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:Mrs. G. a. Goddard and hlrs. D.
Kyle were hostesses for the mnonbk-
`ly meeting, :the:. health meeting, of
the Hensall Women's Institute in
the Legion Kell on , Wetinesday
night. lei's. Armstrong called: the
meeting to order with the Lord's
Prayer and "0 Canada."
Owe followed the roll call, "A
resolution I ought to keep." Miss
Greta Lammie contributed a violin
solo, "I Dream of Jeanie."
Matters of business brought up
included the secretary reading
thank -you notes ' from Margaret
i r 1>a. '-
gangster, 1'iiyllls Cep.' Ws. lnex
MoEwem and Mrs. Henry. As a
result of the special collection ta'k-
en at the Decennber meeting, the
7,,ondon War Memorial Children's
Hosp,;,ital received $28.50. ; Letters
of 'appreciation wore read. Cor-
respondence was read from Blue
Cross. Members enrolled were in-
formed that in future Blue Cross
subscriptions will be paid, directly
to the plan, instead of to the group
leader as in the past.
A letter Was received from Mrs.
Chaffee, superintendent of the
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P O R RENT
NEW, ' MODERN
WHITE ROSE SERVICE STATION
In Town of Goderich
Easy terms to the right party.
Possession January 1, 1954.
SAM McDONALD
PHONE 392 - CLINTON
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tint -Intaiiits'rVean•'Mime who re-•
quire wool: '-are•:,asked to Contact'
Mrst..Orr: 'for same. •.A letter w'aa
read; referring to a meeting to be
held on Thursday.. Jan. 28, at 8:15
p.m., in Knox. Presbyterian, Church,
Goderich' This gives you an AP'
portunity of meeting the board of
directors and :staff of the Huron
County Children's Aid Society.
Mrs. Goddard introduced to the
audience Mr: Hale, sanitary inspec-
tor, whose work is with the Clin-
ton Health Unit. Two instructive
films were shown, "The Unadulter-
ated Truth" and "What's On Your
Mind?" Mrs. A. Elgie interestingly
dealt with the motto, "Health is
wealth; let no man be a spend-
thrift." Mrs. W. Alexander, a
patient in Victoria Hospital, will
receive cards.
The 'hostesses next month are
Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. Horton..
• PAINTING
• PAPERHANGING
Interior and Exterior Decorating
SEE OUR 1954 WALLPAPER
DESIGNS
WALTER PRATT
R.R. 1, Walton
Phone 835 r 4 Phone 48 r
BEAFORTH BRUSSELS
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The Wiornen's Mie'a4anarY ;Society'
of Reagan United Church: ponvened
Thursday afternr oon lu the church
Schoolroom and were addressed by
the Rev. W. J. Rogers. In his ad-
dress Mr. Rogers said, "The only
way to overcome those' who are
fanatical •and willing to be mar-
tyrs, for a wrong cause is by :peo-
ple who are fanatical and willing
to be martyrs for a right cause.
The Christians have the opportun-
ity of meeting great needs in. the
world, even if it requires 'sacrifice,
or others who cannot bring the
Christian Gospel will gladly do it."
Rev. Mr. Rogers installed the
following officers: president, Mrs.
W. B. Cross; vice-presidents, Mrs.
G. Armstrong, Mrs. E. Geiger, Mrs.
L. Eller, Mrs. W. J, Rogers, Mise
M .Ellis; treasurer, Miss K. Scott;
Roll call will be, "A Canadian book
and its author." At this' time Miss
Ellis gave a clever interpretation
of several poems penned by Pro-
fessor Louis McKay, a former Hen-
sall native. Mrs. Anna Walker, in
a pleasing manner, expressed
thanks to all. "God Save the
Queen" followed. The hostesses and
the committee in 'charge provid-
ed a dainty lunch at the close.
recording and; correoponding aet;?re-
tary, Mrs. George G1enn; • assista t,
Mrs. A. Clark; Community Friend-
ship secretaries, Mrs. W. Carlile,
Mrs. W. R. ,Stephenson; supply
secretaries, Mrs. A. Alexander,
Mrs. W. R. Dougall and Mrs. W,
Forrest ; Christian,Stewardship.
secretary, Mrs. W. Carlile; .tem-
perance secretary,. Mrs. W. Henry;
Missionary Monthly secretary, Mrs.
J. Horton; pianist, Mrs. T. J. Sher-
ritt, assistant, Mrs. T. C. Coates;
Associate Helpers' secretary, Mrs.
G. Hess and Mrs. Sherritt; i•press
secretary, Mrs. George Hese; Mis-
sion. Band superintendents, Mrs. D.
Kyle, Mrs, J. Flynn; Explorers
Group, Mrs. Robert Cook; Baby
Band, Mrs. L. Ei1er and Mrs: W.
R. Stephenson.
Mrs. Geiger spoke of departed
members. One -minute silence 'of
prayer was observed for Mrs. Em-
naa McDonald, Mrs. Agnes Lammie,
Mrs. Carrie Ballantyne and Mrs.
George Smale, valued members,
who had passed on in 1953-54. Mrs.
Cross presided over the meeting.
Roll call was answered with the
payment of fees, Scripture reading
was given by Mrs. A. Alexander and
prayer was offered by Mrs. W. For-
rest. Yearly reports werepresent-
1Obittianes
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GEORGE COWAN. ,
,YTH.-Funeral seryfee ,, QoF
George Cowan,. 75, wile died at his
home in East Whwanosh township
following a. recent stroke, were
conducted Saturdlay, at 2:30 pan.,
by the. Rev. C. J. Scott, in Blytiti
United -Church, and interment made
Blyth Union Cemetery.
He had lived all his life on the
homestead' where he was born, and
had been an active member of
Blyth United Church, and a mem-
ber of the se Sian. For 20 years
he was mail carrier -on R.R. 1;
Blyth.
He was married three times. His
first wife, rotary Barrett, Blyth,
died many years ago, leaving two
children, Kenneth, who has been
teaching school for the 'past eight
years at Maitland, and Mrs. T.
ed. Miss Ellis brought up the
matter of quilt blocks, size of The
Huron Expositor, to the made for
the spring bale for European relief.
The meeting closed with prayer by
the president. Lunch was served
by Mrs. L. Filer, Mrs. A. Alexan-
der, Mrs. N. Cook and Mrs. J. Hor-
ton.
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wa?s Berle "W2ek y His u atford.
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died in 1918. Mr. Cowan later Mar,'
Tied 'Mies Edith Augustine, of 'I;7NIik
gannon, who aurviees, with .three
sons, Benson, 'S2raaitferd; CGeorge
Coolssville; WdlliaM, at hearse, and
one daughter, Mrs. Leslie Dal-
gleish, Stratford. Alsp ourn'iving are
two sisters, Mrs. J. Neweomibe and
Mrs. L. L. Walter, Goderich.
MRS. JOHN ECSTEIN
ZURICH. -Funeral services for
Mr's. John Eckstein, 72, of Zurich,
who died in South Huron Hospital'
at Exeter, Thursday; January 14.
were conducted Sunday at 2:30
p.m. by the Rev. H. E. Roppel, in
the Evangelical Ohurch, Zurich, and
interment made in the Bronson
Line ,cemetery. Her husband died
several years ago.
She was the former Margaret
Zimmerman, and she and her hus-
band farmed in Hay township for
many years before, coming, to Zur-
ich.
Surviving are one brother, Solo-
mon Zimmerman, Zurich, and two
sisters, Mrs. Clarence. Otto, •Seb-
ringville, and Mrs. Kate Alnes,
Tavistock.
terian
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Beli•, Mirk, ,7; B Fol. ri
Mrs. G. Forrest,
Laren, Mrs. Len Purd'9'
Sam Dougall:
B.uch. nan schen
Mount Forest-
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and Thursday
Phone 230
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Ladies' and 'Gen 2 -piece $U1M;
Plain Dresses, $$'lain
Gents' Trousers,, '5
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AT HENSALL
These Leading Hensall Merchants Offer You Outstanding Values in a Wide Range of
Brand New Quality Merchandise. Buy Now and Save at These Low Prices.
10 DAYS ONLY --- JANUARY 21st to 30th
HOUSECOATS
Reg. SALE
NYLON .... 12.95 8.73
WOOL .... 12.95 8.73
SATIN 9.95 7.29
CHENITJ.F5.95 4.89
59c YD. To CLEAR
Values to 98c-Gingihams,
Topmost Percales, Wabas-
so Flannelettes, English
Cottons. Perfect for ap-
rons, housedresses, kid-
dies' wear, quilt/.
25% OFF
Don't miss this special on
our complete stock.
SKI RTS _ BLOUSES
BLACKS
ALL-WEATHER COATS
REMNANTS
Be sure to see the Remant
Table full of Prints, Broad-
cloths, Flannelettes, Wool-
lens, Suitings, Curtaining,
Plastics - Perfect for the
lady who sews!
WINTER
UNDERWEAR
Kayser Snuggles, Turn -
bull's all -wool, Turnbull's
Krag, Turnbull'd Wool and
Cotton.
20% OFF
SLIPS PANTIES
All picked from "regular
stock arid huge savings to
you. Stock up on these
bargains!
STATION
COATS
The perfect winter coat;
full collar; quilted lining.
Regular 21.95.
Sale Price 15,88
PEA JACKETS
All -Wool 18 -oz. English
Melton cloth. The newest
style in winter wear.
Regular 19.50.
Sale 12,95;
A Real Buy on Thirsty,
Absorbent
BATH TOWELS
Regular 1.98 pair; for
this Sale:
1,00 for One
25c for the 2nd one
HALF PRICE
Girls'
PLAID DRESSES
Size 7-12. Reg. 4.95 audi
2.98, at One -Half Price:
249 and 1.49
ANGORA GLOVES
Reg. 1.95; Sale ... 1.19
ANGORA1.79; Sale E78 1.19
Reg.
FLANNELETTE - Yel-
low only. Reg. 59c; 45c
to clear at, Yd ....
Girls' CASHMERE 'HOSE
Brown or White; 25% Off,
COTTON MARQUISETTE
for Curtains • - 25% Off
PLAYTEX GIRDLES
33 1/5o% Off To Clear
Snuggledown
Pyjamas & Gowns
Snuggle into Snuggledown
for perfect sleepwear.
Reg. SALE
5.95 and 4.95, 31.98
3.95 2.98
Crochet COTTON.
Coat's Large Balls
3 for 1.00
LINED JEANS
Reg. SALE
14-20 4.95 3.49
8-14 4.50 3.19
3-7, Boys' and
Girls', 2.98
Jeans and
Shirt, 3-7 .:. 195 3.88
Plaid Shirts
12 to 20 2.95 2.29
Middleton's Drug Store
Are Glad to .Bring SUPER -SAVINGS on Articles You Need!
TOOTH BRUSHES
Everyone needs a good Tooth Brush. Regular 3Oc, for
FREE ! That's Right Folks !
ONE PAIR OF PANTS F -R -E -E WITH EVERY MADE -TO -
MEASURE SUIT DURING THIS SALE !
Your Choice of Our Complete Range of Samples - Gabardines,
39c Serges, Pic and Pics, Flannels and Many Other Wonderful Cloths.
- All Tailored by Saville Row, in the Latest Styles -
TEN DAYS ONLY - JANUARY 21stTo JANUARY 30th
HOT WATER BOTTLES
All Guaranteed. Every house should have two Hot Water Bot-
tles. Come and get your choice and save.
Regular Regular Regular
$1.50 for $1.19 $2.75 for $1.89 $2.35 for $L59
BALL POINT PEN -Regular 79c; to clear at
BILLFOLDS ---All fine quality Leather; zipper and plain.
2.39 ' All to Clear at Regular Prices, less 30% Discount
YARD GOODS
Woollens, Taffetas, Rayon
Plaids, Velveteens:, Wool
Tartans, Feather Flannels
All 25% OFF
Dr. Denton
SLEEPERS
FOR CHILDREN
The finest sleepwear for
kiddies. Pink or Blue.
20% OFF
Snowy White
PILLOW CASES
Stock up on these; hem..
stitched.
At 59c Each
Not Just Another January Sale, But a Real Honest -to -Goodness
CLEARANCE Sale, Because We Are Overstocked'. We Have to
Sacrifice Profits to Clear Stock!
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LADIES' WEAR 1'"
HENSA%L ixii, n a 1}al ik •i
R'S
DRY 000DS
01601<'i 41, iplioNE 70
49c
VITAMIN SPECIAL !
$2.00 BOX FREE with purchase of a 100 -day size Complete
Vitamin Treatment; 8 Different Vitamins - Iron and Liver
ASK FOR PLENAMINS !
FARMERS ! - We carry a full line of Animal Medicines and
Mineral Deficiency Tonics, Sulfas and Penicillins, Iron for Pigs.
Mix your own feed; use our Royal Purple Concentrate Mixes -
Stock, Hogs and Poultry.. (Mastitis in cows, we have the Bougies)
OUR WALLPAPER DEPARTMENT
Has a Clearance of Room Lots At Less Than One -Half Price
COME AND SEE THEM!
During Our Sale we will give 20% Discount on All Purchases of
Wallpaper. Come and see our Bright News Designs. They are
most pleasing!
TOOTHPASTE - Pepsodent: Save 17c - 2 33c Tubes for 49c
ALL WOODBURY'S CREAMS: Cold, Cleansing & Face Creams
LARGE SIZE -Reg. 78c, for ;55c SMALL -Reg. 45c, for 33c
SOAP SPECIAL - lc SALE
WOODBURY'S SOAP -Regular 9c a Cake
1 CAKE FOR 1 CENT, with a purchase of 3 Cakes of Soap
Special - 28c per Unit
SCRAP BOOK - Beautiful Loose -Leaf Scrap Books
BOARD COVERS SOFT COVER
Regular $1.59, for 99c Regular 89c, for 49c
Phone 20
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As An Added Attraction, We are Offering Our Complete Range of
TOPCOATS AT 20% OFF
- and our -
STOCK SUITS AT 10% OFF, with Some Special at 1/3 Off''
MEN'S FUR FELT HATS -Values to $10.00.
AT THIS. SALE ONLY
Men's and Boys'
WINTER COATS
In Gabardines, Wool Plaids and Satins,
made in Station Wagon models, Strol-
lers and Stadium styles.
All One Price!
25% OFF
Men's
DRESS SOX
Wools, Nylons and Mixtures, in short
and half hose.
69c
RUBBER FOOTWEAR
For this Big Winter Sale, all Rubber
Footwear will be, sold at
20% OFF
Broken
MEN'S SHOES
$4.95 and $6.95
lines and sizes, in qualities to
WINTER UNDERWEAR
Penman's, Stanfield's, Turnbull's, In
combinations or two-piece. Cottons,
Wools and Mixtures. y
20% OFF
Men's
WINTER WORK SHIRTS
Doeskins, in plains and .plaids. One
price only!
$1.95
Boys'
WINTER SHIRTS
Plaids and Fancy Doeskins.
MO and $1..98
Ladies' and Children's
SHOES
Ladies' Sandals. and Oxfords.
$2.95
Children's Oxfords 'Sandals and High
Shoes
$12.95 • $t50
SEE OUR OTHER GREAT VALUES IN SPORT SHIRTS,
SWEATERS and DRESS SHIRTS
All Other Articles Not Mentioned in this Sale Will be Sold at 10%
Discount!
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