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MaxWell House Instant
COFFEE, 10-oz. jar
Libby's Deep Brown
BEANS
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SPEPALS FOR
Thursday - Friday - Saturday ,
Blue Bonnet
MARGARINE, 3-1b. pkg. , • 870
Green-Giant
NIBLETS CORN, • 21c each or glor $1
Puritan Beef or
IRISH STEW, lge. 24-oz. tins •-• • each 450
Ayimer
TOMATO'CATSUP • • • • 2 11-oz, btls. 390
Lee Choice Crushed or Sliced
PINEAPPLE, 19-oz. tins'' each 250
Libby's Fancy
TOMATO JUICE, lge. tin'
Green Giant LargeTender Peas or
CREAM STYLE CORN • • 4 14-oz. tins $1
Liquid for Dishes - Reg. 89c
PALMOLIVE, 24-oz. size • • ••• Special 79
FLORIENT -1 Special $1.09
PRODUCE
'TANGERINES, size 210's doz. q'''90
4 for 2*
trillAPEFRUIT, size 48's • • • • 10 for 690
'FOR ADDITIONAL SPECIALS
SEE LONDON MEE PRESS THURSDAY
Economy Size Reg. $1.29 •
350
Sunkist
LEMONS, size 140's
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CHRISTMAS
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HENSALL
Saturday, December 13th, 2, J3.
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Broadcloth - Pajamas 4.95 to 5.95
Ski
Pajamas , 5.95
Flannelette
4.95 & 5.50
wnITe
Shirts 3.95 to 7.95
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fabrics. Bevy duty porcelain
drum with interior light. Handy
up-front lint collector. ,
HEAVY lflUTY 16 LAUNDROM AT
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Starts saving 'the day you buy
it and keeps right on year after
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with Heavy Duty construction thr-
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washing action • Lighted
Cycleline dial • Maple-lift-off
'cutting board top • Rinse wet-
ting agent dispenser • Con-
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compartment • Aerator and
. water release button • Dual
.detergentdispensers .• Plate-
warmer setting • Silverware •
basket with covered compart-
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Entertains Veterans
..COriesptindent
Mrs. Maude Redden
Mr.Ed.(Buck) Little,lfensall,
was the' lucky winner of $500,
on the Clinton draw prize At the
Clinton Kinsmen, stag party
Friday.
Mrs. Earl Gass is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Ernie Chipchase Is a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
John Skea was the lucky win-
ner of $100.00, in a draw at
Londesboro.
Wayne Smith is a patient in
South Hurar Hospital, Exeter.
Mrs. Pearl-Shaddick and Mrs.
Annie Cole left Wednesday of
this week by bus for Florida
where they will spend the winter
months.
OBITUARIES
MRS. WILLIAM P.MacKINNON
Mrs. William P. MacKinnon
of London,• passed.away in Vic-
toria Hospital, London, on
Friday, November 28th in her
26th year. The former Mary E.
Shaw, she was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw,
Exeter. Surviving are her
husband, a former Hensall native,
her parents, one sister
Christena, Burlington; brother
George Shaw Jr.,Exeter. Funeral
services were held Monday from
the Needham Memorial -Chapel,
Londen with the Rev. William
Weir of Knox. Presbyterian
Church, Stratford, formerly of
Hensall, officiating. Committal
was in Avondale Cemetety,Strat-
ford. --
, The late Mrs. MacKinnon was
the daughter-in-law of Mrs.Janet
MacKinnon of Hensall,.
WINCHELSEA
Correspondent
Mrs. William Walters
Mrs. George Frayne of Sun;
shine Line visited on Saturday
with Mrs. William Walters.
Mr. Bi-tan Hern of Stratford
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Phil Hern, Greg and Kevin.
-Mrs. Bev Parsons of near
xpter: visited On Wednesday with,
Mrs. John Cciivard.
M. and Mrs. Bob Bibby of
Kirkton visited on Tuesday with,
Mrs. John Coward. '
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne
were guests on Sunday in Exeter
with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wil-
liams.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Hutton
Dennis and Diane had as their
guests on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Anderson, Darlene and Dale,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hutton and
Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. William
Hutton and Don of Listowel, Miss
Judy Hutton of Kitchener, Mr.
John Gates of Hamilton.
Mrs. William Walters visi-
ted in r,xeter on Thursday with
Mrs. `'William Beer and Miss
May Skinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fulton
of Elimville visited on Saturday
evening -with Mr. and Mrs. Free-
man Horee. - '-
The Elimville Y.C.W. met
on Monday at; Church' for
their Christmas meeting with
Mrs. William -Allen, • Mrs. Ro-
bert Johns in torrarge of themee-,
ting. A Christmas skit was en-
joyed by all. Santa Claus had
gifts for the Baby Band members.
Lunch was served by Group A
with Mrs. John, Batten and Mrs.
John Hern as hostesses.
Christmas Seal Artist
An original eskimo design, by
Canadian artist William George
Parterre has been chosen for
Canadair 1969 Ohrlatmak Seal.
A native of Prince George, B.C.,
Mr. Perim° is a freelance artist
in Toronto, specializing In cartog-
mphy. Besides designihg the
Seal for the Canadian Tuber-
culosis, and Respiratory Disease
Association he .also illustrated
Farley Mowtd % recent book,
Canaria North.
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Memlers from Hensel' Leg-
ion Auxiliary in conjunction With
Exeter Auxiliary entertained vet-
erans at Westminster Hospital,
London, on Wednesday evening.
Bingo was played and prizes
awarded the veterans.. Attend- ,
ing from Hensel' Auxiliary were
Mrs.Gordon Munn,Mrs.Clarence
Reid, Mrs. Grant Bisback,Mrs.
Wm. Smale, Mrs. Mary Taylor,
Mrs. Harry Horton and Mrs.E.
R. Davis.
SPONSORS HELP PROJECT
The Hi-C Fellowship of the
United Church are• asking con-
gregational participation in a sp-
ecial help project they are spon-
soring. Sunday December 7th
baskets will be left in • the
vestibule of the Sanctuary. Into-
these baskets members are asked
to place a contribution of canned
goods, fruit, vegetable& soups
or meat. The canned goods will
then be presented by the Hi-C to
the Teen Age House supported
by the London Rescue Mission.
EUCHRE WINNERS
i, The C.P. & T. Committee of Amber -Rellekah Lodge spon-
sel'"ed a euchre in the Lodge
Hall Wednesday evening and the
winners were: Ladies - Mrs.
Elizabeth Riley, Mrs.Nancy
Kyle; Gents - Alex 'MeBeath,
Harold Rowe, Exeter; Lone Hands
Qlenn Bell, Hensall. in a draw
for apples the winners were -
Mrs. Eltaabeth Riley and Alex
Meikle,' Exeter.
DELIVER BASKETS
Members of- Hensall Kinette
Club onSunday afternoon deliver-
ed sixty-five, Christmas fruit
bagkets to patients in Vietoria
Hospital, London; South Huron
Hospital, Exeter; Community
Hospital,' Seafoith; Blue Water
Rest Home.' Zurich; Huronview;
Queensway Nursing Home, Hen-
sall and shut-ins in the village.
This is an annual project of
the club.
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Washable Plaids, Pais- •-
bays, Stripes and Plains.
12 ▪ 95 to.27 50 All sizes.
PAJAMA'& GOWN SETS
Regular 14,95, Perma-Press 12.95 Matching gown and Pajamas. All sizes.
Our Price • Set
Deep-Tone Dress Shirts 7.95
Shirt, Tie, Puff Sets 10.95
Turtle Neck Knits • 4.95 to 7.95 ,
Christmas Ties .... . ..... 1.50 to 3.00
Tie & Puff Sets 3.50 to 5.00
Cuff Links 2.50
Link & Tack Sets
Casual Slacks 7.95 to 10.95
'Dress Pants 10.95' to 22.50
Leather Belts' 2.00 to' 4.00
Winter 'Saokets 19.50 to 27.50
Rawhide. Leather Coats 49.50
Suede coats - 65.00
Angola Leather Coats . . 59.50 - 75.00'
Hat Certificates . ..... . . 8.95 up
Fur Hats 5.95 up
Knitted Toques 2.95-
Leather-Face Wool Gloves 2.95'
Lined Leather Gloves . . : 4.5-0 to 7.95,
Imitation Leather Gloves ,1.98
Dress Sox -- Ankle, Mid,Lengtli•
Knee-High 1.0Q to 1.95
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Holidays •
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