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BIGGER AND` BETTER VALUES
Westlake Furniture Sale
JUNE 29 to DULY 9
Free door prize, given away each evening to holder of
lucky ticket.
Store open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.- each day during sale.
Also Wednesday, afternoons.
Westlake Furniture
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Kilpatrick, of I erna, and
his daughter, , Miss ',rpm ilciapat
404 .have been visi ' "the sous
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Mrs. Cecil_'Blake and others in =the
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Mr- :.Kilpatrick :.anative of 'Ash-
field
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Township
owns
h
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and ha
s lived the e
eder.gatofhis life in the West
is danghterJY�a.��g wo-
man
in; her : twenties,. hasjust just r'e-
turned from a missionary field in
India, where
he as e
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l h be f
, been,
years and' -is now .:_,oxo. furlough.
Accounts of her work there' have
been pu...blxs
ed
in
the United
Church -Missionary Ma 1y. .
Kilpatrick met his daughter in
Toronto. 'A1fter renewing friends
and acquaintances here, they will
returzr to Ogema.
J. C. Durnin spent a . week in
Toronto nto visiti ng ,his aunt, Mrs.
Alfred Hefford, before ' going to
army cadet .camp at Ipperwash for
J.'the summer. .,.
Congratulations to Mr: arid. Mrs.
Robert Stothers, on the 'birth' of
a son at Goderieh hospital on Wed-
nesday, June 22. '
Rev. W. J. Watt and Mrs. Watt,
of Whitechurch, spent the week-
end with ' their son, Rev. G. D.
Watt, Mrs. Watt and family, at the
parsonage.
Mr. •and Mrs. Wilfred. Plunkett,
of ,Blyth, spent Sunday with their
cousins, Mr. and .Mrs. Otto Popp.
Mrs. John L. Fennell and little
S
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ford,!! and visiting • t'h l0C-14o ; `,
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and 'Mrs. ,sten1a°
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oono, visited at, the, horn`Thohaas. Rivett n.day h
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Visitors' with Mr. ' and rs.
Vidor.
rrintori
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da l
ere,
'George
Turnbull ''and' rs ry dyps:
Rivett, Brussels; .Mr. And 1V041 #°Y
Black and Wilfred, Toronto
Mr. Mrs: a d John .
M e
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and
Helen, of Blyth, visited Mr., •`,: nd
Mrs. Harold Errington on Sun a .'
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Rev. ws Watt,
Whie
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assisted his on, ter.` G. D. qt
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at the United Church. service .on
Sunday erns
telling,
m ng,ttlieohlld.-
ren a story of his early ministry
in Manitoba.Mrs. John Fennell
was guest soloist, rbinging "l'X1 Walk
With' Gtld," A bouquet of °:red
roses e wasplaced theace I
in
church
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in memory of the late Mrs. B. J.
Crawford. A film strip will later
be dedicated in her -memory„ a
gift from her
daughter,
Mrs. R.
,Willis, Detroit.
Garden Party. -Over 400 people
attended the United Church gar-
den party on the lawn' on Wednes-
day night. A fine :program was
enjoyed later in, the church audi-
torium, which consisted of organ
music by Douglas Squires, selec-
tions by the McDowell quartette,
Violin selections by Eleanor Reed,
readings by Mrs: Donald Sprung,
Auburn, mixed quartette and Luck -
now quartette, Bill James, • of
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_Following are the results of •
the
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Races r -
Bo
yS under:. $1104die 1fai
Doug'Crawford, J'ohne D'ulx3aax,.
girls underr live-Cao�n - ie Hickey,
l��ey,
Janice Murphy,, ,Linda Chi olm;.
boys under six--LDonald McNeil,.
Bobby Hickey, Paul .110Y; girls
under six - ,. Barbara Linklater,
Linda Baechier, .lane isher'boyss
tinder seven -David Murphy, Larry
Lee, Garry Squires; girls under
seven -Janette Dolbie, Mary Grace
White, Patsy : Jewel; 'boys ander
eight -- Raymond. Zoethout, Billy
Linklater, Michael Bowland; girls
under eight Marion Hickey,
Dorinda !Harrison, Margaret
'Haines; ,b0Y
boys Under nine -Earl -Earl.
Roy, Doug {Harrison, Bdbby Mc-
Neil; girls under nine -=Judy Mc
Goderich, / p1
aed violin n seIecti
n
readings were
given by Charles
Moore, Whitechurch; Elmer Um-
bach supplied as 'acconrpanis't for
the Lucknow . quartette, and Fred
Moss, Goderich, played the piano
for Bill James. Rev. G. D. Watt,
the pastor, was chairman.
Miss Jean Errington, who has
completed a six, -month course in
hairdressing at London, is working
two weeks at Wingham before
opening a hairdressing salon at
Gorrie.
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Doug ,arIq girls, 13 yyears-.--Phyl-
lis
'Hoy,, Ruth Linklater, Barbara
G'aod, boys, 14 years - ,Gary I
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son, Andy Riehl,
Bob
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uik; girls, irls,>4.years--Barbara, Good Phyllis
:HoYa Eunice
HoY,
teen-age ibaYs-
,Gary Robinson, Andy Riehl, Doug
Clark; teen-age girlsRuth Link -
later, Barbara Good, Eunice Hoy.
Field Events
Boys'- broad jump, five and six
b Kuik, Bob urkBill
Clements,
Albert
Walter; girls'' broad jump, five and
six -Sandra Linnington, • Betty
Whitman/ Carolyn Clark; Boys'
broad m '
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J seven and eight -Bill
Dobie, Bobby Bowland, JHendrick
Kroesen; girls' broad jump, "seven
and eight -Barbara Good, Ruth
Linklater, Norma Lee; boys' high,
jump, five and six -Bab Kuik, Ger-
ald White, Doug Clark and Bill
Clements; girls' high jump, five
and six -Judy Linklater, Carolyn
Clark, Nita Sherwood; boys' high
jump, seven and eight -Hendrik
Kroesen, Bobby Bowland, Andy
Riehl; 'girls' high jump, seven and
eight' -'Ruth Linklater, Judy Link -
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kick -the -slipper Mrs.A. Mc
Cln hey, Ms. Rubjus0,
Mrs.
L. Fisher; boys' kick -the -slipper.
Ilerssel'i Kolkman;. Jerry •ilin,
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scramble-
NaryLowey, Linda Vanstone, An
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Kuik, Berva Ales
.$PENCE-.-CH'ISHOLM
• . ,In an all -white setting. of early
summer `
flowers at
St. Martin's
s
Roman .Catholic Church Saturday
noon, Rita Marie Chisholm, Lon-
don, exchanged vows with John
Hamilton
Spence, ce
, Harrow,
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n a
double -ring ceremony performed
by Rev. Fr. W. T. Flannery,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Leo David .Chisholm,.
Goderich, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Spence,
Mossley.
Miss Joan Morritt presided at
the organ and accompanied the
soloist, Miss Florence •Thomson.
Mr. Chisholm gave his daughter
in marriage.
For her wedding, the bride chose
a floor -length princess gown of
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veils ou.uets afT
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Richard Kaufman, hat 47.ja, ,.
tended ,'the groom.:. as; '•best man.
Ushers were 'Ralph Buttner •Mand
Peter
A Ware, both o
f Lon
don
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reception followedat
Glen
Allan i stau ant , where the, bride's'
mother ',received' wearing a -navy
lace dress with pink• maw hat
and. pink a:ecessories and pink•car•-
natron corsage, The grooms'. no
they assisted in a Copenhagen blue
crepe ensemble with flamin'g'o 'fea-
ther hat, matching accessories and
corsageof cream -colored carna-
tions.
arnstions.
For the wedding trip to the
United States, the 'bride chose a
sheath, dress of figured turquoise
silk with matching linen coat and
white accessories. Her corsage •
was of_.orchids.
Mr. and Mrs. Spence will reside
in' Harrow.
COAL, FUEL OIL and HARDW AR
KINGSTON STREET PHONE 22. WE DELIVER
FREE -20 VALUABLE PRICES GIVEN AWAV-F R
BARGAIN . DAYS are .never over at Jerry's Hardware. And during our 9th ANNIVERSARY SAL
now under way, you can SAVE frorn 10 to 25 PER CENT. on all- your hardware needs.
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Baseballs - 9800t 2.19
Bats -'89c to 1.95
Cloves • 4.39 to 5.19
LAWN
SPRINKLERS
AT
2.39
- 3.95
6.89
9.95
UTILITY SPRAY
for your garden iy
6.50
HAND SPRAYS
from 35c to 4.25
CAW ,OST
Vinyl Plastic
GARDEN HOSE
in red or green, 10 year
guarantee. Regular 5.95
for 4.89 per 50 ft.,,
BLACK PLASTIC
50 ft. lengths - 3.50
GARDEN SOAKERS
in green plastic
20 ft. 2.75, .35 ft. 3.95
Keep 6 4r DogTied
with a DOG CHAIN of your choice - 69c ea.
A -nice ;,assortment of. winker and split
Clothes Baskets
AT 2.19 and 2.69
CLOTHE. }UPPERS Reg. 4.25 for 3.69
SHOPPING' BASKETS from 1.49 to 2.49 each
FANCY FRUIT BASKETS -• • 4:95 PER SET OF THREE
clothesline
yellow plastic covered wire centre.
Reg. 50 ft. 1.30 for ' 1.10
GlIvanized, heavy, 100 ft. 1.49.
Standard, 100 ft., 1.25
COLEMAN TWO BURN -ER'
Camp Stoves
17.95
picnic Thermos
1 PINT TO 2 GALLON SIZE
1 pt. 1 qt. %gal. 1 gal. 2 gal.
Supreme Aluminum
Winners of the design award -
an ideal gift for showers.
ALL ITEMS REDUCED 10%
Revere. Ware
STAINLESS STEEL -
' COOKING UTENSILS
Reduced 15%
J
Kitchen $tep-up Chairs Baby Tender Chairs
IN ATTRACTIVE COLORS 7.95 NON TIPPING
REDUCED FROM 12.45 TO J REG. 10.75 for. ONLY
8.95
:Swimming Goggles 49 to 99 Window Screens and
Masks - S9cto1.99 - • Screen Doors
5,
Frog's Feel -:;5 to -2.9
RIGID KNEE ROOM
Jron1ngE�ards
Foldiltg styl, ,18.95. Yoti :can sit while you iron.
Non sitting' style, , VIS •
ponge Mops `a 2.95
Cold Pack 'Canners 2.95.
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A LARGE STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM
SIZES, 10"x44" - 1.25
14"x44" - 1.65
14"x36"- 1.35
14"x28"' -- " 1.20
18"x36" -- 1.50
Also reel stock of galvanized and bronze screen.
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ALL GREATLY REDUCED
LEAF. RAKES 48c to 1.49
HOFS. , 2.19 :reg. 2.55'
GRASS SHEARS -- 1.39 159 1.95
CULTIVATORS 1.95 -to 2.49
TWO WHEEL LONG HANDLE
GRASS SHEARS 4.49
4 cycle rubber tire
.adjustable handles
rotary type
regular 99.50 for
89.95 •
Fully Guaranteed
14'; five blade, rubber
tire all steel construc•
tion -= reg. 16.95
14.95
16" - 'reg. 17.95
15.50
�!Wjylc
LAWN' DOWERS'
10% OFF ON A LARGE VARIETY OF
Wagons and Tricycles
in suoh popular makes as SUNSHINE and WERLICK
6.95
to
21.95
reduced
10%
One only
• 21.95
at 14.95
>;J; �' •Ery.
Bread Boxes
2.29 to to 5..39
SteakKnives
Sets of 6 at3.49
eCbagPyrex Ware reduced I70.
2.89 to 7.95
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THE FOLLOWING PRIZOES WILL.SIE DRAWN SAT. JULY 16
0'1 AUTOMATIC PROCTOR POP-UP COLOUR CONTROL •
TOASTER, REGULAR 21.95.
°OR
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• 1 O.E. STEAM IRON, REGULAR 21.95.
2 1 .RUBBER TIRED 14" A1.L 'STEEL FRAME LAWN 'MOWER,
• REGULAR 16.95.
= 1 GALLON, YOUR CHOICE, C.I.L: 'PA NT, REGULAR 745.
50 FT: PLASTIC GARDEN .HO$E, 10 year guarat'atee, Reg. 5.95.
1 'CHILD':S WAGON' OR' WHEN.' BARROW.
let, GIFT ,CERTIFICATES OF 4t00 EACH. Good on any
thio j' in 'trope store.
' RULES GOVERNING DRAW
With every dollar's 'Worth put`*biased you are entitled to
• One,free draw.
With every dollar paid on" youi .,taunt you are also entitled
to one free drew.+:"J
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WILL BEMA'1Gf'E AT 0.01W., SATURDAY, JULY 16.
411110.0i 600.001**010i1l0 !risks i .44OO..
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4�UnAY! ':.i
STEAM AND DRY
G.E. Irons
Reduced to 11.89 and 18.95
PROCTOR AUTOMATIC
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Rods ,
Hooks
Pop-up Toasters Reels
r
18.95 Lines , \'
Minnow Pails
• COLOR CONTROL.
REGULAR 21.95 AT
G.E. AUTOMATIC
Popup Toasters
COLOR CONTROL 26.50
c. -REGULAR 28.95 AT
Heating Pads
5.49 _and ._6. 5...
KETTLES - 12.89
GRIDDLES REG. 10.95 8.89
TOASTERS, ete.
T ,
NYOLITE
Rug. leaner
REG. 1.49 FOR
Flower Pots
Ali Less 10%
Large Assortment
1.55 to 3.35'
Tackle Boxes 2.95R'and 3.98
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FAMOUS C.I.L.
PAINTS
AND
ENAMELS -,
PAINT
BRUSHES .
AND
ROLLERS
1.25 J are all reduced 10% while
this sale is .on
NOW IS THE TIME TO PAINT YOUR HOUSE
Pickling Cracks
- ALL SIZES -
1 gallon .75 4 gallon 2.95
2 gallon 1.55 6 gallon 4.50
3 gallon 2.25
Coco Mats 16:x27 1.-69
Rubber Link Mats - 2.79
16Yc24 ' reg. 3.25
ONE USED
Coleman Spate Heater
Went Oft. .bRUMS
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Complete ..69.95
Like new. 50,000 Bi'T.O. Capeeity 6.7. Room size.
4.41c ToSE. OUR
DuaI Oit
aI Furhace
'feu will be ,
I ser
t'
1f I~• ynu �.. rt oil *Wrier
without first iee'iiag the ofl' "t i furliadii '#it
the ° world. Priced :lower if an -►ntis'tt
Electric Fences
complete for farmers, 23.75
MILK PAILS 1.35, 1.50, 2.45
FILTERS 98c and 1.19
SGPT'
OIL CANS, g�ll�ns 1.85 to 3.95
COMPLETEn STOCK'OF
Pipe and Pipe Fittln
Folding Ciotiie.
(outdoor) 1S'lafiit li+e •umbtetli Ryle, .
aornplete,, `lei 3. .
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