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The 99 Anti-Tank Battery, Royal Canadian
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has a very fine BRASS BAND, for which a few
anLsmen are ee e
Instruments and Music are provided.
Every Parade and Practice is Paid for.
GOOD RECREATION—Badminton, Volley Ball,
Softball, etc.; good Fellowship, and profit to your-
self are yours for the asking.
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MUSSELS GUESTS AT
LITERARY MEMO
Miss L. Al. asksz Can you boil sug-,
anal candy a second. time?
Answer: Yon may add a little wat-
er to sugared candy mud again.
Miss B. S, asks: thaw can you t-st
for soft ball candy stage!'
.Nuswcr: Ilave a cup of cold wafer
era°4 in readiness. Drop a very little of the
HYDRO ate; ant. it. Wiwi! tht.
THE QUESTION IIQX W, DMNCP
MERGER URGED
Consolidation of all Southwesters!
,Ontarlo into one closely-knit' Civil Dc,
fence Organization is most important
to the sue the program to re,
neve -suffering in the event of attack,.
Brig, J. A. W. 'Bennett, C. B. E., C. Da
area army commander,. commented.
Brig. Bennett said his staff was
prepared.' to Ace the maximnutn
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We still have the same Wonderful Values that we offered to you
last week and this will be your Last Opportunity to Save, so Be
Sure and Take Advantage of these Outstanding Values when
prices are going higher and higher.
REPEATING ON THESE SPECIALS
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IBEX FLANNELETTE
CANNON BATH TOWELS
BLANKETS —BIG and THIRSTY—
Size 70" x 90" • Size 20" x 40"
Usual Value $6.50
Usual Value $1.29
SPECIAL $5.79 pair SPECIAL $1 • each
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NEW SPRING PRINTS
36 inch
Lovely Crisp New Patterns
Usual Value 69c
SPECIAL 49c yard
NOVELTY SLURS,
REPS, BROADCLOTH
36 - inch
16 Lovely Pastel Colors
300 YARDS
Usual Value 79c
SPECIAL 59c yard
DRAPERY SPECIALS
Real Value Awaits You Here
ROUGHTEX
Regular 1.98 FOR
CRETONNE
Regular 79c FOR 9c
Some of these have a
Limited Yardage.
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OUR OWN BRAND OF SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
A large manufacturer makes these up for our Stores, to our rigid
specifications for Quality, Value, Price.
"WE DARE THEM ALL"
$7 95
$1.79
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Stir ingredients cy,er electric ele-
ment turned low until sugar is dis-
0. pleasant re-union with her brother solved. Cook and stir occasionally
H I and sister. Crur medium heat until test for soft
ball stage (238 degrees,) Cool slight-
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GIRLS' GROUP MEETS coloring, if desired. Drop Ii--iii it fr a
t easp oon rink) Ina‘ y Wu:, paper.
Marian Williamson Girls' Group vas I
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The regular monthly meeting of the
BUTTERSCOTCH
Afield at the home of Marjorie Ann 2 cups brown sugar
H Scottot.
on Tuesday evening, j country 1,14 cu m p olitsaes 0 s
The meeting opened with the call II
12 cup butter
14 cup sugar
tbsps, water
secretary and treasurer were read and allow
tbsps. Vincnar
Place ingtetlients in a deep Kettle to
for fo.momi. Stir the s. in;. ..aaa'
to worship and the Lord's prayer re-
peated in unison. The reports of the
O high heat until crack etaew (300 de-n Um roll called. Mary Frances Currie gives.) Drop candy from teaspoon
g read the Scripture. The topic, "Old
Style Chinese Homes and Present onto waxed paper,
Day Homes" was given by Mrs. Ross POPCORN BALLS
Htunilton. Marjorie Atm Scott read le cup popping corn
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asp, salt but t‘,r
,2 Clip molasses
Pop the corn (inake.s about ti
cups) and put in greased bowl, Sprin-
kle with salt, Prepare syrup by melt-
ing butter and stirring in inolassca
and sugar. Cook to the hard ball stage
without too much stirring. Pour ot er
popped corn and shape him balls with
slightly floured hands as soon as cool
enough to handle.
VALENTINE JELLY
2 tbsps. gelatine
112 cup cold water
214 cup cherry juice
1/2; cup sugar
candied pineapple
Soak gelatine in cold water, Heat
cherry juice and sugar to boiling
point and add gelatine. Stir for 10
minutes, then Dour into a pan that has
ben rinsed with cold water. Permit
it to stand 4 hours before adding can-
died pineapple that has been sliced
thin. Mark this turkish delight its
squares and make heart shapes on
each with pineapple. Chill another 4
hours,
WHITE FLANNELETTE
27 - inch
Usual Value 39c
SPECIAL 29c yard
BLEACHED SHEETING
81 - inch
Suitable for Sheets, Quilt lin-
ings, etc.
"Do not miss this"
Usual Value $1.49
SPECIAL. $1.19 yard
Of •••••111.
CURTAIN CLEARANCE
Cottage Sets and Regular
Frilled Curtains
1/2 PRICE
' Regular 3.98 FOR.... L98
Regular 2.98 FOR . L49
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SHEETS r 81" x 99"
Pair 4.101...11.•1•.....••.W.roiVV.1,...i,1
PILLOW CASES 42" x 36"
Pair
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A most entertaining `LW meeting
was held on Wednesday afternoon in
' the town ball by the students of the
'.:Wingliam District High Schui.,1,
vatic IX students from liras,-e15 were
guests and enjoyed the Priw'amme
pr, stinted by the Wing-ham buys anti .
girls.
There %%as 4 variety of musieal
numbers: a piano solo by Shirley
Lradhurn; selections by the Glee
Club with Barbara Gaunt accompany-
ing; a scilo; "Harbor Lights" by Ken
Holmes with Neil Ea& at the piano;
a duet "Beautiful 011ie by jean Car-
diff and is:aren Busehlen, accompanied'
est to the eldest. The aroma loin the
sancepan bringa the folks to the kit-
ed without stirrite, over high heat
—Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hawkins ;titer dissolving sugar. Th. n rem,.)ve
and son David, of Loudon. were syrup gently and permit it to settle
for 2 or 3 ininuttS before pouring it home for the week-end.
Clarence and Eileen of Turnberry.
ucltitoLcolate or molasses are apt to
—Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Henning,
7. Candies containing- butter, milk,
NdSiled. with Mr. and Mrs. Chester
burn without stirring. Begin cook- Higgins. of J3lyth.
ing these mixtures on high heat and
—Miss Winona Stephens and Miss test for the soft ball stage frequently
Lenora Higgins returned to London while stirring. Cool these mixtures
on Saturday, after spending two weeks
in Florida and the Bahamas.
WINGHAM GIRL
NOW IN AUSTRALIA
W. F. .Burgman booked plane pas-
sage to Sydney, Australia. for Miss
Ona Titliute, of the lk:Saagham Gener-
al Hospital Staff, and just received
a letter from her giving particulars
of her 12,000 mile trip. She left Tor- 1 cup pectms
onto TCA Airport 2...40 p.m., Sunday, Stir these ingredients over high heat '
Dec, 24th, arriving in Vancouver at until sugar is incited. Lower heat and
11.35 p.m, same day, Left Vancouver stir slowly until soft ball setae c23$
CARAMEL CREAM DIVINITY
3 cups granulated sugar
2 cups light errant
1 cup light corn syrup
degrees), Remove pan tnen electric
element and let cool Beat un- !,
til stiff and add 1 cup pecans. Pour 1I
12.30 noon arriving Honolulu 8,05 p. into buttered pan. Cut when cold.
in, same day. She was delayed 24 PEPPERMINT. CREAMS hours in Honolulu on account of slight
engine trouble. From there she (lcw I 2 cups granulated sugar
to Canton Island, thence to Fiji, ar- 1,4 cup corn syrup
riving Sydney on Thursday evening. 114 cup. milk
Miss Titliute reports having a very 44 tsp, cream of tartar
pleasant trip and her many friends 112 tsp. peppermint extract
here will be pleased to learn she
landed safely and is now enjoying
Australia's summer weather after the
7.00 a, ni. Xmas Day, on a llrnish
Commonwealth Pacific Airlines plane,
arriving- San Francisco 10,35 a.m. Lc-ft
a prayer.
Following the meeting members
spent some tinm knitting and making
quilt blocks; after which lunch was
served.
to
he
most
to help its own population
by Delores Ilamiiton. • chen and as soon as 1s
Lois Mason, in Scottish costume,
danced the Highland Fling gracefully,
while Delores Hamilton provided the
music on the piano.
A monologue, "Sir Galahad Jones"
was well done by Raymond Bennett,
and a skit, "Virtue Triumphant," with
Clifford Coultes, Tont Webster,
George Hall, George Porter and John
Crawford. In suitable dresses or coats
and whiskers, caused much laughter, ingredients used. Grease the top
A good Journal was read by the of the pall (about tutu
editor, Mary Ann Cleland, after which with butter.
Mr. Aladill gave a brief critic's report 3, A cam',
no the. meeting-, and "God Save the
mc.meter registers an
accurate test. 1:(),, prevent breakage
King" was sung.
A s the attendance of the school in- iiiiliacbeoiiliiinewaerYililan ater befm:
placing
eta ases, the number of pupils takma
part in the Lit meetings grows. Thel.-(;, 10 present candy from sugarm, man Aletiowell.
add 2 or inure tablespoons of corn is quite a variety of musical or dram- , ,„ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boak and, sot
alit talent. Parents or- friends of the 'yr"P to all reel l • James, of (...rCirk., .NR•StirS. Aaron slid
school are welcome to a ttend. The, 5. Cook the candy mi-s, by stirring Doak, of Bruno, Sask., who
date has not yet been set, but another over low• heat itutil sugar is dis- have beee spaniing the winter it
soh ed. Cuter the pall Ion the first Lucknow, visited on Sunday with meeting- will be held sometime near
the end, of February. two minutes of boiling t) pre:, vitt m i.s. F ro i
crystals forming. If pen is not a Hiss m ama."' K n o x , „t hill l cii-
drtp one, leave off weer and Avila!
LOCAL AND PERSONAL away crystals tNith a wet cloth ..in-i,cAk l,r.sa:1-1,(11.,Mr\sv.i Wm. KIDIX, of Lint-
arc spvndiu4 wrapped around the tines of a fork. —11r, and Mrs. Earl Bentley of com,l e of La . a t die in K it eitem.a., spent
Woodstock visited on Sunday with 6. Fondants (candies that require the w,,t,k,,,i.,,,a with m i., suc h m rs, w.
water) and hard candies are cook- A, (*in , ,ii, Air. and Airs, Edgar Pattison.,
, ,„ hady. • is In t ine lawn; and we are caalf..0.1ed
irate Mr. IL, P. asks: Can we the "If the tleiletiem machinery is
d eetrie u rix.v r f. a- h, alin e; ew e t., ruquiri .th, 'armed ft trees will be f.n. Swect."
made candy seems to influence the .-kuswer: Candy mixtures in' am r;ilicr jobs and ate -
activitieS in lionw from the voting- omit- listed in our' recipes ean .1-..31o1L1;t'ti liceansridt,
The regional organization of civil
difence is important because any cen-
tre attacked front the air under mod-
ern warfare methods would be unable
do much
said.
He saw Windsor as probably the
vital centre in an integrated
plan, 'because of its proNintity to De-
troit. one of the major targets in the
U. S.
TAKE A TIP kept in a shallow tin box ant i
with was patter.
1. Use a heavy' ahnnimun Pitalkfl Anne Allan t's • ,L1 %nit.
1\1,0(1(11 spoon, to lier ill care The \‘'ini.diam Art-
'2, Choose a deep saticepan--'till that bailee-ll'intes, Send in your sugges-
latitts about 4 times .as much as the tions on homemaking- problem- and
;emel t this column for rkplic,..
beaten whit( hot in the large bowl of
electric food mixer. I k at candy .t.
high speed for about 5 or 13 :Mimics.
df nuts are to he added, chop fine or
bery begins. A little tut picks. up his add la-fore pouring into buttered pan,
toys for a piece of candy and Grand- .1.\1„.. 1. R. asks: Wh y i t oes smoot h
pa becomes his most charmine aelf, fudge become sugitry after 2 weeks?
flotnematle candy can he delicious. Answer: Most candies should be
Now ICONOM*2 eau gettered up in the firev-ri ;417„,ant a-d:tatfee awl a.P..ice to the
1°1491114",'"7"-,010r a s-it ball that ‘.151 j(.1"i .1....11don and. re,tional organizations,
it lies Fon-died the right „ but did rot enter into the selione act:. likac.ntakersl Ft.fruary
Mr. Wm. .McDoncll, Mr, and Airs.
Norman Alellowell visited on Thurs-
day with Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Stall,
house of Brueefield.
Mr, Harold Sprung, Mr. and Airs.
Donald Sprung, lk-ter and Wayne, of
Hullett "l'Ownship, visited. on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence• Cox.
Mr, and Clifford Crozier and
children, of Crewe, visited. on Sun-
sl owl y aft " they r"ch the bulling day with Air. and Airs. \V. A, Camp-
point, Do beat candy until al- I bell,
most cold.
8. If candy curdles while cooking, do
not be alarmed as it will probably
become smooth when it is beaten.
PENSION POLICIES
Provide for comfortable
retirement.
CONSULT —
F, C. HOPPER
REPRESENTATIVE
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ails. Ada Stackt!..us,, ' .4 lust,,;, ,,
way, visited last week with ,Ma-'. Wm,
McDonnell and Mr. and Airs. Nor-