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OFtEA� p Mother's Day Service sumo his fawn deties, ,
M F'R D V C E. ► I The Matter's Acs Program as {sirs. Poarl l aiu0, R,N.; who itis
prepared', by the Religious l;duea- been nursing miss, Mary Blank fol'
13RING If OUR
tionul Council was carried out in the last three weeks', lies returned
s full at the 'United Charry With the . Co her tame at Gortfe. MissAI"Ioll,
S. S. Sapertutentleut, W. J. John,; man of FordwioI1, is now in. attend.
��+O atone in chatge. The theme 'cIiav, ante. Rev. W, A. Cameron, D,D,
�aq xy pp� , , pnOREAN1E_.� ing Christ in our Hames," Wa6 told secretary of the Tllleaion Band of
L7' g ► 6J %9 Y..S $ b Y In the story "Christ, our Guest, by I the k'resbyterian Church in Canada,
AND RECEIVE lc OVER MARKS PRICE Mrs; Earl Hamilton. Scripture pass- I called. on Rey. 1Ps G. Fowler and Mrs,
OPEN WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
FOR DELIVERED CREAM aces were read by Jean MnLannoFF Fo. ,
and Melville Jermyn, Six childrenIwler
Miss Ruby Duff, dietttion at the
were baptleedy ' namely; Murray.' Women's College Hospital, Toronto,
Barnard Johnston, Kathleen John-
ston, Helen Elliott, Donald Elliott,
Elva Joan Turvey and Alan Lar-
der. The address was given by
M Rev. S, Tavener and Mrs, Wicitstead
sang a solo. In both of the church-
es la the village fitting mention was
made by Mr. Tavener and Mr. Fow-
ler of May 12th being the 12011i an. Miss Sanderson, Toronto, at their
nivereary or the birth of Florence home here; Miss Helen Mowbray,
Nightingale, , Lucdenolw, WithMisa (Margaret Mee
ser.
BRUSSELS . CREAMERY
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 13th, 1340
BLUEVALE
Mr. John Messer and Mr. Gordon
Messer visited{ on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Chas Bosman.
Mr, Joseph Sellers returned home
last week after visiting with his
daughter and son --in-law for the
winter.
A number of neighbors attended
the funeral of Mrs. Grace :Snell
last Monday afternoon at Listowel.
Mr. Canmlon, Hetherington spent
the week end wtbli his parents and
brother on the boundary.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hetherington at-
tended the graduation of their son
Garman last Friday night ot Toron-
to. 4,
We are glad to hear Mns, Robt.
McClennan is able to be out again
afterbeing sick last week.
We were sorry to hear Mr. Chas'.
Johnston get a bone broken in his
Not last weesk and had to have it in
a cast, Ntre hope his foot will soon
be. better,
Miss Jean Elliott, the newly
elected president for this year, pre,
sided ot the monthly meeting or the
Woman's Institute held on Thursday
afternoon in the Orange Hall, Mrs,
Gallaher gave a report of the meet-
ing of the Distribt directorate
leading to a good discussion on
"Glove Making," the suglgested
district project. No local leader wah
appointed Mrs. Wiokstead, Miss
Florence Fowler and Miss Jean
Elliott 'were elected delegates to the
district annual to be held. at Gorrie
May 30th, Mrs. C. Tavener led 1n, a
good discussion on "Borrowing and
Sending Gooks," Some suggea
lions were: always put your name.
In a book, especially if you are go-
ing to lend it; never lend a book
thatyou have borrowed from some,
one. Mrs, ,Gallober gave a report
o1 the war work activities, The
following has been, delivered to the
Red Cross .Society at Wingham
to be shipped': 21 doz. suits of
pyjamas, 11 doz. pneumonia jack-
ets, 1D doz. T binders; 6 ice bag
covers; 2 pairs bed socks, 36 pairs
socks, 4 . paira children's bloomers,
7 pairs.'ehitdren's step-1ns, 4 baby
shints, 7 baby jackets. Sewing and
knitting were being done during the
afternoon,
George Mathers_•ila4 disposed o1
his prolierty in the village to James
Peacock a 'Morrie Township. Mx.
Mothers intends making his home
with his son Wilbur and Mrs. Math -
era; Mr. and Mrs. C. Hetherington,
Bluevale 'toad and two daughters
Mr& Thomason of Teeswater and
Mrs, S. N, Gallaher, Bluevale, are
attending the graduation of their
son Carnien Hetherington, from
the Ontario Veterinary College at
Guelph. They were accompanied by
George Johnston,
Rev. F. G. Fowler conducted a
special Mother's Day service in
Knox Presbyterian church on Sun-
day morning. Using the story of
Moses' and his mother as a text and
pointed; out some of the many ways
that children can repay their moth-
er for services rendered.
During the service Ileane McKin-
ny waw presented with a certificate
for the repeating of the primary
Catechism. A suitable anthem was
rendered. by the choir and Allan
Ramsay sang a solo. The church
was ,fragrant . with bouquets or
roses and hyacinths.
Next Sunday the 'Sacrament ot
the Lord's Supper will be observed
and preparatory service held the
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We are offering to the Public one
of the largest stocks we have had
• for years In stock sults in the new
Ishades of Greens, Slues, Greys and
• Browns. This clothing was
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O ordered last Fall for Spring
Delivery at the old price and we
can save you from. $3.00 to $5.00 on
a suit. The. above lines in single
or double breasted.
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a good stock of Spring
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pants, breeches or longs, at prices
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An up-to-date range of Boys+
Spring Su-'ts now be. Single and
double-breasted styles, In knee
pants, breeohes or longs, at 'prices
to suit your purse.
3 to 7 years in smart Tweeds
et $3,95
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spent the weelt with her sister, Miss
Mary Duff; Jaelt Wettlaufer, Galt,
Lloyde ant: Marie Wettlaufer, Blyth
and R. Wintons, Tilsonburg, with
M.r and Mrs; J. W, Wettlattfor; Mr.
and Mrs, J, Marshall, Listowel, with
Mr. and Mrs, A D. Smith; George
Donaldson, Mrs, R, Hutcheson and
Y. P. S. "Holds Meetings
The President. Arnold Lfllow,
,presided:' at the regular meeting o1
the V.P.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday evening, The
Scripture lesson was read by Alex.
McTavish and Miss Lois Mott of-
fered prayer. Miss Jean Elliott had
charge of the topic, "Leisure and
Annibition—Its Effect on Christian
Life."
Rev, F. G. Fowler closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
Suffers PainfW Accident
Charles F. Johnston, let Conces-
sion . of Morris {net with a painful
accident. A horse with which he was
working steeped on his foot, break-
ing a bone, The foot was pit in a
cast. It will be some time before
BLYTH
Service was held' in United Church
on Sunday morning in• conjuction
with Sunday School in the auditor-
ium of the Sunday Sehool. Thi
Mother's Day program was carried
out in full.
1tir. Hrilllborn presided at the ser-
vice. A choir of women provided
special musfic and the floral piece8
were beautiful.
A baptismal service was held
when the children of Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Fear received the rite oft bap-
tism. The children, were James Rus-
sel and Shirley Ann Fear.
The story "The 'Unseen Guest"
was presented by Miss, Clare Mc -
CONGRATULATIONS r
The Millers of Purity Flour congratulate the following '
;vipers of the recent Purity Flour Jingle Contest; •
1st Prize - $30 Cash=Mrs, Robert GP. (Scott, R.R. 3, Teeswater
2nd Prize -$1S Cash' -Mrs. Robert Ferguson, 'RR, 1, Thornbury
3r4 Prize -$5 Cash -Mrs,
James Harbottle, IR.R, '4, Markdale
10, $1 PRIZES—Mrs. J. R, McNab, -Sr.,; Lucknow; Mrs, Stanley
'Plotter, R.R, no, g, Grand Valley; Mrs, 'Howard, g, Johns, R.R. no, 3,
Seaforth; Mrs. W. 5, Patterson, R,R. ,no. ;3, ,Chesley; Mrs, Albert
Mero, Goderich; Mrs. George McGaw, ;Box 1438, i Kincardine; Mrs.
Russell Strang, Allonfprd; Mrs. 'Wll'lllam Chapman, R.R. no, j,
Exeter; Mrs, R. C. Bartlett, 208 Norfolk St., Stratford; MTs. R H.
McTavish, Ripley.
Gowan, The address was given by
the pastor, Rev, Mr. Sinclair. The
text was ''She is like the merchant
ships." rev the evening service the
subject was "Fathers, Mothers --
Side Panthers."
Norman Floody of Windsor spent
Sunday with his parents. David and
Mrs, Floods; Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Laidlaw; Wingham with the
former's mother, Mns, William Laid-
law.
Mrs.. Bessie Alton of Westlock,
Alberta and her two sons, Roy and
James of Edmonton, Alberta, spent
a few days in Blyth, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs.- R. Wightman and
Charles Wighthran, and other re-
latives. Mast Alton who before her
Marriage nes Mie Bessie Wigl
man. le paying her first visit
Glyth since leaving here thirty;
years ago. The Altons are mots
ing to New Yonk to attend t
World's Fair and will go on
Florida and return to Alberta t
California, British Columbia.
Court of Revision
A Court of Revision: on the
sessment Roll for the Village 1
Brussels. 1940, will be held in i
Public Library on Tuesday, J t
4111, 1940 at 8 o'clock p.m. Part `F
having complaints to make pi
attend this meeting.
R. S. Warwick, Clerk,.
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For*Thriftiere Living!
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Electrical cooking is thrifty! rust Mc per
person is them= cost of cooking a big meal
with the modern Electric Range.
'715.
It's nice to have hot water "on tap"—all
you want, without waiting. And Electric
Hot Water service is economical.
Imagine —it coats only lc to operate the
average Electric Refrigerator for 12 hours,
Electricity is cheap to use.
You can banish dirt and dust in jig time
with an Electrio Cleaner lc pays the cost
of a whole clay's cleaning!
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The modern Electric Washer is fast, work]
saving and gentle on clothes. And 2c does''
a whole week's washing!
You sit down and take your ease with the
Electric Ironer. And all it costs is lo an
hour for electric current.
7oa.m,.,
Better light means boiler sight ... and it
beautifies your home. Just a few cents a
week pays for electric lighting.
l'or qts ok breakfasts, tasty supper snacks,
electric table appliances are just the thing
and thrifty to operatel
..M:eMfk 1477,
YES, electric service for the home is the biggest bargain
that ever figured in a fancily budget! Because the cost of
Hydro service has come down, down, down. Today, the
average cost per unit in Ontario is only 11/4 cents as com-
pared with an average in 1914 of 5 cents.
Think what that means! It means that nearly every
Ontario family can afford to use the modern Electric
Servants they've always wanted. It means that for just
a fe;r cc its a day you can enjoy delicious meals cooked
electrically ---plenty of hot water "on tap"—a modern
electric lau,+dry—and so many up-to-date, work -saving
electrical appliances. Mahn yours a modern electric home
—for better and thriftier living!
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MO POWER
13 YOUR
DIIGGEST
REMAIN
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
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