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MEAN DEPENDABLE SERVICE
For quick, cold weather starts, make sure your
Car Battery is at PEAK STRENGTH.
Drive in today for a BATTERY CHECK-UP.
Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Cars Chevrolet Trucks
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Motors
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SCARVES—A lovely selectiori of fine
sheer scarves Crepe, Nylon,
Satin, Plain and Patterned—
from $1.95 - $3.95
SLIPS—Several ranges of well made
garments—Plain and lace trim
from $2.98 - $4.50
LINGERIE—A range of Panties and
Bloomers by Mercury, Silknit
and Lennard's.
GLOVE5—Two smart ranges—Fine
Brown, Black and Green—long
fabric gloves by Max-Mayer—
cuff, pi.. $2.10, short cuff $1.59
SKI MITTS-Smartly designed and
leather face, water repellant
fabric, pair $2,10
SUPERSILK NYLONS—The finest,
45 gauge $1.69
Gifts That'll Be Useful and Long Remembered
LACE TABLE CLOTHS • IRISH LINEN PILLOW SLIPS I BRIDGE
SETS I LINENS I DAMASK TABLE SETS • SATIN BEDSPREADS
(Large size)
AYRES ALL-WOOL BLANKETS, per pair $16.50
For That Special Gift
MAY WE RECOMMEND,— Smart All-Wool DRESSING GOWNS,
Plaids and Plain Colours A fine Sheer BLOUSE — A loVely NEW DRESS.
There's a range of fine All.Wool SWEATERS, PULLOVERS and CARDI-
GANS by Monarch and Regent.
Competent staff will help you choose, your gift in the correct size and colour.
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ceived, the social contacts were enjoy-
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Church News
At the morning service in the 'Un-
ited Church, Rev. J. A. Burden spoke
on the topic, "No power shortage in
Christ" from the text, "All Power is
Hoff-
man sang
nUntoa 11stoel.o". Mr. Charles
ti At -Knox Presbyterian Church Rev.
Leland C. Jorgensen used "Christ and
Zaccheus" as the thene of his Ines-
sage, pointing out thz Zaccheus had
a „desire to see Jesus. 1.-4s, desire was
granted an d he received a blessing
from. Jesus.
The Sunday School closed on Sun-
day for the year and will re-open in
the early Spring.
United Church Y.P.tT.
At the Y.P.U. meeting on Sunday
evening the President, Miss Wilda
Breckenridge presided and conducted
•• a prepared worship service. The Life
of Christ anti Hymns of the People,
She related incidents in the life of
Christ from the cradle to the Cross
!and these were illustrated by Bible,
selections read by Miss Roma Breck-
enridge and by numerous hymns sung
by the congregation. Rev.. J. A. Bur.
den led in prayer and Mrs. W.
Johnston led the singing. The secre-
tary-treasurer read a rkiport of the
last meeting,
Film Board Pictures Shown.
Mr, W. V. Roy of Londesboro, sec-
retary for the Huron County rederti,
tion of Agriculture paid his regular
visit to the Community Hall on Fi ri-
day evening with the showing of Nat-
ional Film Board pictures, The at-
tendance. was - good which goes to
show that the . interest in the pietnteS
was of special interest, especially to
children, All the showings have an
educational value.
Mrs, Colin Vittglattd of Wingham
spent Sunday with her cousins, Miss
Mary Duff and Mrs. Aitken.
Mrs, Annie Wray of Woodrow,
Sask., is the guest of her niece, Mrs,
Johnston and W. j, Johnston.
Mr. William Rae, public school in..
specter of natiover, called at the
home of Mr, and Mrs, 1), S. Mctwen
on Sunday, he was accompanied by
his wife and family also his trtother,
(100 HOward l'orcdittio sited
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Radio Service
Here is a combination that
brings Philips quality at a popu-
lar price. Beautiful cabinet of
choice woods. Advanced 5.
tube, 5-waverange chassis with
a trouble.free, dependable auto.
tnatic record changer. Amplifier
and cabinet acoustically matched
for finer reproduction.
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At most other tables the bidding
ended at one spade by South, two be-
ing made.
West's free bid in hearts, especial-
ly at the level of two and vulnerable,
was really% asking for trouble, and de-
served a terrific penalty. For this bid
he needed two honor tricks and a
good five-card heart suit as absolute
minimum requirements. East, with a
count of over seven playing tricks in
support of a heart contract, showed
slam.
sorne restraint in not suggesting a
Thanks to Last's powerful support,
and a few other breaks, the contract
I was made. The end product was a
17 clear top duplicate score for East and
1 W,est, and conversely, an absolute
zero for poor, unoffending North and.
South.
There is a strong temptation to
write exclusively about hands in which
bridge virtue was rewarded, but in
actual play this doesn't always hap-
pen by any means. If it did, probably
the game would be discouraging to
all except the experts, and thereby
lose some of its universal and ever-
increasing popularity.
Look at this onel, It occurred at
Bridge Club ldng enough ago for the
identity of the lucky culprit to be for-
gotten.
East dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Mr, and Mrs. Roy Mann visited
with Pearson Rolph at Victoria Hos-
pital, London.
John McMinn, R.C.A.F., Clinton,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
Lillow and Arnold. -
Mr, And Mrs. W, 5, Johnston and
Mrs, Wray were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Milton ,Watson at Gor-
tie,
Mr, sand Mrs. Harold Harris and
two sons, Toronto, spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Edward John-
ston.
Duncan „McKinnon of Brussels, was
a Sunday. visitor with his brother, R.
H. and Mrs. McKinnon.
Mr. Bruce Peelle of Hamilton, vis,
ited with Mr. Alex Corrigan on
Thursday.
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Vol. 70 — No. 11
EALTH IMPAIRED
Canadians, as well as all other citi-
zens of the Commonwealth, are sur-
prised as well as distressed to learn
of the King's illness. While lie never
bas appeared a very robust man, his
build not being of the rugged type,
yet he has always shown the cheerful
disposition and manly bearing which
-are taken as a further sign that our
Sovereign was physically fit and en-
joying the best of health,
.The stress and strain, and ovcr-
work, which is the traditional lot of
Royalty, apparently have taken their
toll, The doctors suggest that his pres-
ent ailment, an obstruction of circula-
tion in the leg arteries, has probably
been caused, or at least a',,;ravatksd,
by the heavy strain he has enclurA
since he succeeded his brother on the
throne twelve years ago. All can read-
ily understand that such a trouble
could readily be brought on by king-
ly duties ,such as standing on his, feet
for long periods of time taking salutes
while reviewing the ,different services,
walking for long distances reviewing
the forces, and other tiresome, leg-
straining jobs such as visiting hospitals
and bestowing honours at an investi-
ture,
All Canadians, and all Common-
Wealth citizens, will earnestly hope that
His Majesty will have a speedy and
a complete recovery. It is good news
that his doctors report his general
health is good and they expect his 'ail-
ment will yield to rest and treatment.
King George VI by his' exemplary life
and high devotion to the ardour duties
of kingship has won the lasting affec-
tion of all his subjects. May he long
live and reign Over this great Com-
monwealth of nations.
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WEEKLY THOUGHT
Even if you can't do much, do :the
best that you Can to help along any
good or i'vorthy. cause. Enough little
helps soon make a big help. Do the
best that you can and no man can do
better according to his means and
abilities.
BLUEVALE
Women's Institute
The monthly meeting -of the Wom-
en's Institute will be held at the home
of Mrs. Curtis of Thursday, Decem-
ber 9th at -2:30. Roll Call—A good
Christmas verse. Christmas topic by
Mrs. J. A. Burden. Carol singing,
Demonstration on Christmas Gift
wrapping, Donations for the Christ-
mas Cheer Boxes. Lunch committee,
Mrs. Eldred Nichol, Mrs. Curtis.
A successful sewing course, spon-
sored by the local Women's Institute
finished on !Friday. Seventeen women,
enrolled and the attendance at the
two sessions on each of the five days
was good. Miss Creyke of the Wom-
en's Institute Branch, Department of
Agriculture, Toronto, was the instruc-
tor.
The course included preparing ma-
terial, placing, marking• and altering.
patterns; methods of making button-
holes and pockets, and all that is re-
quired in completing a dress. In ad- _
uggesbons
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GREETING CARDS
SEPARATELY — 5c, 10c, 15c, 25C, 35c
IN BOXES of 12s, 16s, 20s — 25c, 59c, $1.00,
$1.09,, $1.19, $1.25, $1.39
LEATHER WALLETS
$1.95, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $3.75, $4.00,
$4.50, $4.75, $5.00, $5.50, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00,e
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