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J ' ' e ' Line.Of .Girdl Teo Intretbsee,, This Blew
J.nsf Receaved A 1'�ew , �?- .. l .
j . Line, We Are • Offering mor Fehntar'�y, Reg. $2.25 .Girdle for ..$1.95
,SIZES 251-32
• OSE -Full. fashioned -1beg. 75c'.pair,. S. S.
LADIES PUKE SILK H ,w :
New - colors, pair,.. ,....:......... . ,
• 59c
'e PER1AL TWIST CHIFFON HOSE -Reg $1.00
1AI?�"j'ES IM
Sale• 69e.'
p hose for 'school girls
LADIES PLATED SILK HOSE -A real • • . .
Special, :pair . . 39c
. REWOOL MIT`> S -Fahey cuffs;' clearing'`at
CHiLDREl�'SP. U •
Fain 25c..
CI31LDS irtiEtrE PYJAMAS-Sci stylepants, sizes 8 y
earsto 14.
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?Sir .., ..., . .r . 98e
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TElti tSDA , FEBRUARY ,9th, 1939
1 Mrs. `E* • I11, Thompson spent - the Convicted on a joint charge of con-
-The West •W awanosh Couecil .met week -end. iu .Teeente. :_.. ,
statuteon Janua .y :9t1), 1931 spiracy an eonnection:'with'.the 'raising
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The necessary declarations were . -sub-. After r ..-... n,8, be ~of nada h.. - Ng . o_
the past few weeka, ,Mrs, Robert Rae's two Ontario people supposedly,
condition is now much . improved• " to b c anti -knock .compound for
ak an P
Mr John ,MeQuillin spent. the week- .gasoline, folic Lgndoq men last Thurs
end in 'Windier with his daughter, days were sentenced by Judge Cough-
' •and Mr. McCape. li>l in criminal court . at G�hatham - to,
Mrs Irvin McCabe _
zie w .'recen2tl un- serve terms in the reformatory:.
Tom . M'acKen ,.. ho y 23? ear -old: 'ama-
on -orappendicitis. erald W3ea?, F
derwent an .operate ftear chemist who hoped tomake mill
at Timsgins, is convalescing at his
ions from his 'chemical formula, his
1}otgee? '• • • father, V.:T. Wyant; and his grand
Mr. and hire, Henry Carter left father, Samuel. Willis, each were sent;.
on. Saturday morning for a 'visit with enced to 'servetwo years 'leas a day
Erie. "cls Flint end ;other points 'in :determinate,_ . and 'two years *deter,.
is . �. , .,
Miebigen i. - " . 4 • - mn!nhte, , while Thomas. Agnew was
given one year' determinate ann one.
Mr J;''C MOW; was in. MontFeal:,
rs ' .. wee • attendiii °ache: year indeterminetei '
the, fi t .of. the k
.. Following their convictions. -'their
convention of •that :Canadian -Produce': ,, ; . counselwent huddle,
_,-,,,,.i, , • . • . : respective ; into a hud
Association
c'µ. ' and 'advised their r clients ,to `'plead
scribed to by Reeve 'Thomas'Webeter
-rood ' Co neiilors Harald Gaunt, ,: Gor•
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don McPherson, Wallace Miller and
Brown Smyth.•. Ex -Reeve
Stewart',was Present and addressed
theneCouncil; Mr.. Stewart gave -
the membe. rs some ,good advice. .and
. told .them that he was 'willing, at any
time to assist • in any problems.which
might come' before the Council. He.
iiad been a member of the West?Wa
w anosh pundit fox thirteen years,;
`eight years as Reeve. 13e 'hoped the
new council world be ,successful in
its work • and that .. there would , be
real - co=operation -rind assistaiioe for
the Reeve Such' as he ,had, received
:from :past councils.pM3.-Stewart• said
be' vyas retiring Mwitlt the 'hest feeling
of. goodwill for ..the new council '`and.
the ratepayers ,of West''Wawanosh
Township. -•
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LADIES DRESSES -Silk .dresses, smart styles, :all
?colors. For this week -end at only
MEN'S FINE '81IIi.TS-•Forsyth shirts in latest pat-
terns with forfused collars' Reg. $2.00,' -for only • .: .
F::• a
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55,c
MEN'S TIES--Miratex ties, in new patterns. Reg.,
=75c;, now only.:, • - ... • • ,
a' for $L00
'HOS SEARESSES-'In new spring prints, guaranteed fast ;colors,.
nischstY 'les,sizes:rang.ing from 14--.50-
end • s > I
THE' ' ABOVE SPECIALS . ARE -.THIS FR►L. tic . ST. A ; ONL•
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It lis: Wise To Econonuse Buy, Now and Save,
ARLMA
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ADUT BIBLE : CLASS
bLiGGESTIV :' STUDIES' IN THE
LIFE OF PETER '
. Prepared by Rev. :J. 'IC.,1MZacGillivraY
, • LESSON 7, -Peter, Heals ,A. ' ;Lame,
. • • , Man, Acts3' and 4: '
1..we need to know the CONTEXT
ae wen 'Se :4be. TEXT; so' let usiiggin
ny reading what precedes and what
' toilows, Chapters 1 to 6, .inchisive..
Note the "Arithmetic"' of ;the Acts, -
`"Additions; -Subtraction, Multiplica,.
lion and :later, :alas', Divisions.,, Who
".ilio;" the `.`adding "to the church" and
how 7 :'Also the other operations--
"•sums,. •we used to . call them --Acte.
1;:1 •2:4, 41;47; .. 4:4; 5:5, 10; 6:7?
What reasons cars you give for codling
this book; , The Acta of the Apostles;
and, The' Acts of the Holy Spirit? . •
• 2: In . this first apostolic : iniraek
end . the ,second sermon .4:41 Peter t,
• the peon and -his • :vigorous- protest
to, the religious. leaders, may we no:
group the lessons .to-, be learned" re
garding the mission of the Church in
four "places'., -The Place of Drayer,
The Place of Poverty, *The Place .01
Power,' and, The Place of Preaching?
The minutes Of the 'December meet-
ing :were' read"and .accepted. on 'Motion.
of :Councill'o'rs' -Smyth and Miller,, ,By-
law :No. 1 was read a 'third time and.
passed : on ' • motion-, of Councillors
Smyth • and : McPherson -'itis- by -cavi
confirmed the appointment of the fol= .terns,. 36 inch-, wide, nd guaranteed .
been •made. ;for Agnew's arraignment
lowing officials ,for '1939. Assessor- fast' dolor, at a price that *ill ?sat- On the, specific, charges.
Ross :• Murray; Collector --Charles 41- isfy-B: PEAiRLMAN The. case for the crown was that V.
ton; ;Clerk Durnin• Phillips Treas- >wdisses Mary McD.onald,. Catherine T. Wyant and Samuel. Willis Parti-
urer--Wtii. A. Boyle, Audiiors--W i.:'MaeKei ie and°. Kathleen dThom at- cularly, and Thomas' Agnew in a les -
Miller, .Thomas B. Taylor; Board of tended the Stratford Normal "At ser degree, 'secured loans from
people on 04.. representation` that
big. ' interests : iii the United `States
were interested• • 'in Gerald • Wyent's
formula for an anti -knock compound
for natural gas. In ` this 'connection
-Witnesses s'Wore• •they ' hadbeen led
to 'believe the, DuPont. interests, had
paid .anything from three to nine mill-
ions and that the money was in banks
in Washington and Detroit:
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The "B" Family was referred to
our ' Society by .one of dur local re-
presentatives, because of the- condit-
ion in the home. •
Mr. 'and Mrs. B. were invited. They
were livan. g in a yery ordinary house,
which they found difficult to Beep
warm. Mr. 'B.: much older than
his wife, and very lame,_ He' found,
it difficult, to •do work in the ' snow
ox" follow a team. He tried .to • give
the Impression •-he: was a victim of,..
circumstances. On •this•'point we al-
together did not agree .with •him.
,Mrd. :B. was delicate and very .an-'
aemic. She felt 50 1.0' — for her childreia
and we were 'quite: satisfied she was
doing the best, she "could : "fol`' t1aii
under. •the "circumstances. •
The familyconsisted of five' child -,ren -a boy of 16 years, very ' smal
ror his age,kwhom the father thought'
'was toe'. oung to 'work •Werk was:
found for him with k' fartner;° ,Who
would be a good instructor, and who
would use , good ;judgement about
what work he would put him •at. He
was to receive, small wages.
•'The •girl," 15 years, . hada good ap-
pearance except fqr her teeth. 'She.
lacked• training. She 'did not seem
to lie any help to her .mother. A local
aitd-•-friead'-of oiir- society
was .approached'. and 'gladly gave; het'
the necessary dental care, without
charge, • • She • ,was fitted: out.. with
clothing •that : was left', at our office
by.. ;different donors for us •to'use
where We saw fit. Then she Was placed.
in a .good' home to, be trained in dom-•.
estic wok They report -today that
she is-- progressing nicely, and - ;prom-..
ises to be a' fine; ,girl. • ' °
The ' :three , 'younger children • ,,Wer,
given . gree medical, examination by
a •doctor in their community.. Some:
surgical attention was required, ether -
wise 'they werein fair lialth. • -
Besides • the doctor •end the dentist;
the.:, Women's Thstitutewas' interested
in this' family and provided bedding,
and Some 'colthes for ' the ' . younger
;hil4ren.
Remember rthe• Valentine -Supper .-in guilty to . the ; numerousspecific,
the ,XThlted, Church, under, W.A- au- charges pending . and 'which alleged
spices, nett \Thursda'y, February 'I6th false .representations in connection,,
at,' sin o'clock, . ; with; the. mortice ° raised' by the loans:
The February meeting of the Wo- MI,- but Agnew . entered .pleas of
men's •Institute will be :held in. the guilty and 'received two years less
Town Hall -,-Friday, February" 10th, a day determinate and two years in-
at 2.80. : Debate. • determinate, •the' sentences td run con-
currently with .those imposed 'for the
• NEW PRIIaTTS�-Lovely_�tiesv..pat .•conspiracy:'; A-rraiigepiienta -have-,`not
Health Dr. Vokes, .M.O.H., D. 13.
Murray, Joseph Leddy' and Thein is
Salkeld; Truant officer -7-D. B. Mur-
ray; Live ' Stock . valuators -L Grant;'
A. Anderson, U Thompson,„•. Spreul;'
Poundkeepers=-A. Brown,; •R. Taylor,
H. Reid, W: Nicholson,: J. Walsh, J.
Kinahan, Mid. I umphrey, Wm.‘ •• Mc--
Quillin,: D. Alton;. 'Penceviewers-W,.
Orser, S. ,Johnson, 11. King, ' J.
ASHFi:ELD
Service next Sunday heyresbyter-
fan •. Church will ' be "at l eleven.. A.M.'
For: -the . past few'•:;nonths the • meet-.
ing Chas.been held in the afternoon:
Qr;i.,Friday evening a very' pleasant
evening -was- spent • in. Kintail. Hall,
where' the :friends and neighbours of
Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Ribbon and' fam-
ily met' to . spend . an evening with
them before they .leave for • their . new
'home in the Listowel district.: Mr.
Duncan. Mackay read an address, to
Mr. and Mss. Hibbon and they , were
presented with_ a well filled purse.
Mr. Hibbon made ' areply. thanking
them on behalf of himself and Mrs.'
Hibbon.:.'
`-T1iey go to their new home'followed
by the , very best wishes ,of a host of
friends. -
Teter to• give' that you andI .can give
every :da--y--of the ministry of the
eye to see need; the -ministry of -the
lips to speaka needed message; and
the ministry of the helping hand? 6, FRACTURED 'ANKLE
5. What power is there in messages
in the "Name of :Jesus Christ? . Acta Williaini G. Nicholson, -pre:aident of
3:6-8, 16; .4:4, 12, 20, 33. Whet' in
Peter's prgaehing, •gave offence to
the. Sadducees? Acts 3:14, 15; and'
20'; .also:4.1, 2...
C.. What' about • the power of prayer
in 4:23-31? 'Do On believe it?'
,7. Should not the -eloquence of the
pews match that of the pulpit in. power
•-o�
's .b. .life
witnessiirg:��-Jesusr•Chti. t _y_._.._,.
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• y^ , • . i ”" " e-a6tro: °, •fair
�1 ?.-�-vr+ •fit
nu' °"b mss' $
hells . ,mets "f:B, Eat• '12111-e-2-.---,-
silent
1, '2• silent partnership with God, the beet
kind'? :Acts 4119, 20:
For .February 19th, the. lesson will
;Christ? And how may one's wealth he on 'Beverage Alcohol and its .Soe-
3. What great Bible characters had
,a fixed time and place of Prayer?
What' was the habit of ' prayer ,of
,'esus Himself? What time of 'tours
was -the ninth hour of the Jews? What
outstanding- event in the plan of Re
demption took .place 'at this hour and'
- e,li tt Was econtg1heit byeitt -_ _...
."''�.�ii+ :*"t't4a. ,ate;` "�
What' "the
. ire the world? hteatesta g
riches? When the • believer is burn
Into the family of Godo how rich is
he or she,' as a joint -heir with Jesus
Home" .in Stratford on Friday.'
Miss Freda MacDougallreturn d,
Saturday, to her '`home in Luckncw
after spending 'a month's holidays
With: her cou°sins, Mr: and- Mrs An-
gus Nicholson, Willow . St., Water-
+.
Guests' from . town . at the Pentland-
Armstrong wedding on Saturday were
Durnin (con.' 6),. W. Armstrong, P. Mr, and Mrs:., W. B. Anderson, Mrs.
Watson, 'G.' 'A. Greer: • W. V. Johnston: Miss Helen McLeod,
and.
aw No. 2 providing for ex-: Mrs. G. H. Marr (nee Vera .
V Sher -
By -1
peinditures: on -'the' roads. for 1930.'.was
passed on motion' of Councillors Gaunt
and McPherson. _A resolution author
izing the 'Reeve and Clerk to sign de
darations .for `the °Provincial subsidy. ,,mg several weeks in: Ontario and. Mr:, Harvey -McDougal, of Toronto=
on road, expenditure Was passed . on, a spent the week -end' at his home.
Michigan, ml r.' MacKe ., zie visited hei e
`- Master Walter McKenzie returned
home, after attending a week with Mr.
'and Mrs: HI: Buckton.. -
tabelle ' StacD Wald local Mr: Austin Martin, who is a pat- -
rent expenditure as passed ` on:: Tao;Miss Eo� t Q ' ient in the Kincardine Hospital, is
tion of Councillors Slny'th and Gaunt. - school .winnep.:9f ,the ;Tomlinso9 Tra-.
`" ' h left oil. Monday `progressing : favourably.
Just before. the meeting. ad oiirncil• Welling 'Sdto1 `s ip ,. The friend's of Mr. Ross Black are
Coterie -Bier .Smyth moved that a vote for. Ottawa,, where she will ,spend the
�' lc be ,e 'end' to r ' tewar ' week at the Canadian. Capitol as the sorry to hear of his •illness, but hope,
t thanks ;extended - , M , Stewart R T 1' M P "for for an 'early recovery..
for his kindness' in: attending th
meeting,•of the new Council; .for the $ri:ce .and Mrs. Tomlinson.
itf) of Derthester. ; ;•
An' . item in his: hof te'' town' paper.
tells :af the return of Angus, Mac-
Kenzie. to'Premier•, B. C., after spend• -
FOURTH: CONCESSION
Mr. and' Mrs: •Gilbert H•aniilton and
childreia spent a. day last, week '•with
Mr; and Mrs. J: McQuiliin.
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motion of Councillors Gaunt and MA, dpring his trip, with. his brother, Mr.
ler.,' By-law No..3, authorizing the Alex MacKenzie, Second Concession:
.Reeve and Treasurer to borrow sums ' 7 •: • • - . ..
up to the amount of $7000.11) fee cure Left For Ottawa''
P fiPst guest of W: om mson, j Miss Ethel Buckton of. Toronto: vis-
tedon, ;Sunday at the home of Mr:
expression 01goodwill and the prom-
ise of continued interestin the affairs:
of 'West WThiswanosh Township. This -
was seconded _ by Councillor Gaunt
and passed unanimously.
The Council adjourned to meet
Tuesday, February 14th, at 1.30 P.M.
Durnin Phi11ns
Clerk:
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j Herbert• Buckton. ' '' • '
in ,the Bank of Heaven be increased ia•1 Perils] -A Social Aspect of the
tray by .day on • earth? - What had Liquor' Problem. •
A doctor in Western Canada .sent
girt an"account with .a.:.note sdying:
"If you don't pay this bill, •I shall
tell all' your other creditors that * you
did." • °.
Miss Elizabeth Robinson is spend-
ing a'few weeks in Wingham.
"Mr. John McKenzie of the. second
.con., who• has been' quite' ill the past
few weeks, is much` improved:'
the U.F.O., suffered a fractured ankle `
recently on hisfarm at North Brace.
Mr. Nicholhon' -was working, with his.
son in the bush,' when, a log which,:
they were hauling to the 'skidway, ;
rolled sideways ,'striking; anddriractur- i
ing the • ankle.
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"is Mr. ;Smith itele"- the --is iy eked,:{
"No, madam," said the well trained ,
boy, "he's gone to lunch with his'
wife.° .
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"Oh really/' :snorted the lady. "Well•
when he comes in, tell him his typist
called," ,
CHURCH
Rev. R. ,C. Todd,........
Fattier ' '
SUNDAY , -
FEBRUARY 12•
11• a.m.-="The Dell's ,Complaint"'
7•- p.ni. The Ten Commandments.
as rules 'for living. •
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3. "Be Sincere."•
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Everyone iteinvited to the 'after-.
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inllK: :?ligh t+ at�• -8. �•._..
-:•4reiii'.41ir, °initetrated•• asters , ',t0'Tie ry
Life of. David Livhagstone--the
man who conquered Africa for
Christ. • Plates will be at the
door fora love gift to Christ's
work in Africa.
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.Pastor:}Origipal „Ad • ' . .
First, honorsfor the most original
"ad" for 1939 should go to Rev. D. A.
Cowan, pastor of the Epworth Unitech
Church, ;Kingsville, formerly of Port
Elgin, for the ,following, notice from -
the classified columns of his town's
weekly newspaper, and reported•',in
the daily press: "Pefeonai: Will the
person who took --by mistake --a pair
of• leather gloves off thedesk in the
Kingsville post •office last Friday,
since 'he is known -to God; --return
them to the Post office, he will get.
his reward ----in heaven. (Rev.) D. 4.
,Catean, owner . tlx ptl;rcbase." .
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For •Tube.., weekend
.JAM .' ,R°•
.iRed Plum, 32 oz.' " ,,. , .k . 23e
Srawiierry, and -Apple 32•'oz. 2.3c..
'MARMALADE •:
t}range Marmalade 32.o;�.:';23c•
-JELLY • 1!OWDERS t
7 for - . 25c
"FINK SALMON
2 for .. ... .. 25e.
KULA-SALMON •'.
Fancy, 2 •for .:...... • ,.•. 21e •
PORK & BEAN •.
•� Libby's, 21. fez., 2 for ... 19e •
TOMATOE JUTCE -
Aylmer, 25'oz., 2 for . .. 19c
CASTiL• E SOAP •
• CARBOLIC SOAP ,. , . -
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BULK SOAP FLAKES
3lbs. .ter .,. .. . 19c
CASTILE:.IiLOOR ,WA%
1's. 23e
ORANG PEKOE TEA -
With' cup .&' saucer, ib. • 65e
TEXAS SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT -
6 for �. 25e
-ORAL ifixES.
Good size, ' 6.griart 'basket.'. 39c
TOILET `TISSUE ,
8 rorlo•: for -
R. H. T.H OMS O•N
It took many` visits to this home to
accomplish . these results. The, mother
was . intelligent . enough , to see that
her two older children were' receiving
a good ` training • and' Providing ''for
themselves. We are convinced that
the parents will be able to care for.
the three youngera'children. The Child'
renes Aid Society is "continuing to.
keep .a watchful eye, ovet' this • family
especially the two. older children. ,
Without . this ,programme of Pre-
vention work, 'some ' of these chidret+
Would , nodoubt, become a 'consider.
able' -expense tothe municipality,
Donald W. •Cameron,
Sup't. Children's ;Aid, Society
bf. the County ..of Bruce. .
"Brothers and sisters', sighed the
Negro Pastor,'"yo' faith is deploable.
Tieah we are, gathered to gethah, to
isk for rain and 1 ask you ---where
is you umbrellas?",
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ARMSTRONG' T. •
OPTOMETRIST '
IN LUCK'NOW
E!#CH`-WEDNESDAY
9.30, A. M. To 6.00: P. M.
EACHeSATURDAY -
9.30 A. M. To .12.00 P. M.
AT WM. SCIIMID'S STORE
• EDITOR APPRECIATED '
Speselting. of ailpreciation, thefol-
lowing from a recent issue ofa well
known Manitoba weekly, is rather ap-•',
propiate:, - -
Editors who: have shared• the cent,
mon-feeling of their clan that no one
loves • them; can be assured now .that.
-the. feeling is just so much nonsense.
We have been informed how an editor
was recently presented .with a hand•
some bouquet of flowers .by 'a: group
of hie. fellow citizens: On that, occa-
sion a., quartette sang a •few songs and
I•_a ciergy'nian gave a little talk, six
hsky men hoisted the editor on their
slioulders'and :put hifif in.a handsome:
=yea, .fi
. � µ dnn�`td.atlg3-�ot _t. `� r orxEz.
. fid... a -parade. The ' a'ppi eiaLive 'crotied
returned to .their homes, serene in the
thought of laving providedone bright
day for their beloved news purveyor.
P.S.--We forgot to, mention that
the editor was dbad.
BRAY CHICKS
,Ney
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Why. write•lttten and send money
orders? Order your -.Bray Chicks
through mo -personal attention,
prompt delivery. •
Finlayson B'°s
LU C NOW ONT.
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Rte �� ���eton �
was' retie}vett 'by ia IsPli'tch''t tat iuiCit
concern.. •
"For nine years' I was totally deaf,,;
arid- after using your 'ear salve for j
only ten days I heard from my broth-, ^ -
er • in Nebraska. ' .
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raheetings, ; ' Pillow Cottons,
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And Upholstry Goods.
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