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MEN'S LEATHER & FELT
COSY SLIPPER
with leather or thick foam
rubber soles.
LADIES' QUILTED SATIN
SLIPPER with sling back
colours to match any robe
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Here's a big Christmas package of cozy comfort for the whole family - - all from our
good selection of gift slippers! There's a pair. to delight everyone from the most
fashion-conscious to the most comfort-loving . . in many fabrics, many colors, all sizes.
LADIES' SATIN SLIPPER
Wedge Heel with Sling Back
LADIES' LEATHER & SATIN
PLATFORM SOLE SLIPPERS
Soft and Comfortable
CHILD'S PANDA SLIPPER
Snug and warm—sure to
please the little ones.
STYLISH
SLIPPER.
heavenly to
the family.
SHEARLING-LINED
Lovely to look at -
wear - sizes for all
CHILD'S ZIPPER SLIPPER
in leather or felt with leather
or thick foam rubber soles
MEN'S or BOYS' Zipper or
Elastic SLIPPERS with
leather or platform soles.
SLIPPERS ARE A FAMILY AFFAIR
MEN'S AVIATION BOOT
Rubber bottoms, leather
tops, all shearling-lined.
Other styles hi all rubber.
LADIES' NYLON
OVERSHOES in black
or brown with heavy
wool lining.
Child's, Misses' and Ladies'
RUBBER OVERSHOE, fur cuff,
fleece lining, in black & brown.
Boys' & Men's
HOCKEY
and
SKATING
OUTFITS
MISSES' and LADIES'
FIGURE SKATES also
Pleasure Skating Outfits.
Little Tots, sizes 7 to 10.
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The first euchre party of the 9th
line euchre club was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John McBurney last
Wednesday evening, when nine tables
of cards were played, High scores for
cards went to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Naylor. while consolation prizes were
won by Mrs. Harry Cook and Mark
Armstrong, Mrs. Harold Woods was
elected president for the ensuing sea-
son and Lewis Stonehouse as treas-
urer.
Mr, and Mrs. Mel Craig and dau-
ghters, of Bluevale, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Armstrong.
Mrs, Louise Warwick was a Sunday
visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hig-
gins,
A number of junior grade pupils are
at present ill with mumps.
Little Robert McMillan, of Listowel,
spent Monday with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chamney visit-
ed on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Win,
McGregor, of Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Armitage and
boys, of London, spent the week-end
With Mr. and Mrs. John McBurney
and family.
Belgrave euchre party was held last
Wednesday evening in the recreation
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Kinloss Township was the scene of
much activity during the past week.
Road machinery was brought in and
has been used to build a new road
from the 4th of Kinloss to the 2nd. of
Culross, cutting out the two sharp
turns in this road. This will be quite
an improvement,
Of 14,000,000 Canadians, 6,100,000 are
insured against hospital expenses.
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centre with seven tables playing. High
prizes were won by Mrs, A. M. Perdue
and Percy McLean, consolation prizes
went to Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery and
Martin Grasby,
Mr, and Mrs. A. M. Bradburn and
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Appleby return-
ed on Tuesday, after a trip to Florida,
having visited Daytona Beach, Miami,
the Florida KeyS, Tampa and other
points of interest.
BLUEVALE
Mr. and Mrs. J, H. Smith and Wil-
mer, were week-end guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Harold Hamilton, of Wyom-
ing, Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott and
daughter, Phyllis, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Gallaher and daugh-
ter, Berva, of Wroxeter on Saturday.
The birthday of both Mrs. Gallaher
and Phyllis fall on that day and they
usually celebrate together.
The first non-stop trans-Canada
flight took place in January, 1949. A
North Star aircraft from the Experi-
mental and Proving Establishment at
Rockcliffe Air Station flew from Van-
couver to Halifax. Average speed for
the 2,785 mile flight was 329 in, p.h.
And it took 8 hours and 32 minutes.
'Santa Claus
In Person
Santa Claus came early this year
to fifty needy families in the ancient
Greek town of Rhodes!
He came in the person of Neil
MacNeil, CARE Director for Canada,
who delivered fifty CARE parcels to
needy families on behalf of generous
Canadians from Vancouver to Hali-
fax. This was the first CARE parcel
distribution in the history of Rhodes.
"Hundreds of hungry, barefoot
children crowded around the Repre-
sentative from the Greek Welfare De-
partment while we delivered the par-
cels," MacNeil said, "We could easily
have delivered a hundred more if we
had them,"
MacNeil was one of thirty-two
CARE representatives who attended
the Sixth Annual CARE Conference,
held on the Isle of Rhodes this year,
on the invitation of the Greek Gov-
ernment. At the three day conference
tributes were paid to CARE's work
by the Prime Minister of Greece and
other dignitaries of Church and
State.
"Greek government officials out-
lined for CARE the existing pro-
grammes for training young people
but the schools are handicapped be-
cause they lack training equipment
and graduates cannot afford tools
which they must have before they
can obtain gainful employment," Mr.
MacNeil explained.
CARE' European and Asiatic Mis-
sion Chiefs present at the conference
urged Canadians, Americans and
South Americans to help Greece and
other countries faced with the same
problem by ordering CARE farm tool,
plow and carpentry kits. Under
CARE's plow and hand tool program
at least one instrument has been sup- I
plied to every man in 18 northern
villages. CARE is endeavouring to
provide tools for every graduate of I
vocational agricultural schools in
Greece.
"With CARE plow and hand tool I
parcels, each containing a hoe, pitch-
fork, mattock and shovel, Greek
farmers are able to cut the time in-
volved in plowing an acre from 2%
days to 3 hours. They were able to
plow two inches deeper and doubled
the productivity of the soil," MacNeil
pointed out.
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Smoking' Stands, Ashtrays, Bookends, Lighted
Novelties and Accessories and many
other Christmas suggestions.
The home-makers choice in . . .
Radios and Electrical Appliances
ON DISPLAY
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McGill's Radio
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CARE has shipped a total of
$1,050,000 worth of parcels into
Greece during the last six years. This
means that nearly 100,000 different
individuals in Greece have received
a CARE parcel.
CARE will deliver a farm tool kit
containing a hoe, pitchfork, mattock
and shovel for $10.00 or a sturdy ani-
mal-drawn plow with replaceable
parts for $17.50 to India, Pakistan or
Greece. You may request delivery to
a specific person or mission station
or CARE will select a needy recipient
for you. Orders may be sent to CARE
73 Albert Street, Ottawa, or placed
with your local CARE Outlet.
BUILDING NEW ROAD
An ideal method of Satisfied Christmas Giving. Call in, make a deposit
on any stock in the store and give this certificate (we have the originals): We also give you a cute little pair of shoes to hang on the tree to indicate the gift fully.
LADIES' and WIENS LUGGAGE
in match sets — many colours to choose from.
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