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fiE'UISDA' , uAlloww 24th, 1949
The th hose - her, h
i'a� y � �•fe will,. be planning, the r+a�aangement. and. redecox�atxng . o� � , �%*..
The dow • bee - , ur; friends' on:the
w� swill ��en s ec>ta,1 care li,fl they:are 'admired ;h , yo „.
street, also .o es' in t e ho So o en h opinionformed of nx home e .b
�' >� 8'`� � ,� it home. ... oft public' is , . _..., ... ..:. y4 �
°,the appearance of the wiindowi�
•In Our new ome � hila department ' t h . ac meet e a
taer� la, . _ f s� b..__e ..,.. w *are carrying a' lrnUch
urns' g••..;�$
larger _
and, more. 'complete. ranger n . , , . . •
�. g'-. ac mph• , of house fu gs• ,�
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"MERCHANDISE FOR. amnia I . - TH' BASEMENT ' STORN. 4'
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• SILK' DAMASKS..
PLAIN BEN'GALINES
pCRETONEs
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RUFFLE CURTAINS - •
'CRSS -CROSS.
"CURTAINS` `.
SILK and COTTON -NETS • . '
KITCHEN CURTAINS
a•
C�tton Marquiselt�S..,
PLAIN and FAifY,LARGE and 'SMALL
DOTS. '
" 9 PAPER"DRAPERIErS---$1.39 per pair
'.„ii
'.. .'p.—
.
Harrison. Rod, Swing Cranes, Single' and"Double
Rods and several other .types, : '
VENETIAN
Flexalum:and •Steel,.
WIND. SRADES--—
il Shades, Water Color Shades, Paper Shades.
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aNCcOLEUM_rRIT ... ,.�.., y......>r ,... �..ro ,►w
All. sizes from 6' It 91 to 9 r "x--15
1A111GAN 1O ,• 14Arch_ ` ° ... p7lnal''n, aro visiting at .the".parentat'.
hoine.ere. '
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Red Cross V4111(08.--4The
eeti,nµ,.. of the T)nn anion . Red)
Cress was* held :on March , 8th,
4
far .�
Wm.. r Robb •Is:.xoyove,riug 'frei4 ,ah
attack of •pleurisy •'a•t his lxi►m oxo
ir`"s1x
,.q
11' - •et ned:'Marvlu -?fain was ire -elected• press-
::�:r ur• Elliott. an ti
A1i,s., tl' � tt k
ionie after several days';spent:with
her' ,u" titer M s.�NO car ,
NO ao ,Cluthill,.
x it nf t "son Paul`
l and i_.
h alt n.
cc of 'V'ir
l+Irs, ,Harvey ,Culbert returned for a wee';° for a quota of $auu,•'
11.9
.m,1Ier. . lastweek-end
: from 'the
Gorie-.0 uvassers will , be calling
,pn
the.
�ii- hospital and.,Is r u a •tan,A different fines. hicere-t unhs are
'
.fronauoperation_ ' clue•the various cailvassers,for 'the
and Mrs, 'Tyltll, rias efFnrt theygivng
Yarlox.s ent�S na .wlth M «',and .the Duugaanon and
,..
firs: W. A, Culbert, a •trictresidents' are..asked, to hold.
r.CatiZens2, from miles. iround' at- `their ': subseriptio" s : for.thio 'Pun: -
the pre -festival music test gannoi Bedi;`Cross'4 canvassers.
3n the:DungannonUnited,Church on . Farewell I resetitat on. -Mr. and
a a � .
•Mon1ay • :afternoon •and• --evening, AAIrs,,'Tlowa�ni .Sproul, and• -Mr"., and'
'With. Miss,<M. McDonald-, as Super -1'. Mrs, Russell:'• Brindley 'Were •respons-
vis'or�r • aind Mt,°'` B. C w: Ireland as; .ible for a: lgrrely pr'eseiitiationa ands'
.adjudicator.':, The` .,auditoriunri'. -was `dance-nt.. SNS ` TQ#,.;1g'vest' Wawa
filled 'to capacity, showinfi • the • fn nosh: 'on Friday ..everting,, 'March
cieaseci, interest in the 'young folks,' 1.8th, in honor of:.f..,Mr .and liars;
•developnment ' in . inuste.•-•The:: 'final- Tom. Dickson, .wlio arNe, leavivg the-
ists will compete. at r. the 'Huron, coin'nufity In the ' near, future.
•Comity Iestival at Goderieb, ` its the ,There' was a fine gathering . in, • rit-
early° part of M,,ay„.'.,; tendance. The .Ohool was prettily
`,The ,'anniversary• conmttteeY• 'of•: decorated, in ••filnit. and white for the
Dtrngu icon United Church Piet re- occasion.'- After lunch.Mr, and Alr&
contiy-~ and announced - thea engage- Diekson were called , to thea' •plat
menu 'of Itev 'It., G', .HaUelwood of form, where •Mrs. Brindley• read :an`W
Walton as. guest' ,Speaker for'Sun. apIir9pri.:ite address and Arr. ;Sproul
day. September 25th, 'with morning presented ,theta ; i'tl� t beautiful
And, evening services... trilight floor lamp 'and • a• purse, of.
"Smoky Treasure" ' is: to be - pre- r
pre- money, MIL!. Dickson made ;n hearty.
'seated r. by' Durigannon • Junior reply anis said' it was •�a11- n great.
Fariners in Agsictiltural. Hail, Dun- ,surprise. to both hiau and .his wife.
• winnow IV„ednesday,; Bikown's orchestra ; furnished this'
8.30 p.'ri,, followed by a':dance. Car- music. -and Miler black was floor
'ruthers•. orclie'stri, ' ; .dniission 50c •natinager . •
dent. ;Mrs: 0. •Pop :.first Viee--. resi--
dent,, ;Mrs,• Mel,.. Reed secou.d vice,
president. (Irs, Wilbur. Brewn,secre-
tary, Mrs. .Lorne' °Ivers treasurer.'
The eampaigu has 'been under way,
MOTOR RUGS—
FTJANNELETTE "BLANKETS—=-
'WOOLCO.T 'BLANKETS'
-TDI,AN-RII �rS"-=
VERANDA (RUGS
Cocoa atting, 27" Congoleum Hall
Runne
Genuine Brown Rubber, 36" wide, runner suit-
, • . ' -able for; offices, etc.
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN T£1': MAKING OF
;DRAPERIES,' MEASVRINGY AND,. ;.INSTAL
LING VENETIAN, BLINDS, AND, HARRISON:
RODS,
S?ECL*LNpTICE
COMMENCING APRIL 1st --our Store will remain open until 10 p.m. Saturdays,
during' .Summer mouths,
• GODERICH
FORT
PORT ALBERT,' Marclh. 22. --Mr:
. Jack firth Dints • of -Duluth, ,.1linne-.
":;,1,41 - a: the home • of
his slater,. Mrs. Wm.• Vrooma,n, and
with other relatives in the 'vicinity.
It is 'eleven years since Mr. Haw-
kips last'Visited relatives: and
friends in this conunnulty.
Mr. Wilfred Steventon was in
Toronto for a few days of bast week
attending' the purelfred Shorthorn
cattle breeders' • meeting. •
Mr, and firs. Wm. Vroomari
visited ..for a couple ' of weeks" re-
cently withotheir
e-cently'withitheir .dnughteelfird, her
li tsbnnd and family •Mr."`aud�'1Vir3',.
von. Johnston, at Brantford'.:'
1 Mr. Mercy Graham returned honor
last week from the , G odericli hos-,
.pital, where he- had been a patient
Ai.); Iirearl two NVe,eks, having had
•`
In 'Recognition of •Services.—•The
congregation• of the Anglican
°Mitch presennted Mr. Walter Tigert
recently with a purse of money in
recognition of Iris services to the
church,' .-he having been organist
since •the year: 1922, with the ex-
ception of • ff, couple of years _spent
in the states.• A furnace has been
installed, ui the chureh, which has
made 'arent improvement in `he'.
1;
comfort' of those attending services
YOI.fR BARN AND.,
"BUILDINGS WITH
Mr. rind Mrs. WM.. H. McClure •
visited tuenibers •of their. fainly at .
Elmira, Toronto and Windsor._ lir:'
and Mrs. Win. *elute, —jr.r ' of -L--
GODERICE-'TOWNSIUP.:.
GODERICH :TOWNSHIP, March:
22.-iJn'i'on'�C.ituLel service . ill lie'
held at the ,home .of Mr. and Mrs.,.
Geiaid Orr. this SundayT-at 2.30 p n.
-"`lli;sse 'Doreen -1)11' 'Bail -Iter' tarisi1 `r
emoved-.<a4Alesandta4lospitaL..oi .
Monday of this . week. `*
Wedding Anniversary Presenta
tion. --,-Ori, -Monday evening Mr,' and.
Mrs. Harry Powell were taken ,by
surprise when :their, inimediii
ily .and. friends,: to •the number• of
thirty, called on them to • celebrate
,their: ^ f -s' c nd weddin<. • au--
:ni\.ei-sary. Their, sons anddaugh;'
'ters:.vyith their wives' *and husbands,
joinO'd• giving.''thein "it f:hest 'cif`
,,silverware, Mr: 'and Mrs. Orval
T'owell_..:tna.khig' 'the pii.:esentation-
They were the recipients • Of ni<tny
other gifts . ' during the • evening.
Lunch "wins served by the family a.nd•
a' pleasant time was spent in cards
and claicing. - .:
Sacral Club—;,;,; 1he 'talon Social•
CI1.1b met at the home of Mr. and
Virs: 'Forest McClui on Tuesday.
•
night. There was ' a good attend-
ance. The guesf speaker • was Mr.
CIarence, Rennie, assistan.•t a'gricuI-.
tural ,.representative, who gave an'
instructive and interesting talk. Tie
urged •better.• clops He also -spoke
on the T. -B. test for cattle- which
is being.carried on, in Huro.ii county.'
He - stated ` that fariners shotiltl
rhise a better -grade of 'livestock,
-not • rieccssitriiy ' purebred, to 'meet
thie• new competitive market. • • Mr.
Rennie's talk waS', followed by,,,, a
discussion period.. • • Miss Barbara
Orr -and 'Everett bicllwain -contrib-
uted ',� rrittisical. number After .the
business -.period; a social- hour „w as'
spent... "God Saye the • King; alas •
the 1Vizpali benedirtioi' .brought the
meeting to a -clbse. ' '
- aird"-at -other- activities . -connected-
with. the church:•
United Church Walters. Mrs.
.Taman was' hostess at her iionie
.for• •the monthly meeting of 'the
W.M.S. ; and W.A. of ' ,the United
sided • and acted •as leader for the,
program thi the Missionary Monthly
for • the • World, Day of Prayer. .; A
prayer• was rend by Miss Ruby..
:Sherwood; Mrs. • H: , Lednor took
charge Of. the 'study 'book and also
offered, prayer. Theintsiness,period
followed and plans for' a bazaar in
August were discussed. The meet-
ing closed with the Mizpah bene,
diction. During n :social half-hour
refreshments were :Served by 'the'
hostess: •.
• Motorists, drive as though ' your
lowiit child were walking,. ojz the
road ahead. 'Kittle: children, are
carefree. nfkt. ' nreti'ess#, "- Watch out
for thein ;a;nd. give •tlieni a, break.
SEAFARER'S UNION
TO- SUPPLY CREWS.
SARNNTA, March 20:=Thin Sarntr'
and' Colonial Steamship Lines have,
renewed, the col tna.ct.Lranide •.last
simmer with the..seafarers' Inter.
national Union. • to supply • crews
during the 1943 ship iingi,,•seasou.
it was announced here . ;vesterday-
pv Copt. R: Scott Misener, pie Ident
•of the two lines
Captain:,Misener .cleclared o he
unders+todd Canada Stealnship
Lines had „taken "similar detion: ••
;trios to.las 'August the Misener
interests; and C.S.L. had operated.
Ander .cobtradt�s 'with the Canadian
Lake ' Seainen's Union' headed by
Pat , Sullivan. 'In August the SuP
livan Unionwas suddenly ' facer
ational Y Trion and tis' the agree-.
went.' with this• ,Ioti%;v t{h;ich.''has
now,, been renevtd. •
L'ast• seaeoir Misener . and C.S.L.
ships lanerated on the lakes In •the
face of '.widesiiread picketing by
the rival CanaA1.11 Seamen's Union.
wliieli' claims Its contract with,
the firms had been vi'olitted.
Int has been •alleged by"the Mis-
ener and O:S.L. companies that the'
C,S.i1. is Coinniunist-doinlnated.
C.S,1J ' leachers here .since. iridis
'bated the pieketing which featured
last .year's. tnaviution season on
the lake' • will' be' resumed , this
spring' against all companies.' whieb
rail to sign with tlieru.
IEMORI :
MclvUO1IAEL. -„ Iii loving iool:tu r •.
or ,aur dear son, -and brother•`LAIC.
, Edward' N. "•1Teddy?� Mc icliael.
A dayof rexuernbrancei sadly recalls,
Without, farewell the left' 'us alit.
o< -b e- id-,iy a '
Woyid „be our•;.deaarest, sviS1i today.
" . •-Stdly misers,., by Dad, Mother,`
,. -
Brothers and istei;s. .I2'
POR • VEN' Xn 1o:v�i ig .mernoryy
• of David McGratt�,;awho passed
away March . 2Ot1i, 1948
i h-- "l r o ,' i,.
There is --no ,dent, .,;utl• r .aui;;e f .xlt„
1'i?'' sic . O' a .nth; With; silent..
1x
4 tread' �.
a
e.
rd•
V 'F a
s
' a -• b 4 ti
1"e•ti r o St Q e a
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n e,, t. i,
•gin ,t a 'id m°�: ,`a , .
d'.r ar
d .. ''call, .. e
Born::, into -;that `' indy.ing• life,
They leave, us ba to,eorne again ;;
WithJoy we, welcowe them the same.
Except in, sin and Pain, # ,
And ever near us =iho'- uusee}t ,; •
1
' Their dear, immortal spirits. treMttl,
,For all this' boundless universe `
Is life—there is •no= dead., •
• +�• L. L,MeCreery,.,
• •=:Ever. reinernbered by Wife and
'Family, • :.
fIcGRATTI+7N.-�-ln loving memory
of ` our dear grnndfa,therk , Davits
°'„ McGratten, wlro passed away.
one, year: ago --Marchi 25th, 1948.
we: ROSS his sweet and gentle face,
Hiss kind and ..loving.smile
Could • we buts •.clasp 'in ,love's ens-
• braze`' -
Hiin cvitaiii R.e lovedancl. lost a
rev'
inembrned . b; Itis;
Gra dchildr
.CHILDREN'S" WEAR, --WEST ST:'
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ON OUR ' PRESENT STOCK OF
CHINA, FIGURINES, BROOCHES and VAST
SILVER. HOLLOWARE and STERLING BIL'
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SESDI:D pkg••
4
FANCY ; 20 oz.
Qi1ALY''ri Tin
FANG' 20 oz..,
QUALITY
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n allyguaranteed to give.. (011 4,VVAiERFANCY Q[AIE
lilete satisfaction.O ��CR
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d ilvey' #n :ht.tt fix, itv n,. ei§ht, nine and ten Italians,.
' 'Say.*t meniji. tr. Wirm In *rater ..:Cat'1" itt ;ciitnirttst «, . I cy'
install" . , C nx•third Ihd 'wre kt` af` 040 .. Do.s•.not nisi, rot of .
shank. . Requlrss,nio°painting..
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Clark`s '` 10 o�.°'Iiottte.._ Calelli=s " :.
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Chili. Sauce l 'c .Spas. � r nuc e
(1 sty &Clark's_
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Peached►' x.nTin 2-
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Cherries"mi* `2c,
b".lrnor. CGroesontzgage .
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Runt►y 20 oz. piig,
C read Mix..25c
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Jelly Palls • .25c:.
Clarks 18' oac: tin
PlumPlifid,'s9c
1Metairen s 8 OZ. Bottle
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Piindi 12c
Qnakei 20 'vet. tits .-,.:
cans 3
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Vaincd eirectir'c%at" btfr aatiorieli iirafr la' iiirtli, cl'esa'ig. bale
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