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Ci*rtains,4
urtain Nets, Rayon-
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urtains, Net and Curtains
Materials:-.Raybps, Scrim, Marquisette
Nets 15c a yard and :up
oiri,eipurks; T.s.pesti,.. Colored. ScrMs,.•
Damask,. Chintz,. Cretonnes
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LARGE. SHIPMENT OF
THE NEWEST PAIXERNS
0Y4lvoRTHY wALL-
1?-4•P_ERS HAS JUST AR -
The oriCes of .these -popular
light-resi.sting papemare
now '$o"Iqw. that -they conic ),
-*thin ;the .'ireaelx. Of every
Fukriipsunitikp,•NEVER WERE THE PATTEgNS MORE
REALPTIFUL ANA) IN KEEPriNG WITR THE TRITE COM-
PORT OF THE HOMES OF TODAYWe tvie yo* *e set . •
0.4arlY date for your visit to see Gar new
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EASTER VISITORS. '
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-This EaStO. :Week° and • .t has • • •
breught•• the usual influx of holiday • Allis& .1-1010-• ThOMPson. i holidaY- •
visitors 'to town, Among the teachers..ing this Weele.-in:' • rOntO,'
students and other holiday Viettora - • • ,t I
• and' Mrs ' j• Melqat, parents and is this Week in attend -
don; Toni Alton, TIVIni.t.0;--ttnart 9•V‘4' '''''*43;-eek-en(1 I ante " delegate . to till' 'Wmea's
• • we have noted Are Abna Alton, Lon • "•4,i, • •
• yer, Stratford; Myra maeDanald Mrs. 'Charles GoOk.apent the.week. Teachers' Confederation convention
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Vingham;• • wiry kaini, 'Await°, rid visiting relatives in ,Detrolt. •
Marr Rathwell; South .l)corenPinek Jane MzR W Andiew ot\ lst l.
Hornell,,TorOnto; :babel Douglas andToronto, alient.tho Ikeek-end at his ..home.Na
Dorothy, Nixon, W W,4 nosh; Dick * • *'
'Treleaven, Hamilton; •• ....Jessie Render- :, FOR SAIrrureb'rea Ta41 swAr' also
a inrYcle. FRF1I)
son,: St; Thomas; Doi•tg..' Clarke; Pow-•
aasall;' Rexford , OStrander, Toronte,;' - ;
Isabel llanniton, Stratford; . Edwin Mr:: and lilts• Milli 'Million and
Listowel, • Alex McKenzie, Tor- children of tra.ticirit were weekend,
n. viSitorsk in.teorin.
Toronto; Jett
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H to Of or nto.-and M and
And us
Mrs. George Huston.:and family ef
*Monte. • . • •
Veit kary Rathwell of Smith POrz
cUpine spent the week -end. With her.
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WEDNESDAY ..AND SUNDAY 8 P M.
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' SUBJECT SUNDAY , NIGHT
4711,E(2.1tISTIAN IN -RELATIONSHIP s to WAR, er.SHOULl3
• THE CIIRISITAN TAKE UP " ARMS AND FIGHT?" This Pn-
port:int! question wili be ansWered Satisfactory by the Bible: Thi,118 *
a-ttueetion that We must soon face, as the threat of war
greater_than.e7er hcfOre, in the midst of another exisiCjit
Iurope
,Seivice each Thui.LKinioagh Orange Hall, 8.'15 -p.m.
Subject: 'THE ABOMINATION OF THE DESOLATION SP,OK-
'EN- Y THE PROPHET ilANIEL".
Listen In Every Tuesday To The Broadcast From Wingham To
. "Glad Tidings Hour."
9ittei Melvin Johnston,
McMillan, Vroxeter. Eunice Newton, Mr. Harold Allinand. e111(freii. were
• Easter Viaitorsl,Witb- MrsrrOrdon and
`• •• kr. and Mrs.• F.. A:, .0tiirien T/e
of SiXileane; Wash.' ' •
5/1r. Wallasp•
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is the guest' of his neice; Mrs Leivis • •• • • •• -
Taylor, 12th concession Ashfiold. Mr. and Mrs. •3,, Penshatit of
' • • ° - • .Toronto were -Hut*. tvisitors with
. .... her parents, M. viinit Mrs. • James
session at Toronto.
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Specials
HAWES FLOOR GLOSS .
Can.... .. ... ..; .....r.,' ' 59c,
(Bottle .zfurniture polish free)
HkWES MOOR:VAX
D Ib. tins- . r. • 25c
WOODBURY'S SOAP',
3gs*;'... ' ii (roie Hand Voii;; Vre:e
1 . .W.c AO:1:i f:Eilli_Ps_Liorl A., PS O 1,.7 7P .,_ , , •: ..
5 eakei ... .. .. . ....,. . , 1.5c
• 10 cakes ' • .. •., - • 25c
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Raspberri & StrawberryJAM..
32oz..„ '•
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., ' .'PLUM JAM • •: ' '
32. oz. ' • •. 25c •
• , ORANGE MARMALADE ,
• .. 32 oz. . ., /4.25c.,
MIXED COOKIES' •
Fancy, • 2 lbs., • 29c
PERRIN'S'SODAS •
2 lb. box .... . 20c
CORN & .•• •
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Large, 2 for.19
AYLMER TOMATOE JUICE
25 oz., 2 for 19c
LIBBY'S .PORK & BEANS .
21 oz, 2. for -,19c
AYLMER SOUP '
(Tomatoe, and Vegetable)
3 .for 25c
AMBER - HONEY °
4-1b. pail ........ . , . 25e
CLOVER HONEY
.5413. pail'. . 45c
Fresh Fruit' and Vegetables
Always on Hand:
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a.000.0.010.1.0
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Mr and 'Mrs Orin Moffat and Matic
.of Toronto were Easter visitors
with her patents, Mr. and Mrs: S.
C. ;atlalTell.
The Apriemeeting of the Women's
;Institute will be lield inthe Town
Hall this Friday, April 14th. Elec-
tion of officers.
LETser.ER Ebturoi
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Editor. Lticknow Santlnel, • ",
DernaetaSir:iew lines in your POPO in
regardsr,ta the:ihooting of .doga-sand
Wild; dogs in our Township. r. • .
141 iOttle 7.stool-tillittnrk.—tilfee'r"ti70",:g7inins,
neighbor's; dogs have been 'Chet (one
of, the* tiarmed),, since the New'
Year, i'ansl tny.eitrn dog tap ,beentrap
ped„ 444 the gun raised shoot'
when his 'tag saved him, aviuld like
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to say these. few words. . •
My does /nether eing It pure-
bred Alsatian ,or German :Shepherd;
he resembles the. timber 'wolf • very
'much in size and color and could
easily be 'mistaken for a wild dog.
He always carries a brass Mounted
collar with tag attaehed, and I would
Miss_ Christine Finlayson of :Toronto
spent the week -end ether hoine.lhere,,
and on her -return was .accornpanied
by her broter Cameron.
Mr. andMrs. Torrance "A.nderSOn
and JosePhine of •Toronto were Week-
end visitors with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. .1.• D. Anderson. '
Mr. G. II. Douglasof, town aur
Miss Mary 'Douglas of Waterloo art
Easter visitors at. Niagara, with Rev
.9.nd Mrs., George Dougla's.
.The m,mbersof the Juvenile hock-
ey team are sporting new blue jacket
bearing the , crest, Ontario Juvenile
-Hockey Assodiation; Greup. Champ
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TICURSDA* AOKI. 1304 1939.
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Nt itt ittc.ICE FE
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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FURNITURE DEALERS
Complete New Stock Of Ftoor Coverings,
Etc. Anil Furniture. ,n
Sacrifice Prices On Present Stock To Make
itooin For Kew
inbu *pee Service Night
iEvaDay, Or
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courteously ask the' trappers, and hitt:.
tens in Kinloss to use alittle. dis-
cretion, ..beflore they pia'. the trigger,
and notwaritonly'..take auy. dog's'
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(Councillor) Alex MacKenzie:
the Pentecostal Mission Suhday night.
v•tingelist E. L. Ripley spoke frOM
thesubject "The ,pead in Relationship
to :the. Resurrection of Christ,, Past,
Present and Future." Miss Madeline.
Breckles :sang a beautiful solo,. en-
. . All$S1sERvIc.g • titled It Was Alone" and and
Mr.
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Mrs. Breckles sting a -pleasing
Th • ere was a good attendance at entitled "On • Calvary's Brow."
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Mr, and Mrs. Fralik Cole arrivee
home last week after visiting two
!weeks „in .Detroiti on ,their return .
from- the-. South, where they s,pent
the winter., . •, • •
Mr. Harold Burns of Fort William
spent .the week -end with' his parents
.Mr.. Mrs..„T. II. Burns and is
attending this • ‘`Teelt the Teachers'
Confederation convention in. Toronto.
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Miss Myrtle WOster of Ottawa,
and Mrs. Eddie johnston and daugh-
ters, Shirley and Betty, spent the East-
er holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Webster. . '
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Mr. and Mrs, - Hank Eruger, and
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Lois, and Mrs. Cringle and Helen Of
Detroit ° visited last week with the
ladies' 'mother, Mrs. David • Gillies '
land with • their sister, Mrs. Charles
• 'Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
bavid • Huston -were, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Huston of 'Detroit, Mr. and Mrs.
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MAYBE STARTED ,SOMETHINGi ' Laccitititl,n:lciust:
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DOES IT PAY?, •
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. , Naturally we're sold on adverts - That compliment Harvey MacThm-
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Mg, and continually keep f pointifog gall recently paid •to Doc. Treleaven LovelY now 3
1.' .;• . .dianioncldesign.
-out that if you have something to about being such a fine royiftg Kil-
''' ' sell., that the peoPle Want 6/1 at- he tie, -a,ppears to tavo gave ,rise to, some ' Big value.
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*Vr"litittniricerthatkzadvqabising,vtvill-ger.... renimations in our Pipe Band, that
• ' tainly accomplish wonders. ' may lead to ,a beauty contest being
'.• pi) people read the:.: ads..? W611, a waged to get an :official rulifig on the
• little two-line item in' a local °grocer's matter. .
. . • id last week resItithl • in the sale of • One other member points out that
thirtY-eight .pails of honeY that week Doe •isn't a Scotchman to begin with
end. ' ' • °. : and is also picking a few flaws in
Who pays for it? Well it certainly Doc's manly. figure. And what's more
..„ . Wasn't" the consumer, for, the price this sarhe objecter we are informed
was lessthan the regular price, and ic• doing read work in --an effort to•
• the turnoVer' paid dividends to the regain that sehosoligir‘ figure, so
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advertiser. So who pays for adVertis- 'that he' may more eonyincinglY, back
ing, unless its the non -advertiser who up his claims and in hopes that may-
,' passes up ' "Potential business ' by his be he will get the nod Froin the judge.:
failure to advertise.
' if it, comes to a showdown.- '
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PRICED RIGHT DOWN WITH THE.LOWEST
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YOU'LL look twice at the Pontiac price tag
before You believe it! For the tag shouts TOP ,
VALUE from bumper to buinper. The car's so
big and beautiful— radiant with new distinc-
tion and packed with top-notch feathres, yet
down with the lowest in price, down as much
as $1.00 compared with last year.
Smarter looking --smarter performing —
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easier handling—a wonde 1- reader •=r -an
, motley -saving frog: the word "go"! That's the
• Pontiac story --and it Means a whale of a l9ti
to y�,if you're out for ii that's new aid• ',
better' at a price you want .to pay. - See, and
drive the two great Pontiacs the. "Arrow"
and the "Chieftain". Convenient terms pro.'
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• videdby the General biotors fustalment Plan.
- SUNDAY
1,?th
11 a.m.„—Mornikg Worship.
3 nat.-Sunday School '
7 p.m.—Evening Worship.
• Sobject-7-"The Tenth Comma
ment." ,
NOTEi—Practice. for missionary
play Morida3r, April 171 at -9 o'clock.
T W• SMITH
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CENTRAL GARAGE
YOUR PONTIAC DEALER'S DESIRE IS TO SERVE YOU PERMANENTLY and WELL
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NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE
Curtains, araperies; 'Pillow Cottons, Sheetings, Vickings, Cretous, Chintz, Prints, Ginghasnse
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