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Scripture from Psaim 10. Offer- ing amounted to $2.75. Friend- +ship-fund_47 cents. = Next place of meeting is to be at the home of Mrs. Lyman New- son, with the following commit- tees in charge: Membership, Mrs. ‘Muriel Green; study book, Mrs. Earl Willis; lunch, Mrs. Lyman Newson, Mrs. Heber Barrett and Mrs, Alton Newson. ing closed with hymn “In Christ there is no East or West,” and Mizpah benediction. TOUGH ANIMAL The bobcat or bay lynx is a muscular specimen of the cat

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Mrs. Colin MacLeod read an interesting story on the resurrec- tion. Another paper in the form of a dialogue, was read in parts by six members. This explained fully the purpose, and daily act-

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Hundreds of budget-priced items for home and family on sale at Eaton’s during this three day Spring sale. Stock up at low sale prices. |

EARLY MORNING SPECIALS - WEDNESDAY

ON SALE 9 a.m. TO 12:00 NOON — NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ON THESE SPECIALS, PLEASE!

Men’s STRETCH HOSE

Men’s White Dress SHIRTS cotton be6adcloth

FLATWARE SETS —

34 piece stainless steel flatware,

Made from 100% nylon yarns in Good quality Sot nes edt at: to tonal. cau rted shad nd patterns, Fits em, shirts with lar style collar and My, ap Pesan aa, + SPECIAL en eo SPECIAL cuts roy gia a a a SPEcta So en ew" —s ar SOE | Ore can 2:69 — « 19.95 Women’s BLOUSE’ DAMPENING BAGS 18” LEVEL a me hag — eee hat clothes damp and ready to f\ 18” wood level for vertical and P Sizes 12 to 18. SPEC iron. Ideal as a laundry bag. srfcha horizontal use. ; r each 2.99 = ——. each 49¢ Qe each 99¢ “FOOD WHIP” COTTON BUNK SHEETS. LINEN HUCK TOWELLING Stainless steel wings ahd nylon ?

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