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Salvation Army
lug a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs.
Roy Stonehouse of Goderich.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Joe
Brophy is a patient in a Hospital in
London. We wish for her a speedy re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Campbell visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell of
Auburn on Friday.
The Mission Band with 16 members
present met during the church service,
with Bobby Carter in the chair, Lois
Campbell read the Scripture lesson.
Readings were given by Barbara
Smith, Donna Walden and John Buch-
anan. Mrs. Charlie Smith gave the
chapter from the Study Book. Mrs.
Norman McDowell told the children's
story. Meeting closed with prayer.
Mrs. jean Kechnie of Blyth, is ivis.
iting with her sister, Mrs, Walter Cook.
Miss Ada Brophy R.N,, of Toronto,
is visiting her brother, Mr. Joseph
Brophy.
We are glad to report Ruth Cook
recovering nicely from chicken-pox
which so far is the only case in the
neighbourhood.
The Congregational meeting of
Westfield United Church is to be'held
on Tuesday, January 20th, in the
school room of the church.
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TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT starting at 7.30
; MATINEE Saturday Afternoon at 2.00 p.m.
Sunday-
11. a,m.-Holiness Meeting,
2;30 p.m.-Sunday School,
7 p.m,--:Salvation Meeting,
Tuesday--- tt
2;30 p.ni,-Home League.
8 p.m.-Youth Group.
Thursday.-
8 p,m.--Prayer Meeting.
Captain C. R. Goodwin,
Commanding Officer
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell,
John and Ralph, visited Mrs. Vyrle
Kretsinger of Goderich on Friday.
Miss Mildred Carter was helping
.sent at the home of Mrs. Haines at
liMyth, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vincent visited
.04 'with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McDowell on
Saturday.
Miss Winnifred Campbell is spend-
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Outstanding VALUES in
Warmth and Comfort
Beat the cold and snow In these Sturdy Outdoor Garments
ALAN LADD WILLIAM BENDIX
Wed., Thurs., Jan. 21-22
"Wake Up and Dream"
JUNE HAVER JOHN PAYNE
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of closely woven Cotton Poplin, of Army Moleskin
and Cotton Twill Gabardine. Warmly lined with.
Doeskin or All-Wool Blanket Cloth. Detachable
Fur-trimmed Hood and Zipper Closing. Regular
from $14.95 to $28.95-SPECIAL
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INNEN*, invade the local Arena for their first
appearance of the season here.
Wingham-Goal, Sangster; defence,
Sell; Loughlean; , Centre, Anderson;
Wings, Kerr, Stainton; Alternates,
Paxton, Brophy, Hopper, T, Lock-
ridge, B. Lockridge, McLeod; Sub-
goalie, Moores.
Port Elgin-Goal, Robinson; De-
fence, Fraser, R. Lamont; Centre,
Pickard; Wings, B. McArthur, D. Mc-
Arthur; Alternates, Becker, Harmon,
Nuttall, Leader, G. Lamont, Thomas,
Referee, J. F. Bell, Port Elgin.
Summary
First Period
1. Wingham, Seli 3,52
2. Wingham Seli (Anderson) '7.15
3. Wingham, Anderson (Loughlean,
Sell), 17.42.
Penalty, Seli, Wingham.
Second Period '
4. Port Elgin, D. McArthur, (B. Mc-
Arthur), 2.18.
5. Wingham, Seli 6.52.
6. Wingham Anderson (Stainton) 8.37
7. Wingham Anderson (Stainton)
13.06.
8. Wingham Anderson ((Seli) 13.87
Penalties None,
Third Period
9. Wingham Seli (Loughlean) 2.32
10. Wingham Anderson Loughlean
5.55
11. Wingham, Loughlean 6.03.
12. Port Elgin J. McArthur 12.07
13. Wingham Loughlean (T, Lock-
ridge) 13.07,
14, Wingham Anderson (Sell, Stain-
ton) 16.51,
15. Wingham Brophy (Sell), 17.52,
16, Wingham Stainton, (Anderson)
18,03,
17. Wingham, Anderson 18.11.
Penalties None,
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Jackets. Plain tones, Two-tone effect and Airfirce
Cloths. Grand every day work wear. Colors, Navy,
Brown, Wine, Airforce-SPECIAL AT
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Clicking for a total of fifteen goals,
the Stainton Spitfires trounced the Port
Elgin Juveniles 15-2 here Saturday
night in a scheduled W.O.A.A. Juvenile
encounter. Anderson led the attack for
the Spitfires with seven goals, and two
assists, while Sell and Loughlean add-
ed to the scoring spree with four and
two goals respectively. In the assist
column Sell notched four points with
Loughlean and Stainton sharing three
apiece. The locals scored three in the
first, four in the second and eight in
the third while Port Elgin rallied in
the second and third stanza on goals by
the McArthur boys. The game was one
of the cleanest to date with only one
penalty being handed out by Referee
Bell to Sell in the first period. Thurs-
day evening the Kincardine squad will
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WORK PANTS
Tough wearing Mackinaw, Heavy
Tweeds and, Hand-woven Home-
spuns- in quality and weight that
will turn the winter snow and wind.
Greys, Blues, Navy and Browns.
From $4.95 to $9.50-SPECIAL
4.35 to 7.59
EVERY DAY WEAR
WORK BREECHES
for the farmer or bush worker. Ar-
cadian Homespun. Heavy and ser-
viceable. Regular $8.95 - Special
6.90
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made by DR. BELL, FLEMING BROS., PRATTS
Rugged Outdoor Coats of tough
..--wearing grey • striped Moleskin.
Thick sheep fleece lining and full
size BEAVER LAMB COLLAR.
Regular $19.95 for
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The SHARPE & DOHME COMPANY have a
full line of VETERINARY BIOLOGICALS. We
stock the Sharpe & Dohme Line-also those made
by AYERST McKENNA and HARRISON.
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Heavy All-wool Melton Cloth, with
warm Plaid Lining. High Beaver
Lamb Collar. Perfect for Dress
wear and Sturdy forWork. Reg-
ular $22.95-SPECIAL a.
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The problem at this season with stock in barns
is Vermin, Lice and rims. We have the products
necessary for the extermination of these pests-
DRI-KILL - . . 2 lbs. 75c
LICIDE (CIL) . ......... 2 lbs. 75c
KIL A LICE ..... - - 2 lbs. 75c
SABADILLA, HELLEBORE and SULFUR,
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Parkas
of heavy brown or navy all-weather Twill
Gabardine. Snow and Windproof. Detach-
• able Fur-trimmed Hoods, Zipper closing.
Sizes 6 to 18 years. Reg. $10.50 to $13,95
9.25 to 11.00
BOYS' ALL-WOOL
Mackinaw Coats
Two-tone effects Belt Style; warmly lined
with cotton plaid lining. Colors, Navy,
Brown and Green. Regular $8.95 Special
5.95
BOYS' ALL-WOOL NAVY MELTON
STATION WAGON COATS
Warmly lined and High Beaver Lamb Collar.
Sizes 1-2 to 16 years. Reg, $16,95-Special
12.95
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They had a little radio
And the darn thing would not go.
Pop changes tubes and turns the
screws,
Arid,; finally, burns out the house
fuse.
He sits and frets and blows his
nose,
Then to the Radio Shop he goes;
"Nothin" wrong, it just went flop"
He says to the man in the Radio
Shop.
Three new tubes, a filter.; align-
ment, too,
The darn thing, then, is good as
.new.
Had not Pop tried his skill,
Ile would have had a smaller
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SO DDT in a Micronized POWDER makes a
splendid SPRAY FOR CATTLE. A $2.00 box
makes 10 gallons animal spray.
The recommendation of the equaliza-
tion committee of Huron County Coun-
cil that. Alex Alexander of Grey town-
ship he appointed Huron county asses-
sor, will be submitted to County Coun-
cil at the January session, which opens
at Goderich ott Tuesday, January 20.
Twenty-two applications for the po-
sition were considered at a meeting of
the comnmittee held last. Friday. Of
I ' these five were chosen for personal . . , interviews after a process of elimina-
tion, and Mr, Alexander was the final
choice.
County Council for seven years when
Mr, Alexander was a member of the
he represented Grey township as civil-
l uty-reeve and reeve, and, was warden
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of the county in 1945.
The system to be used in eqnaliza-
,tion m of the assessment 'of the uniel-
4mlities will involve setting up a card
system throughout the entire county
which -will give a detailed description
.l of every property itt each municipality.
The4Srardititk to be used will apply
to all municipalities, thereby elimina-
t
hing theadiscrepancieS which exist at
I the tpresent time due to the fact that
'each municipality is assessed on a sys-
tem of its own,
Under the proposed system, the local
.assessment and the assessment used
for county purposes will be the same.
At the present time there are 12
'counties in the province using this sys-
tem of assessment.
The equalization committee were giv-
en power at the November session to
select an assessor and submit their
report to the council for approval,
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in plain and two-tone colors. Plenty warm
and serviceable for the active school boy.
Regular $3.95-SPECIAL 3.19
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TWO DELIVERIES DAILY ohnson's GLO-COAT pt.
Self Polishing WAX ... 59c
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Neighbours gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Falconer'on Monday
evening to enjoy a pot-luck supper
priot to listening to the Farm Forum
Broadcast on the subject, The World
Is out ;!1 /4ifaiket, The cancerous of opin-
ion was that farmers in Canada had
taken less for their products for some
time, than the Mare DU the world Inar.
lccts, but that those 'nations, which pro-
duce surpluses will have to continue to
give to tither nations, in dire need, un-
til 'they tan either help themselves, or
3 tins 25c "The Friendly Store" HEINZ BABY FOODS-(AI1Kinds) . Campbell's
TOMATO*SOUP
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AYLMER
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13-UL1't MACARONI 25c
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PORK & BEANS lee Chas, Congram of tucknow, Mr. Con. the Scripture lesson, and Mrs. Tfiona.
grant had taken a alight stroke, but son led in prayer. Mrs. Leslie Wight-
has been improving nicely. Matt had charge of the Chapter front
The regular Monthly meeting of the the Study 1001t4.* On the Bible for the ,,.The.
of Brick United Church Was World, AM gave uninteresting account
held on Thursday last at the home of of the wonderful life work of Inchon,
Mrs, Edward ll/c13urney with Mrs. Burmah. Ifs translated the whole of
'Prank Thompson in charge of the the Bible into Burmese, and proved a
meeting. Mrs. Atirtriatt Cdtttittil read great benefactor to that land,
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TOMATO JUICE . 14c
Falconer won high points in the pro-
gresiive euchre that'followed.
Mfrs. Frank Thompson Spent the
week-end in London 'with her slater,
Milton Meturney.
Miss Ruby Coon is home for a three
Week holiday.
Mrs, Chas, Shiell visited on 'Thurs•
et itel troth nearer twitters, Mr. Cecil t day latt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Size 28as'ORANGES doz. 29c ire 96s OVAPtittiliT 5 2ge
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