIER HON% WROVEWNIS
UNITED
CHURCH
: R. C. Todd. °
• , Pastor
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SUNDAY
,SANUARY. 22 4
ebinsoN Mrs..Nayler had charge of
the Study. book. Mrs. Cunningham
in prayer. Readings were given by
Ruth 'Thompson and Mrs. R. Chamit
'ey. At -the close Of :the 'meeting » thr
*omen's:Association met and et -ring-
ed fOr a. crokinole party t� be, »held
on: Friday. evening. Everybody wel-
Miss Donna Armstrong Visited kat
week with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Thompson. Auburn.
' Messia., .Bob and Bill » McClinchey
•spent the week -end a;t., the hOme of
• their wide, Mr. J. d».• .Rohinson.,
Arr. and Mrs. »»ErnieDoerr and .Jenn
pf Blyth spent Friday. With her. par-,
mita, Mr. and » Mrs. R. th.- ChainneY.
FORMER ASHFiktD »ASSESSOR
DID JOB ON FOOT •
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11 a.m.—Moradng Warship. Sub-
ject --"What 1 ought »to believe"
. 2. ''What I ought to believe about
Jcsaa."-
3 p.m.—.4unday -School.
paa.---1-"Deatreying .the Temple
of EranianitY:' "Wherever tivb
or three are gathered together in
my name there'll am in the midst*
of :them." » •
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If there's anything 'you want in
knew about Ashfield -Township,» just
ask John Cameron, Well, known »G�d-
.»ericb» man and native of Asefield. For
eight year's fram. 1911 until 1918 he
was asseaseriof 'that township and bw
the unique record of having made, the
rounds each »year on foot., ,
"There are. 64;000 acres in » Ash
field and I used to, know just abou
every square mile of the whole Cowl -
try," utilised Mr. Cameron. The sem.
John Cameron would leave kinne
each year on February 14 and» would
'alk Irene -Tone farm to the other .and.
c'omplete his rounds on March 17. He
stopped for the night just, wherever
he happened to » be.. It was pretty
stormy at times »but it never both.
erect. John Cameron,. who even to-
day isriVexactly, a midget »in stature
• "People need » lots of exercise...1
never felt better in my life than .
whe_nmthig,1 .:_us_awartmed te makethese mends
known for the big men aka' sent ouk_,,
on foot," 'he leclared. Ashfield is
Maid " -wow - 'no—ma
McKenzie, who went well .:over , 400
pounds and -was a giant of nearly
seven feet in'height. Ileiives ii Cel-
ifornia- now: Another» big Ashfield
man now living in Lucknow and 'well-
known cattle drover, is William Hee-
derson..---Stnatford •Bekteon-Herald
e* of sham in her make -UK y.ou.knew:
where »tofind her—upright and stand.
Ing fast for the truth as she had learn-
ed •Christ. Jesus'. Her loved ones in
the hone knew at of her;; her church
»oul-d» not fail- to _recognize her -earn-
estneas in her celeat of the truth» in
her attendande, on the Means of »gracel
a faithful "tWieer` » at =church when
nessible, a. keen »listener and leirner.
generous giver. to -thecause el Hi -nn
`71e ...laved; a type of church -member
•all too rare. She did net claim to be
.what she was by her own»» strength.
•')ut gave all the »glory of victory over
the world, the »flesh and. the devil, ta
Him whiz enabled' her t� overcome the
.weights and besetting sins of the .soul,
by constantly looking unto Jesus, the
author, and the finisher. of our faith
W10 -Env the joy, that wa se i:efere
endured the 'cross; deapising. the
Shaine, and is set downat the .right
hind of :the throne of God. it should
be .an 'eneeuragement to» all ofus that
what He enabled' her to de, »tie is 'will.
'Jig and able. ,to, do for us who yield
etir lives to, His wise and loving con-
trol. ' •
We. thank 60d:for the rife Of Jane
Catheartr and take emirage'... • , • .
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Thurs. „Jan. 4
AuspicEs
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ALSO
UNCLE TOWS CABIN
A Mammoth » Production
Moving Pictures
, TWO FEATURE PICTURES
• PREE DANCE, AFTER .
Admission 15c 141..- 25c
8.3.0- P.M.
ARMSTRONG/
orroBiktRIST
IN LUCKNOW,
• EACH »WEDNES»DAY •
9.30 Aaali. 'TO 6.00 P.:M.
EACH »SATURDAY. ..
- 9.30 A: BC TO 42.00 P. M.
AT WM. :SCHMID'S :STORE
FOR WHOLESOME:
TASTY., HOME:COOKED
TRY THE' :
Pi?", „. ••11O.Val
Hate!
rei Specia s
1Pearlsnare3
HOSE---Supersilk Service weight and chiffon hose all
Colors and aizes—this week end at» only r 59• pr.
Supersilk crepe, chiffon (3 'thread or 2 thread) And service weight
hose, reg. $1.00 This week -end for 85c pr. •
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MEN'S HATS—All new shades fancy bands and 'smart • styles
in fine' felt. » This week -end for only
• • $ 1 .39,
4
..L.MENISAWERGO-ine_Allaai.a_nnekiand styles
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NOTE. THESE SPECIALS AltH FOR THIS FRI. & SAT:ONLY
-, THIS IFS If OUR, CHANCE T 0 SAYE MONEY
1E1. 'IP ARLMAN
Itle,KNow, ONT. 'PHONE 85
Anatiwir•
Through the medium of our advertising we try to give, you a clearer picture
.of the values you can ipurchase at this store. Everyone wants to get 100%
pure asing ower for their dollar and we hope -we've Convinced you that this
'Ps the plAce to' shop
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