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Rani of.•Wuagham, ,skidded into
a..,ditch and turned over, on its
'side; 'but Mr. Redman-, his wife
and:- their two-month old daughter
vie a 'uninjured.'
They . , wereassisted from the
overturnedvehicle by Mr. and Mrs.
-Jack BRA, of u�cluiaw.
En' . a, second 'accident, three cars.
were involved. The accident,
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, At the recent cnnvoeation of,
Huron Chapter No„ 39, 1Eattoyal Arch
Masons, ..tlie officers:' were astalled
in a very ,impressive ceremony by.
Ming.* P
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KKenneth Hunter; .,�M . 2n V
Comp Ralph 4.'"'Hendersaii; '1M of
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Com- Willia B s .
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Did yarn, ever notice 110W, � ften
teeny peanuts .;come•, zn :b�4 of keIls?
N A. SERIES .. YOUR. HYDRO .AT WORK FOR YOU, AND YOUR'S
. Surgery today has been revolutionized
through : the' use of electricity. Specialized'
electric, lighting -in the operating room gives
added_stkeness to the surgeon's 'probe and
destroys bacteria. Intricate electric scalpels'
make -possible new and miraculously skilful
operati Sns. Minute light:bulbs give a greater
range. of vision during.delicate' internal
opera'tioris� ..
In your. home, too, electricity is 'enabling
you more and more to make life easier and
tea..en jtay:,.it...more. Yet this power, supplied
ydro, : is s For
benefits per dollar it is -your best ,buy in
better',living.
ONTARIO HYDRO AT WORK
information concerning Ontario Hydro', can be obtained by writing to your Hydro Chairman,' 620 University, Avenue, Toronto..
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balance in, the treasury', The'; i]
,g41, -was• ahs'wered 'by .tart w o
Uved :'on. your farm• before, ,�,,c,:u,
and.lhere they lived now; U.
living; also to. tell who: live ` on
yob -pari: c• as par back as;, , ou
cau'id ThAs was- h, very. Intere g
roll,:•o. lll. r, h„e 'date for o. next
nit s, -t', : et , fir , March 1,
vie ld s' cure an, orchestra, Mrs
B, nnshend's and Mrs✓.:'" A
I'Hars'sgroups to, be in charge
They jadies ' planned. to get oilcloth
to recover some of the card tables
that vere in need of same. Mrs.
E. Townshend. and :Mrs. Alvin 'Bet,
ties conducted a very interesting
program. The next meeting will
be held,,, at the home 'of „Mrs.,D.
Harris, the pro • am to be convened
by "Mrs, 'F'. H: 'risen,: with the roll
tall to be th I, we: ing of a' valen-
tine hat, comi otherwise:'''--
Y.P.U.•--:•Orn Friday evening last
the Y.P.U. of Porter's Mil enter-
tained the' Y.P.U. of Bayfield. The
ening. was spent playing.,_crok-
mole. Prize winners were: ladies'
high, Mildred McDougall; gents!
high, Bob Proctor; ladies' law,
Marilyn Steckle; gents', low, Ray
Scotchlner;' most twenties•, Mildred
McDougall. Lunch„ was served by
the local young people to close a
very pleasant evening.
The Y.P.U. will hold their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Grace
Barris on Monday, February 1st at
8 o'clock.
Grace Church Annual. --The an-
nual- congregational meeting of
Grace Church was held in the base-
ment last Tuesday evening with a
fair attendance. Various offices
were filled and good reports were
giver} by all organizations of the
church. A pass -around lunch con-
cluded the evening.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Lyl G ,14 I
ockha,art,...and
Ytr,
falnily, spent last Sunday in Ower
Sound with Mr. and ' 'Mrs, Glen
Lockhart,
110 MESVILLE
HOLMESVILLE, Jan• 27. - 11IIK.
and Mrs• Bill Norman and family
and Dewar Norman spent Sunday
in New Hamburg, the guests of
Mr, and Mrs. H. Hinz.,
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs'.
Frank Lawson, of bo ido -;'- on, the
.birth of a- baby. daughter, Patricia
Lynn.._ _ Mx .__Law.s.on....was_...fortnet y -
Marie Gliddon, R,N;, of Ho1'fnes-
ville
The annual congregational sup-
per of Holmesville Unite •€hurch
will be held in -the Sund'ay' School
rooms on Wednesday evening,
February 3,
Mrs, D. E. Gliddon is in London,
..the --guest of • Mr, 'and Mrs, Frank
Lawson: Mi•. Gliddon and Mr.
Walters spent Sunday in London
with Mr. and Mrs. Lawson,
Kiddies' Lined Jean Sets
SI2L (SANFORIZED)
3-0 -'IE. 4.5 47.1r1
7 oiily, Kiddies' Sleepers
REG. I:79 99 w
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Boys' Lined Jeans 2
(SANFORIZED) , ;'A)f
REG. TO. 3.49 4.7tmirmisammomaiimaappmeamim••
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,ALL MEN'S BOYS' AND IiDI9' . .
Dress Mitts and Gloves
Reduced' 1-3-
8 ,ONLY Military
,MEN'S. Military Topcoats
HEAVY
GAI3;��rE WEIGHT NYLON5.w 15 s88
7 ONLY
BUYS' Melton Pro -Jackets
s4 Length -Removable Fur
Collars-keg:,ArneisinisammEginimpainit
10 only, .Men's St poll rs 7
flip.., Length -Wool quilted
lined --Reg. 13.95
5 Only-- -
MEN'S, . SHEEP LINE(} - tie
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,,PARKAS -Reg., 24:95: A UP*+1
10 Only
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MEN'S MELTON Pi O Q
JACKETS --Reg. I:S: 95 147.'
10 Only --Boys' Double Breast
canQda' �nccsi�... .f
by Canada's most expe ienc :- V 8 builder
The entirely new V-8,, 'engine that powers the 'magnificent--1954
Monarch' delivers a ,new. kind of V-8 Power, ... , for''ovexhead-vlalve
,'design, represents today's most advanced and most efficient engine -
design. The power that comes -from this great new engine, made by
Canada's ;mite experienced V-8 builder, means smoother, more
.#responsive and flex'ibl'e pe lormance, faster acceleration and greater.
safety ,.¢n -every kind' of •road
Monarch's revolutionary new ride -control systeni of Ball -Joint Front.
.Suspension adds an extra measure of safety, comfort, and steadiness
on (curves ,mind Monarch's complete chaise of modern power'
features --Rawer Steering, Power Brakes, Power Seat, Power Window
Lifts andutot: iiati i Transmission -means a new concept, of effortless
driving .case. -
Monar'ch's new, longer, slimmer • styling is fully matched by the
luxurious elegance of Monarch's "Quiet -Ride" interior"s- " .com-
fortable, so beautifully appointed, so restful ane quiet at all speeds!
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ONLY' BOYS' - PARKAS
REG.
B`U'R f lBi7I►L'S ]E$g ani 1 88 Combinations
Broken sizes
Reg, 7.95 and 6.95 d 4.88
i
s Station Wagon Coats
8
• Nylon Garb an'd•..Mountainieer Material,..,
: 'Pu11, Fur Lapels .' 12
Reg, to 2L95. ..
41 5 ONLY BOYS' B$MBER. - ' la
JACKETS -- REG. 12.9ii - ;2:
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EN'S 21/a LB. WORK fob ^
SOX - 4c1 l . Q
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nimatamminalmowirmwmaninian
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HATS
Reg. Q8i
5.00,tJ. 7:5.0iRg�QQ
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MEN'S TIES'25 a•
Reg: to 1,50`
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MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS = •
. Reg. 2:95 1.99 •
Semi -Stouts for the middle age spread.:
All wool worsteds • ,
. 36 66
Eeg. 58 ,00 :.
ANY ITEMS NOT 1VIENTIONED-701 "' "''
THE ABOVE SALE, WILL E
REDUCED: 10%
BARGA1N TABLE sAYE GSOOLN RLE x.35
KIDDIES-DO''ESKIN - (Sanforized) SHIRTS
tBOYS' LONG ,SLEEVED -PLAID SHIRTS * WORK 'GLOVES, ETC.
LADIES' GREY AND NAVY 'BLAZERS •
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Rea, to 9,95 5.088 •
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LADIES' CORDUROY JACKETS •
Fin p'inrs•liee] quality° 8CI
QQReg. to 11.95 4ismaimitwzonsammignemorammanizews
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LADIES' HOUSECOATS
Bengalines, cottons,' ohenillea--- - satins
• % PRICE - _
LADIES' PYJAMAS
Flan neret to, •`nuggledlow n, erejpes QQ
and eatton.-,,3.95
20 ONLY
Range, of LADIES' DRESSES. .
Crepes rii:d Cottons
Reg. to nlb,9;� „.��:'
LADIES' CREPE SLIPS
Reg. 2.98 T .
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' LADIES' FIRST QUALITY HOSE
51 atid160 gabge 0 b
• ": Standard brands ---Reg,, to 115 • 88c'
tommunsignamomme'
Clearing group of LADIES'--GLOB`S
• •:�,,aon and ehalYio,is,ette •
•
immimmegmanommusaisi
LADIE•S' -NIGHTGOWNS,
t epi" alald silk jersey Q4
Reg. 2.98
TO clear at -cost or less --
Some priced as• low as
,4 n
BLOUSES
al. Cottons, c'_re1 s...,and....ny.l:ons
111-, t_ • ' Thep to; .4;95-..._ � .
1 Group of Ladies'„ better '• - LADIES' PANTIES .ti ;:.
NI'GHTiG0.3l :NS-�,eg, 4.95
3.64- :, Broken ranges of 2 pr.
0 our-ette'r lines ----55e `e'a. ' r► '';
' LADIES' -COTTON BLOV,S �'r5.: - LADIES' SI,tIIPS
olimmoommimilmokamminagammari
. Al"l-l'i rli 1� <1 ea (leg. II ag.
Long sleeves in checks find •39 2.99 linen 169.x.95
,p .. e�,. 3,
amminiumumerinimmivammamessmai
LADIES! BRAS
Short Sle'tve tailored COTTON BLOUSES
' Broken- lines of quality .branded Brad
('ottbn, satiti••and ia.rlon
Pink beige, mauve and• red Reg. " to a " Reg:2 , t-
Reg 2.98 .JJ • 1.9� . 2:9'8„ 1
DRESSES- OWools,CtseG1M., • irezes9-S�and r(ons � � � �`+.:.,.:
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nommimmuiamil!gat,samesseiftwou,
2 Grauji% o ''BLOUSES in nylon Crepe,. �.,• ' TRIiVIF I' 'B, u-
, p �. fl�'B�Z SOX
cotton, jersey , aiid•„•.al.lti'.ibc"l.
A1,1 colo S" ra�,
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Ciro 1 3 Reg' (tor 79c w
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TRI'ii►%FIT NYLOltNYLON
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All "s.tiacle, r
(Certainfealwp illustrated or mentioned 4,r "S4nsd- •
ard" ori some Models, available at erten cost on miis.)
A1.EInt WILL, gig PLEASED 1O ARRANGE A ►EMO-NS:iMfgATtON" 1"i" VO ' • G NVE.Nl'ENCe
• 6.'Only--LADIES' SLACKS
Reg. to •'795
t
Reg.. t.o 7.93,0,.
Broken sues-iso•��orls