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.- Peleo 12-Qu1`n,ua jNima
S.30 a:tn. :HOLY- -COMMUNION:
110 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
.:11 r,rn.=,100101IN-P*tAYEA `AND `SDMON.
(Jrijnier • Congrega.i•n ' and Nursery).
7 p.m. EVENSONCVAND SERMON:. '
=-'REV., W. S. M�OpRRI*, •S.A., Ph.D.
• in..chargof all srbvicos. •
Feb. 15th. Ash Wednesday.
Holy Communion in the Chapel at 10 a.m.
Feb. 16. Thursday in Lent.
Lenten Service and Address- at
• REV.- KENNETH L TAYLOR, M:Ay` D.D., Racier-
MR. J. P. STEPHENS; N.A.. Organist; and .Ch•Irrnister =-
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, ' FEB: 12, 1956
-10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. 'THE HALL OF MIRRORS."
Music by -.TM-Harboraires:
Nursery and _,Junior . Congregation.
7 p.m. "JESUS IN THE GOSPEL."
REV , _H. -A. 'DICKINSON, B.A., Minister
MRS. J. SNLDER, Organist and Choirleader.
Knox Presbyterian Church
9.45 a.m. CHURCH SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
Nursery and -Junior Congregation.
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
(Junior Choir).
Rev. R. G. MacMillan Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister
Director of Praise
GODERICH BAPTIST .CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEB. 12
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE. -
Junior Congregation for younger children.
7 p.m. SERVICE OF PRAISE: -
Monday 7.30 p.m. Choir and B.Y.P.U.
Tuesday 8.9 p.m. Bible Study ,and Prayer Hour.
Thursday and Friday 7 p.m. Explorers:
Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D., Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M.,
Minister. Organist. '
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On a per capita basis. only the sume more petroleum and steel
people of the United Statek con -1 than do Canadians.
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Competitive Prices Plus -Personal- Service
DRUG STORES
Special Values and Reminders for
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Shop at YOUR DRUG STORE the safe, logical and depend-
able place .to buy drugs, medicines and other products for
health and beauty care.
I.D.A. Brand Special!
AROMATIC
CASCARA
A pleasant, gentle tonic
and laxative.,
3 oz.
reg.
35c
29c 6 reg 49C
65c
lAdmimsamirl.D.A. Brand Special!
PAPER
NAPKINS
70 white, embossed, large
size napkins in dispenser
typo box. -
Reg.15c- 2 for 29c
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I.D.A. Brand Special!
CASCARA
TABLETS
Digestive Tonic and Mild
Laxative.
5 grain 100's e c 00
99c
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I.D.A. Brand Special!
•STOMACH
POWDER •
Quickly relieves gastric
• distress.
4 oz. reg. 7Sc
16 oz. reg. 1.95
59c
1.49
SPECIALS!
POWDER PUFFS
Soft Velour 3 inch
diameter.
3 in cello pkg. on
VACUUM BOTTLES
15 oz. Vacmaster with red
plastic_cup_ cap. _.
79c
WASH CLOTHS
12 inch size in variety of
colours.
2 far 5c -
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I.D.A. Brand •
SHAVING CREAM
Softens the beard, makes -
shaving easy, comfortable.
2% oz. tube 49c
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' STOPETTE Special ! -
Buy the combination of
regular $1.25 size of Stop-
ette or Stopette for, Men
with ' a FREE `47 day Trial
-Size.
Both sizes only
1.25
VALENTINE GIFTS
We have listed below -
only 'a few of the many
delightful Valentine gifts
that your I.D.A. Druggist
suggests.
„FOR HER
Compacts by Stratton
of England 2.50, 3.25
Devilbiss Perfume
Atomizers 1.00, 1.50, '2.25
Gemeyli oz. Perfume 1.75
Gemey Eau de Cologne
1.75
Gemey 2 oz. Toilet
Water. 1.75
Shulton "Friendship
Garden" Charmer
Set LSO
Toilet Water. 1.25, 1.75
Stationery (Boxed)
50c, 7Sc, 1.00, 1.50, 2.00
Taylor Soaps 3's 1.00
FOR HiM
Gillette Blades in
Dispensers . . 5Qc, 1.00
Gillette Super -Speed
Razor Kit ...... .. 1.29
Shaving Brush
4.00 value for . 2.96
Others 1.00, 3.50, 5.00 up
Shulton Old Spice ,
After Shave Lotion
1.35, 2.00
Shaving Mug 1.50
Sets .... 2.00, 210, 2.8S
CANDIES
Cadbury's Chocolates
34 lb. 80c---• . 1 lb. 1.50
Other delkious fresh as-
sortments by such famed
candy makers as Neilson's,
Willard's, Smiles M Chuck-
les, Rowntree's, Lowney's,
Moirs', etc. -
Campbell's DrugStor
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KINGSBRIDGFi :" I
KINGISBBR•IDGE;Week'. 6.-=4V 7:7L
1r, and
Mrs. Bert -ldartin*Shd'ozikiren, of
Hantllton, " Miss ' Mart • Therese
Martin, oi-..milton;:.p[r. artd; Aflca:
A'ivin`�ltforau>, .:of . St:;:ttlarys," and
Deuglas Frayne,::of TiVonto :spent
,the week -end with relatives bare.
., Miss Margaret ' Kraemer. of
Elmira, and two brothers,. Neil
and Hugh, of !Hessen, spent Sun-
day at the ,home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gene' Frayne. '
Mrs. Cyril Austin is attending
a hairdressers' convention. in De-
troit, and was accompanied to De-
troit ' by her mother, Mrs. M.
O'Neil; and Michael.
Mr. Hein Ilendriks left via plane
last week to visit his relatives in
Rykwoort, Holland.
Solemn Requiem mass was cele
brated by Rev. E. C. Garvey, C.S.B.,
of Windsor, for his brother,' the,
late Thomas Garvey, on Tuesda?
morning at 10 a.m. with Rev. H.
Van Vynckt as deacon, and Rev.,
Father Faught, C.S.B., of Windsor,
as sub -deacon. Interment was in
St. Joseph's cemetery here. The
pallbearers were: Joseph O'Keefe,
Matthew Foley, Gene Frayne, Jos.
Free Methodist
Church
SUNDAY, FEB. 12
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Worship Service.
7 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
Wed. 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting._
Pastor, T. J. McMichael
_DUNGANNON. Feb. 7.-Mr.,And
Mrs. George 'Irwin; newlyweds, of
•Lueknow, were honored . at Dun-
gannon :Agri iilturiil Hall•on'Frlday
night with a reception and dance.
Mikey Sanderson _ introduced '•them;
and on behalf of the friends pre-,.
sent, extended,' best wishes to them.
Bill' ¶Hunter presented them with
a purse of money. Hank 'Morris'
dr61t stra supplied music for danc-
ing• The couple were .married In
Kemptville, Nova Scotia,, on Janu-
ary 14. The bride was the former
Ann. White, - .of Magnetawan;
tario, a daughter.'of Mr. and Mrs;
Ardwell White, who with 'their
son, Carl, attended the reception.
George ins. -,been` training .nt
Kemptville. They left by motor•' last
Wednesday , nlorning. and arrived
here .on Friday, having travelled
1,470 miles in 48 bout's, 'They lost
six hours in the state of Maine,
while their- . car was repaired.
George.who is serving in:the, army,
having spent 14 nwnths in Korea,
is now on his - way to Chilliwaek
B.C., where he will be stationed
for six months taking an engineers'
course. They left Monday ,to spend
a few days at Magnetawan before
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Martin, Harold Donnelly, and Nor-
man O'Connor. Among those at-
tending the funeral from a dis-
tance were Miss N. • .Meagher,
Arthur Donnelly and Harold Don
nelly, of Walkerton; Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy, -Miss Margaret Garvey and
Michael, from Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Dalton, of Detroit.
Mrs. Walter Clare visited with
relatives in Toronto for the past
week.
The C.W.L. are sponsoring a
Pre -Lenten Valentine Dance in the
Parish Hall.
Victoria Street United Church
"Fellowship Awaits You."
10 a.m. Sunday School and Adult Class.
11 a.m. "TRESPASSES and TEMPTAT'IONS."
1.30 p.m. lienmiller Church Worship after; Bible School.
3 p.m. Union Church after Bible School.
MINISTER -REV. STANLEY A. MOOTE, B,A., B.D.
MUSIC DIRECTOR -MR. BERT KEMPSTER.
PENTECOSTAL BETHEL TABERNA NLE
Waterloo St. and Elgin Ave.
SUNDAY -10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Morning Worship.
7.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY Services at 8 p.m.
A Hearty Welcome Awaits You. Pastor R. J. Green'
AFTER -INVENTORY
'journeying to .Ch3111waci. ; -3[r. and
Mrs.. Ardwell White and Carl spent'
-tbe� week -end. with the ''• groom's
parents, Mr. - and; Mrs. Spence
..Irwin, Lucknow.• .... :.
Mrs. Minnie Jones visited a day
recently with her friends at. the
'home of Miss May Davies; Code -
rich.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McClure and
son, -of Elmira visited Mi. and
Mrs. W. If.. endure.
' United . Church • W.M.S. -+ The
United Chi}rch Women's Mission-
ary Society •meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Herb Finnigan
with 15 members and one visitor
;present. Mrs. George 'T odgea-pre-
sided and opened the meeting with
prayer. Mrs. , RaymondFinnigan
read the aim and ' object and all
repeated the Lord/dr-Prayer. Mrs.
Arthur Elliott led the worship ser-
vice with Mrs. G. Watt reading
some of the Scripture: The roll
call was answered by reporting the
_number of homes and hospital
calls Fade. • A hank you letter
was read by_Mrs. G. Hodges from
Mrs. George Harris. Mrs. J. Ryan
was leader in the_ Home„ and Mis-.
anon Study Digest with Mrs. Herb
Finnigan and Mrs. Otto Popp tak-
ing part. After the offering was
received a reading entitled `"Any-
body might have done it" was read
by Mrs. E. Rivett. Mrs. G. Watt
passed out the literature books. •
- Mr. and Mrs. T. Webster, Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Blake and Bert
Maize attended the-:--- Stratford
Teachers' College "At Home" on
Friday night. Attending the col-
lege at the present time are Lois
Webster and Delmer Maize. Mrs.
Cecil Blake, a teacher, is a gradu-
ate of the college which was then
known . as the Stratford Normal
School.
Y.P.U. Church Service. -Nation-
al Youth Week was observed at the
Dungannon United Church on Sun-
day with the Young People's Un-
ion holding a service in the even-
ing at 8 p.m. Leading the service
were Wayne Brown and Elizabeth
Pentland. Marylin Anderson pre-
sided at the organ for hymns and
accompaniments. J. C. Durnin
gave the address, "Seek Ye First."
Rev. Watt conducted the installa-
tion of officers. The choir sang
an anthem and a duet was sung by
Carl Seivert and Wilmer Erring-
ton. The collection was received
by Lynn Finnigan and. Wayne
Brooks.
' At the morning service Rev. G.
Watt, who is spe4king on a series
of sermons on the twelve disciples,
spoke on "James.',: -..In accordance
with National Youtheek, Scrip-
tural readings were giv by David
Dawson and Sandra Fi nigan.
45th Wedding Anniversary. -
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs.
W. Arthur Culb rt, 4th concession
of Ashfield, who last Wednesday
nlversafy at • their home '• r'l ap1e
_Emblenr Firms" where • they' Mire
resided since^their marriagge;The
as
bride, w • the_fet ex, Nettk .Tyn.
dell, daughter. of - •the .Late Mr„ -and
Mrs: William Tyndall;'of Carlow.
.The late Rev. A.,J. -,Mann, aECar-
low. .Presbyterian Church perform-
ed the ceremony at . their home.
Witnesses were Hugh hill and the
late Lily Ferguson. Gertrude Pat-
rick,. the bride's niece, was flower
girl. The •groom was the elder son
of the late Mr. and. Mrs_.Abe..:.Cul-
,bert. Mr. 'and Mie. Culbert .are
ardent workers .for farm stock And.
stook ..'improvement, . having . fine
records in Shorthorn cattle. They
are active members of the Dun-.
gailnon . United Church. For the
familygathering the living rooms
were attractive with flowers. The
families are (Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
(Evelyn) Crawford, and- family,
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
(Cors) Sherwood;, and _family., Car-
low; Mr. and Mrs. Ceeil Culbert,
and family, Vr. and Mrs. Howard
Culbert and -family, and their son,
Bill, 4th concession of Ashfield. A
social evening was spent during
which the family presented them
with -electrical = gifts- -
Harold' (Bud) Glenn and two
companions from Forest, left last
week -end on a motor trip to
Florida.
Little David. Pocock, Holmes-
ville, visited his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Glenn last week.
The Sixth Concession euohrce
party was held Wednesday. night
of last week at the -home of Mr.
and. Mrs. Victor Errington. Win-
ners were: high, Mrs. John Finni-
gan and Lynn Finnigan; low,
Eleanor Alton and Harold. Erring-
ton.
Mrs. Harvey Alton visited her
mother, Mrs. Robert McCabe, at
the home of her sister, Mrs.
Thomas !Mitchell, Saltford, on
Monday.
- Mrs. Frank Glenn has been con-
fined to bed with the "flu."
Thomas . Elliott Passes. - Mrs.
Lorne Ivers received word Iast
week of the death of her brother,
Thomas Elliott,. at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Orville Probst,
of Lougheed, Alberta, The son of
the late Mr. and !Mrs. James Elliott,
of Dungannon, he was in his 80th
year.. He left these parts when
puito a young man and followed
'the 'blacksmithing trade. He was
honored -with a Jubilee Scroll by
the Alberta Government during
their Golden Jubilee celebration
as he had been a resident of Al-
berta -for over fifty years. He
had - spent last winter with his
sister, Mrs. Ivers Particulars
have not yet been received. He
is survived by a son and three
daughters; a brother, John Elliott,
of !Maidstone, Sask.; .three sisters,
Mrs. Ed; (Lily) Plunkett, Sask-
atoon, Sask.; Mrs:"' Annie- Larsen,
Lulcknow, and Mrs. Lorne (Elossie)
Seasay:;t& Gcs en
treatmettt.pt estbets -424; ,.
1�e-C .LT held-ti�ebr. sseetii
on Monday. evening ., in the' ebur4
basement with'Sandia Fimligaa
the chair. =, �Jewel� o 'Reed • d
-Eleanor Alton`led-in wonahip`witb
Lynda slake reading the ''Scrip-
ture. . MTrs. G.' Watt give ..the -M
dress "Seek Ye ret t Christianity."
The Dungannon. Women'vs . Insti-
tute had a successful euehreperty
on Monday night. , H
were Mrs. Clifford rosier-aild
Harvey Sproul; .low winners , were
Mrs. Arthur. Elliott' and Mr. ;Har-
•vey;Alton. • Fifteen tables wereen-
gaged with 'players: Lunch''
served at the close of the evening.
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PORI. ALBERT, -Feb. 7. Mr:
and Mrs. Fred Crawford and baby
son, Charles, visited over the week
or he st two
In -.a icer w
l..CQ dit •
'of .,write ..ls••;r'hnprov
k= aisr 1t -
of 'Toronto
j�,�u,,. Os
;hint thin week ' : °lr,r
' ` -Mrs; Bert ... Crawfgrd li;
.home'last Thursday ai'te
patiesit..10 �6da
:,111 <, ClaresSii: ,.
,home last ' week ' f
Goderick'_ ta1,. ;
itiso ,trot; ,
-beet a patient ctheelorxal<•giesk;►. (
A' abower was Olt, iiC tbs eiiseI
house hire - on • Tueedayi''evi ' is;-
bonoar of M1a4 ',Akin* of the • ,tidont ' .' e .,y,',.
'25! great:•-
were enjoyed' dunIog tk.. evenhi .
after which glints ;there given
Anne, who re .lit a...::11 -1
manner. *Lunch ,was
'AN'S FRI
MARKET
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location DEFINITELY SkVES YOU MONEY.
Come see for yourself. Our Market is at, rear 'of
Worsell's Hardware Store. Entrance via St. David's -
Street beside former Erskine Supply Store. Look at
these prices.
CELLO TOMATOES - - . pkg. 29c
PpTATOES " 10 lbs. 30c
POTATOES (New Brunswick 75 lbs. 1.95
POTATOES (Ontario) 75 lbs. 1.69
LOOSE BANANAS 3 lbs. 25c.,
HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 29c
MUSHROOMS lb. 59c
CELERY HEARTS - • each 206
GRAPES 2 lbs. 29c
Sunkist ORANGES 288's doz. 35c
Large size GRAPEFRUIT '10 for 49c
Cello CARROTS ' • 2 pkg.!, 25c
GOLDEN BANANAS lb." 17c
COOKING ONIONS.. * ....:.. ::1. 10-1b. bag .39c--
MARMALADE ORANGES JUST ARRIVED
CHOICE MacINTUSH APPLES ' bu. 1.99
FRESH Limes, Avocado Pears, Leaf. Lettuce, Head Lettuce,
Chinese Lettuce, Tangerines, Cucumbers, Fresh Corn, Bunch
• Carrots. , ,
.S FRUIT -MARKET
• IAN'S
Phone 1571. Free delivery on orders of ,over $2.O0.
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Bargains in odd lots -End of lines Soiled samples
Ladies' Snuggle Panties, 15% wool, Piiik shade 6499CC
\,'ests to instep
Cotton Snuggie Panties -Cotton Bloomers, small size 25c
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White flannelette, 27 White Flannelette, 36 inch.
bleb Standard Standard weight.
10 yards .'
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Ladies' Kayou Slip;, :;2 and :31 only.. - R gins. $1.!) i. / �c
Clearing- at
Boys' Combination t'li(ierwear.. .Bit1I loin ' 75c
Winter weight., Regular $1.15
Wool and Potton Alrtklets----Misses' Sizes. 1':Ias; is • 29c
top
Turned 'dove![ top
$3.00 1
3 yards
39c
$1.10
39c, ,_
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Al lune ('loth Slacks -mostly brown anti navy its . $1
sizes 1.1-1S-20. Originally up to $5.95
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I;:ltttlket lieninants at a low price .according, to \veight:
(;irIS, Cool Cardigan SWt'aterS, 12 and 1-1. $ 1 900
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Children's Snow Suits. Size 2' and 3. . Values to et at
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$11.95, at Je
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Printed 1"!ennefefte for gowns, py,jatnas:ete... iters►-
nants,. yard
-Regular stock reduced to ,
C1
yard 48c
Large, thirsty Terry To\vels-natural shade with
colored stripes. Pair e , Small size, size, 16 x :to -extra special. -Pair
Extra large size, cotton Tea Towels.
A fall range of Print. for.Spring
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$1.19
49c
39c,
39c, 49c and
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19c. 4 for 69c
79c
Children's Training Panties,
42 x 36 Pillow Slips. One seek only. Pair
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