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who spent last week with her parents,
returned to Toronto on Monday.
Mr .and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael and
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hopper attended
the Ice Follies in Toronto on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hawkins of Lon-
don, are visiting with the latter's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Bateson, John
St.
Mrs. Alby Robinson of Woodstock
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery Repi^senting the
Crown Life Insurance
Co., of Toronto
"Guaranteed Protection for
Your Every Need"
spent the week-end at the home of Mr.
Wm1 Elliott.
Miss June Work of Brussels, spent
the week-end with her cousin, Miss
Marjorie Copeland.
Miss Leah Robertson, Reg. .Nurse,
Mrs. J. Bryans of Brussels spent a
few days in town.
Mrs. F. Sturdy visited friends in
London last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kerr are visiting
in Brantford with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
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is spending the winter with her niece,
Mrs. J, W. Hanna and J. W. Hanna,
M.P.P.
Miss Dorothy Hamilton of Wellesley
Hospital, Toronto, spent a few days
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. G.
Hamilton, Diagonal Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell and
Mr. Sam Winegarden of Strathroy and
Miss Isabel Currie of London, spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
T. Currie.
Mr. Clarence Blackball of Toronto,
and Mrs. W. A. Brackley of Graven-
burst, are spending a few days with
their mother, Mrs. Chas. S. Blackball,
who is seriously ill,
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Cotton and Rayon CURTAIN NET,
Open weave. 36", Reg. $1.00
SPECIAL 59c
SWISS NET, and very fine weave, in
light cream. 36", Regular 89c
SPECIAL 59c
MARQUISETTE NET, ivory in tone,
in firm, fine weave. 40", Reg. 65c
SPECIAL 49c
Cosmetics
The Personalized Gift for Valentine's
Day.
Lovely COLOGNES, PERFUMES,
75c - $6.00 . •
COMPACTS $1.00 - $7.50
COSMETIC SETS , $1.65 - $19.50
TRAVELLING KITS, in leather,
$7.50 - $13.50
Famous name merchandise by Elizabeth Arden,
Helena Rubinstein and Adrienne
Cameras
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BLUEVALE
U. C. Annual Meeting
The attendance was small at the
annual business meeting of Bluevale
United Church on account of the ex-
treme cold and blocked roads. Rev.
J. A, Burden presided and led in a
short devotional service and singing a
hymn. Mrs. Edward Johnston record-
ing steward, read the minutes of last
meeting. Reports showed a substantial
increase in (both members and monies
in all branches of the work. All obli-
gations were met and a good balance
is on hand. There is an increase of
over $60.00 in Missionary givings,
Messrs. Earl Hamilton and Carl
Johnston were elected new members of
session to replace Messrs. W. 3, John-
ston. and Chris. Hetherington, The
Board of Stewards was re-ellected:
George Thornton, Richard Johnston,
Robert McKinnon and Charles John-
ston. Mr. Burden reported 273 mem-
bers on the church roll and during the
year there were 5 baptisms, 4 marriages
and 5 deaths.
Miss Emma Johnston _reported 120
members on Sunday &hoot roll and
receipts nearly ,$250,00. Average at-
tendattce 63, contributions to Missions
and Chinese Relief $15.00; Miss John-
ston reported the Woman's Missionary
Society had a membership of 24, held
12 meetings, raised nearly $200.00 and
sent a bale to China. Reports were read
of the Mission Band by ,Miss Curtis
and Mrs. W. 5. Johnston. Mrs. John-
ston allso reported for the choir.
The ?XX'. with Miss Wilda Brec-
kenridge as President, and Miss Roma
Breckenridge as Treas., reported $25.00
given to M. & M. of the Church after
meeting all expenses. There was a bal-
ance of 03.00.
Reports were given of the yoting
boys society, The Explorer& The Mis-
sionary & Maintenance Fund, Pension
mtmd, Victoria College milud and the
Trustee Board.
A recommendation was received for
increasing insurance on the church
building,
Mrs, George Thomson always gives
a good repoit, with touches of hunt-
our of the Woman's Association.
There were 81 members, 12 meetings.
Only three' had perfect attendance.
They raised over 052,00 and spent it
on the needs of the congregation ex-
cepting their small balance of $9.00.
Mr. Burden pronounced the benedic-
tion and all enjoyed a social hour and
refreshments.
Women's Insghtte
On Thursday evening, February 12th
at 830 O'clock, in the Community
Chocolates
are back - the "Sweetest of Gifts"
for your Valentine .$1.00, $1.50
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Fine net mesh, smart contrasting
rose trim, size 36x81, Reg. $5.95
SPECIAL . ... $3.95
FINE MARQUISETTE,
in Ivory with rose or red trim, size
33x81. Regular $4.95
SPECIAL - ..$3.39
FINE MARQUISETTE
with very narrow blue edging, size
33x81. Reg. $4.50
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RAYON and COTTON NET,
Open weave, Ivory, size 36x90,
Regular $4.50
SPECIAL . $2.95
PANELS,
of fine coloured Marquisette, in
Green, Rose and Ivory. Size 37x81
Reg. $2.65 each. SPECIAL $1.98
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in Marquisette, Ivory in tone, size
36x90. Reg. $3.95.
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Smith's Economy Fond Store the Women's It -will hold "A
Family' Night" to which the entire
comniunity is cordially invited. A pro-
gramme consisting of readings, orches-
tra numbers, quartettes and instrumen-
tal music will il)e presented.
There will be no admission. Ladies
please bring lunch.
Church News
At the morning setvice in the 'United
Church, Rev. j. A, Burden preached
from the text found in Hebrew& 5th
chapter, verse 8. "Though He were a
son, yet learned He obedience by the
things which Suffered." Christ is
usually regarded as a'teacher but Mr.
'Burden spoke of Hint At a learner. Xty
ferences were made lo Whandas
Gandhi in both the church service and
in the Sunday school.
In the Sunday school Mrs, Stanley
Darling, Missionary Secretary, gave an
excellent paper on a Missionary report
of Japan since the war.
At Know Presbyterian Church, Rev.
Leland C. Jorgensen preached on the
subject, "The third temptation of
Christ, by the Devil."
Mr John Sparling of Listowel, vis-
ited this week with his sister, Mrs. Ed-
Ward Johnston and Mr, Johnston,
Mrs. W. IL McKinney and Elizabeth
spent the week-end with her daughter,
IGliss Eileen Mekinney at London.
Mrs. 3. It Smith accompanied Mrs.
Duncan of Brtassels to Hespeler,
Where they will'visit with Ur, and Mrs.
Paul Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lillow ac-
companied by tfrs. Lillow's sister,
Miss McMinn, Toronto, left on Stitt-
day for Florida, where they expect to
spend a few weeks. They tray,elled
by motor and took a trailer cabin along
for living apartments.
Miss Olive Scott spent last week
with relatives and friends at Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex MeCrackin ob-
served the 37th anniversary of their
wedding on Sunday, February 1st. It
was also Mrs. McCratkin's
They had for their guests their two
daughters, Mr. and ,'Mrs. ;Stanley Mtif.
tatt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Olt and
young son, Mr, and Mrs Harry Goll were unable to be Present The hinny IV
presented their parents with 13 tat*
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Ungraded PEAS, tin ,, 19c
23c RED-GLO TOMATOES, 20 oz. tin .
STOKELY'S FINEST TOMATO CATSUP, 13 oz, bottle .-32c
2-12 oz. this 25c
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Coupon on Small pkg. good for
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Small pkg 2e 1g. pkg. 300
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BLACK or MIXED TEA
Wettores Silted or
Plaht SODAS, 1 lb. pkg.
Campbell's
TOMATO SOUP, tin lle Ready-cut Choice
MACARONI 2 lbs. 25e lb-49°
1 lb.
Pitg Pleg, t7 FRESHLY GROUND
WHILE IOU WAIT
REX COFFEE
654 lb:
'Coloured Medium
Canadian 'CHEESE, lb ... 40c
Aylmer I3Ostoti Brown
PORK & BEANS, tin
Crosse & Eistkwars
DATE & NUT BREAD tin 23o
Aylmer Panty
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