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oniimmommumommumummuumnoommunumunnummunumpuummuilommung inents were served after which old time.
dancing was enjoyed, with Mr. Andrew
McKenzie violinist, and Miss McKen-
zie, pianist, of Harriston, supplying
music. There were several Leap Year
dances.
Mr, A, Stephens and Mr. C. Cook
Were in Kitchener on Thursday,
The W.A, of the United Church
will meet at the home of Mrs.,ManfrOd
Irwin on Thursday, Feb. 19th, at 2 p.
m, All the ladies of the congregition
are cordially invited,
Mr, George Brown was in London
on Tuesday of last week.
The Young People's Union will hold
their weekly meeting in the S,S. room
on February 22nd,, at 8,30 p.m.
An interesting hockey game was
played here on Friday evening between
the local team and Ayton. The score
was Ayton 9, Gorrie 8.
We extend sympathy to Mrs. Robt.
Milton whose brother, Edgar Jacques,
con, 13, passed away, on Wednesday,
Feb. 11th, following a long illness. He
was in his 63rd year. The funeral ser-
vice was held in Trinity Church, Ford-
wich, on Friday, with interment in
Fordwich cemetery.
We extend congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs, Wm. Doig, con. 2, who on
Monday, February 9th, celebrated their
Golden Wedding Anniversary. On
Sunday a family dinner was held. Ow-
ing to the storm the previous evening,
Mrs. Doig's brothers were unable to
attend, On Monday they received call-
ers and many congratulations front
friends.
Miss Ether Adams. of Wrwwter,
was a w()Ok,M1 visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Xing.
The weekly -Lenten service will be
held at the home' of Mr, and Mrs,
F, C. Taylor on Wednesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. D, Hicks of Harris-
ton, were visitors in town on Thurs-
day,
World Day of Prayer Service
The 27th World Day of Prayer Ser-
vice was held in St. Stephen's Angli-
can Church, on Friday afternoon, Mrs.
H. V. Holmes from the Anglican
Church, Mrs4 A, Taylor, United
Church and Mrs, S. Robinson, Presby-
terian Church, led in the service used
throughout the world, and prepared
this year by a committee in the United
States. The scripture lesson John 17:
17-24was read, by Mrs. W. E. Whit-
field, Mrs, G, Gle. Howse was soloist
and sang "Our Father Which Art in
Heaven (Langdon), The address on
the theme" The Lord's Prayer" was
given by Mrs. S, Robinson. Fordwich
prayers were taken by Mrs. L. Ruttan,
Miss Margaret Dane, Mrs. H, Fergu-
son, Mrs. H. King, Mrs. ,Under-
wood, Mrs, N. Wade, Mrs. G. Gibson
and Mrs. Burns Stewart. The offering
each.year is used in sending Christian
literature to foreign lands.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Haney of Wing-
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Style of Feminine Loveliness
Everything is aglow with Spring Freshness
in the NEW LOOK
Fashion is bursting firth with
NEW SUITS
NEW HATS
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The NEW LOOK is bountifully expressed in
LADIES' SUITS with lapels rolled high, double
breasted and flaps on pockets. Skirts tight at
waist and full in sweep. In all the new wonderful
fabrics of the season.
TELEPHONE 161 hers and visitors.
The meeting opened in the usual
manner with the president, Mrs. Percy
Ashton in the chair. The minutes were
read and a financial statement given.
A number of thank you notes were
read from those who had received
Cheer boxes. The sum of ten dollars
was voted to be given to the Gorrie
Hockey Club. The leader appointed at
the last meeting for the Garden Bri-
gade inds it impossible to continue,
and Miss Margaret Dane was appoint-
ed instead and to be assisted by ,Mrs.
Mel. Taylor. The Motto: A laugh is
worth a hundred groans in any mar-
ket; was read by Mrs. H. Ferguson.
The Roll Call was answered by (Some-
thing I would like to accomplish in
1948). The program was in charge of
the social convener, Mrs. Wilfred
King.. Mrs. King read a copy of the
speech given by Dr. Harold Jones of
Drayton, on Child 'Welfare, Health
Hints, she also read a short poem,
"Heaven Help the Man who Cannot
Smile." Mrs. Wade told of an even-
ing's program in Massey Hall, Tor-
onto, of "All Canadian" musical com-
positions. The meeting closed by sing-
ing the King. A dainty lunch was ser-
ved by the hostesses, Mrs. Gregg and
Mrs. Thornton,
Successful Community Gathering
The National. Film Board Commun.-,
ity Club and Federation of Agriculture
combined to make a pleasant social
gathering, on Tuesday evening in the
Township Hall with a good attend-
ance. The pictures included "Sym-
phony Orchestra"; "Ten Little Farm-
ers"; "Women's Institute 50th Anni-
versary in Guelph"
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"Paintings of a
B.C. Artist of B.C. Scenery"; "Indian
Totem Poles, etc."; "Tuna Fishing in
Nova Scotia"; "Garden Seed Growing
• in B.C.," and "Views of Churchill,
Man."; Pupils of the Gorrie Public
School sang two numbers, Refresh-
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Also TAILORED SUITS for the tailored taste.
$32.50 to $55.00
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ASPARAGUS CUTS 21c BABY FOODS
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Stokely's Finest bottle Dreadnought
TOMATO CATSUP 32c TOILET TISSUE, 3 roll's 25c A
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Glengrove
LOAF CHEESE
43c lb.
Special Value
Tip Top Choice
GOLDEN CORN
21c tin
signify "Loveliness" ahead, a symbol of gentle
smartness in Spring fashions. Fine Felts and
Straws with garden flowers or crisp taffeta ribbon
give these hats new season's lovely allure.
From $3.50 up
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Mr. Joe Earugey of Harriston, was
in town on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Scott and Miss Mary
Scott of ,Morris Township visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor on Wed-
zuesday.
Born-In Wingham Hospital on
Monday, Ferbuary 9th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Stewart (nee Lucille Un-
derwood), Wroxeter, a daughter.
Born-In Wingharn Hospital, on
Tuesday, Feb. 10th., to Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Dinsmore, a son (stillborn,)
Dick Carson was in Toronto ltast
week attending the Hardware Merch-
ants Convention.
Two rinks of Curlers from Harris-
'ton visited the local rink on Thursday
evening.
Gorrie W. I.
The Feb. meeting of the Gorrie W.
1 was held at the home of Mrs. Allan
Byndman on Tuesday, Feb. 10th. Even
-though the weather was very cold,
-there was a good attendance of mem-
Special Value
Four O'CLOCK
BLACK or MIXED TEA
1 lb. 98c 1/2 lb. 49c
Ground Fresh While You Wait
REX COFFEE,
65c lb.
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Gold Seal Fancy
RED Sockeye SALMON
2 1/4-lb. tins 39c
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VESTEES and BLOUSES add charm to •that new
Spring Outfit. In crepe batiste or lace. Fresh and
lovely in newest designs.
VESTEES
1.95 to 4.2
Handbags Nylons
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PAT-A-PAN PASTRY FLOUR, 24-lb. bag ... $1.19
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SUITS with that EXTRA pair of PANTS.&Pleats
and Zippers.
Fine BLUE or BROWN WORSTED with chalk
stripe, Double Breasted, TWO pairs of Trousers
SPECIAL , ........... ... 455.00
SCOTCH TWEED. Grey only. Fine woven,
Tweed, TWO pairs pants, Single Breasted.
SPECIAL ... • . .. s. $45.00
FAWN GABARDINE SUITS, single breasted,
One pair of pants.
SPECIAL - , ..... ........ . $55,00
OTHER RANGES in English or Domestic Worst-
eds, single or double breasted styles, browns, greys "
or blues. One pair trousers . .. $35.00 to $59,00
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AGAINST COLD INFECTION
Use Puretest Plenamins
The Combination Vitamin Supplement and Tonic
Value of Liver and Iron
25 Days Supply $1.75
100 days supply $5.50
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for years
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REXALL COD LIVER EXTRACT OF COD
LIVER OIL, fortified with Vitamin D - $1.00
Rexall Cod Liver Compound with Creosote . $1.00
From one of Canada's finest Made-to-Measure Houses. Order now for
Spring. All cloths available, with two pairs of trousers. From
$42.50 to $75.00
HOT WATER BOTTLES - - - . 99c $2.50
Guaranteed from 1 year to 5 years
Only the TRUE-
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marked in actual degrees of ternperiture o the neural temperature
of the air in which your food is preserved.
May not seem a big differenee but it is vitally important to the proper
preservation of your food.
Why take chances with food at present prices . o . drop into our store
today and see these beautiful new 'Westinghouse Refrigerators.
Ask about
Thre.Terfrip,
KING DEPT. STORE "-a-
Dort't Cough Tonight! Use McItibbon's
BRONCHIAL SYRUP, 8 oz. - . .50c "The 'Friendly Store"
McKibbons !pa lion
RI1010 SERVICE
Hockey
The second game in the play offs
with Ayton was in Mildmay on Mon-
day night when the Gorrie team won
by a score of 6-2. The last game will
he played in Mildmay on. Wednesday
night
Progressive Euchre
The Coruntunity Club are having a
progressive euchre in the Orange hall
this Friday at. 8.80. Ladies please
bring lunch.
ham, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
King and Mr. and Mrs. M. Gilkinson
On Friday and Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacDonald of
Molesworth, spent Friday at the horrid
of Me. and Mrs, ArChie
Mr. Cecil Day and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Sparling, were hi London on
Friday visiting Mrs. C. Day who is, a
patient in Victoria Hospital.
Mrs. Ida Thistle is spending a few
Weelca With relatives in Ethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ashton were in
Elyth, on Thursday visiting Mrs, G.
Ashton Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. _lade
Watson.
Mr. E, 3. Parrish was in London
and Goderich on 'Thursday.
Rev. j. G. Caley was in Palmerston
on Monday evening where he address-
ed a young peoples gathering., On
Tuesday morning It 10.80 h6 spoke
over CICNX at the morning devotion,
Church of the air.
Farmers
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