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One hundred and twenty years ago there
- were only seven of 'us Working ori ,tlie
, staff -of_ the•Bankcashiet;:an account...7.. ,
ant,' a paying teller; a second, feller, a
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• of ,Canadian life,' .our Bank . his kept • ,
strong arid,efficient7by pursuing a Policy
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Att.-safety...for depositors tuid'hy. 'keeping:, •
'our. Servirea,alWays ahreast•.of modern, "•,..
discOunt clerk,..a • second boolkee• per, and .,,cOriditicins.
11 lorter!-that,was the entire staff. Te4,
in. 'times of expansion •and 'depression;
" day we are more than '6,009, in more .: 'in the' test and the worst of economic
7,than 500 Branches, all werking,ta render „ renditions; .. through 'Peace and, wars:
Modern, experienced banking service._ • Panics and Political upheavals, Canadians „
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have learned to rely upon the uowiver-':.
• Our Bank'a, career. has been inseparably"-
, ing safety ,and• banking 'aSsiltance of
woveaioto,th. c:..carcer....of_the.n.ition..aucr--thrmik-0--mbatiat ,
•eirolY Par.t•Pf it FPunclecl in. 1-817, the Dominion itself yet young as the latest
• Bank at, Once beanie •a, financial path, ' .sex,ind-husiriess enterprise of Canada, we
finder'for"Canada'S Pioneers. Through all , are working as usual on :our 120th'
• the intervening eventful growing years Birthday.
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"a 'hank :where • small accounts are welcrie-
Modern; xperienC&LEankitig §ervice The 'Outcome of
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20,Year? Successful. 9peptiori.'
0.0=4,•MON/04&•4,4444.4=.1.1,1,0/1/.4•••• •
UMENTS. at first cost'
Hiving Our factory ' equipped' With:
the. Mostmodern, nniehinery:. for' the •
eiceention of high Claes Work,: we -01i
you to see the largest display .of o
.innents, of • any.: retail lactorY .
tariO„, All: finishedby sand blast: ,ma.
chines'. 'We *port 'all Or -granites
••:-.-•••froin :-.the • Old- country:-.:quarilea dir,
eet, in the rough. 'you 'can 'Save :all
Ideal dealers', agents' and niiddleMaii
-, prate : •
E. J.' Skelton' & Sin
, At West. -End `Rridgc[7,WAlliiirroN
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..:011N ER
HELENS
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,M.r.• and Mrs. D. J, gelato* gr.
and Mrs. Morley' and -son Celin nT
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Vineland and 'Neely '.Todd -
Stratford were :week -end guests- of
Mr. -and Mrs,. D. Todd:.
,yB,CiltN=On,Monday,..,Nolvember lst
to • Mr: . ahci, Mis Eldon Millea of St.'
Heleits, a daughter: •
.• •
gu eat aPeakerat., the United .61iureli
neXt'•SUnday • mOrning. • •
.and Mrs, 'Resinke and family.
of, WA :'terloo,. and ;Mrs. Will Fisher
of ,GrinisbY' Were recent ,visitorS. With
Mrs. . Rosinke's lather, Mr. john
Mochrie. . I • . '
;-he •regular :Meeting of the:Y.
wa.i-h•eld • on.-Sunday:exerting,- Wheit:
the scripture', lesson Was.' read • by'.
;lean Thorn.' Splendid. reportP ',Of the
,r'e con t coaching' conierence ;held...at
Clinton and Of..the London' conference.
YfT: U:, ten vention • at, 7' Chathaim,.
Were giVen„ the forMer- by 'the. presi-
siont, 'Is'Obel Miller and :the 'latter .by•
Rey; • M. Wright . 'Delegates' •weee.
. •
appointed: tO„,atterid' the 'Yoting. Pee-,
• i)le's sehoel • being helclat
Nile each2Tuesday and Thursday
ev-
ening -.for :three -weeks.' . . •
Dimly • liglitect.iiVith Jack -0 -lanterns
•and,.• decorated, in . Orange' aqd black,.
the." basement , of -the United Chard)
:presented • a ••••fitting : baekground ler
the, Hailowe!en. soCial held: 'by tho,i`iy.,
. on MOmiay, evening, • Members
of '. the ", Whitechurch Society ;were
ghSt"$. ghd many,. Came in„estame
The , judges;,, !Mrs. Gibson Gillespie
of l'Whitechureh,, , 'Mips .
Charles' -and ,Rev. Wright 4--
i• • .
warded.the Prisca' to 'the followiog.••••-
rariCY :dreased adul, Mrs.., las.- Pal.
eetier;., of Whitechiirch„*AS. Queen' .Vit•
teria;. cernie dreseed adilli';;. Garnet'
Farrier, Whitechtiroh;• children's, fan-
cy dress, •Shirley Riiebanan and' Coin-
icliarelcr,"Kaylor. Gamea.' and cad'
teats 'Were, fil'ekial.t,Ige. of 'Vera ;Taylor,:
convener, of thereteatieli coii,, with
.Dtirothy Milli, assistant, They were
ably ifsPisted. by. Miss Genevieve Watt:
and Mr.,' Bert llimore:of -Whit
church. Mi.as 'Wadalai') fevered with
readitli and Mr:- Calliniore, With ti
piano Sola.),Litneb 'of, sandwiches.' and
pumpkin Pie Was a,e•tved ,ariO. after
Mr, Clarence McCionegban of White-
elltireh' had extended thanks Ofi, be -
halt of that •sosiety,,th6' meeting . iyas
• eli)80- by the singing Of Anld•Adano.
kitisqe-At\hie Watsen 'and' Lanrine2
Miller 'at the Handieraft Club
ti'Cderkipillred Mis4 Flora
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Coun
ty tO London,. Wednea-•
day .where, 'the 'girls,' gave their'. de-'
nametratieri on "Clothes Oloiieta `up
• -to,,,dntc; at the Weaterti Ontario
:Convention 'of Orneri'S institatea,
'held. iti Hotel, •1LOtLdOn.
• . Mr : and 'Irs. :Raithby. Of 'Auburn,
viSited recently . and :Mrs..
' Russel . Reid.. • • . • , : •' •
:The. ,commanity. extends its syrn,.
• pathy to Mr. and Mrs: Ervin G: Zinn-
• . And family, in the less his mother
' . Mrs. Zinn Of Owen. 'Sound.:
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, . • . ,
Miss •Iaahelle, lifelong • resi,
dent: of the 12th 'con., :known d'
coiner, passed a';,,vay at ' the
Ho:me, In •„Clinten.: Her eyesight ;had
been filing; for -.a number. of :years;
s� 'Wee uns.b1.6 ,,tolive alone afterfier
., sister's d\eath. Her funeral was held
nt LuelcOw.. •
:The ladies Of • acketVi W.11. S.
held; a siruqessfu14 quiltrng for: the
:bale' at the • home of •Mrs:' Adam,
Jelinstone: • • '
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'?,1r. and Mr$,...jaMes Drennan vis-
ited" On Wednesday ,With Mr. And Mrs..
Sherwood of :Helfast. • ,"
Mra. -Ewartl Jamieson had the
r. misfortune to 'slip ,ori a,, step and
break ,-a bone in •ber,,ankleon Sat=
• '1•10E13!.• Are hope 'for a speedy resov-
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ely
!tut,' and. Mrs:, 'Lorne. VI:kirish and
family visitedaticl'•,Mrs..A.
:Stein, Of ''Parametint Oh Sunday,'
.' • Miss. "'betty 'Bissett, Student 'nurse
Of Gederich General' Hospital, visited
Sanday. with MiSs Anna' Mite Par,
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..,JohA•, D. Partiah' Visited with
• Mr. and It Pliner Parrish Of Ger-
,
rie recently:- . , .
' Miss Margaret SiMPM:in is aupplY,
• ing; at 'Ne".•• 10 :School ria Mr. Dllheah
MCKAY is sick. -7,
• Mias MYrtle J�hnsthne -Is Rasiat.
ing herjgraridmother,• Mrs-
SherWood:'4, Mee Sherwood, -heat)
• feat itt present:
A .nntriber totitig ,felk took in:
the play and dance in, 'LueknoW •,on
pri.d4y, .••
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Ca.'ell 'visitedwith Mr; (and
aeorge Lane last' week. ;
aa4. ;qrs.Heb urr11i of Mae
king Visitedvith Mr, and Wire, Prank
' latinstakkei recently. •
POR
.putOPLt.:octoVt.1::
,
. VM Walsh is recOvering from,
e p or,b1004 p0j$Pning in his hand.
Joe Erperscon. of Kineardine
visited at 'Mr. 'George Einerson's, on.
rPesdal•
• TheladiesA aid, vies largely attended
at the betnie of Mia. Gawley hist lve0,
•
'Mrs. Dore; -$,r., Pas.s04aWaY. at the
home of her daughter, Mi', John Col-'
,
and Mrs.' l3en. cot,tan Phild-
ren Visited"relatiies at•TeesWn er ;on'
• My,. and, ',gra.. C4411'4; Collins,
and %trs.' RuseIl .Collins and.
'spent, the .Weekiend' at
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' •„ and
family'.and Mi-. .J�hn Wall -and Miss
Annie Wall spent Sudu at Wallace.
Mrs,: Isaac' ' John
:and carmap.,.• and ' Mr: John • :Irvin,
.sPent.;81triday at Mr.. Jack Emerson.
• . Mr. Frank • COrrie left last•ThurS-
, .
day fur 'Sudbury. •
1:14V.:!• E.
Mis K. MeraYden of Tfitertion bads
•eharge.'•of the lippei„ north' line ache'o1..
duirng the piit two weeks, Owing to.
ale_il4j4,5!..3 of ttlsp:te:Eictier,:1‘01' TAM,:
ett.4 gq11,41S.
ReIatjvcs.here attended' the' fun-
eral ea Monday of •LIOYd,ThomPion,
three-year-old ••son, Of', Mr, .:andr•Mrs..
Murdoch sTliorripSon; of. 'Glamis, who
;passed awaYfolloWing ,a brief ,illness
from ..blood, poiConing. :"
Collins and daughter„
Miss: Fero,; Were'." in Toronto. 'chafing
the ,,week,:Cntti:. • • • • • • •, • • •
Friends are: glad- te. learn that Mr..
Jo lin Sturgeon 'is now able to leave
his roc*. ' • . •• • •
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Ferrier .'yiSited: with her
dab ,hter Mrs J Cuvier hit .
week.,'-•
underwent:7:a,
idnail. operation •last..)VetinesclaY in
Kincardine Hospital,.the . operatien-
being . perforinecie •by Dr.. MacFarlane,
of -looncton.'.••,.•' ••• „,‘
, ,
Mrs.-M.:pi*? , kr: and • Mrs, •Chas.•
Wilson .and babe' of ,Iretreit were' reL
Cent .visittrs at, the 'home :a thg, for..
nier'ss, father, -Mr: Jas.' .arid,
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With .other:.relations.,.• :••• • ':
MitS Edith Johnston „af-.Ktnlough
is 'at. present'.engaged,, at Mr James,
Ferriep!a, „ • • '
,ciin:A.(eiissspe.Antnnae Mw‘c1C.dianynoeyvv:of I'rncari
th Mr. and
Mis JOhnYStfirgeon. '
, ; 'Meeting -last
,Wednesday , afternoon' in :the J.Tnited,
Church Was, • attendedIatjies, .• • .
from • the 'other:.,denerniriations• being
Minted 'guests. Mrs: • .(Rey..)' Kersey:
Of..Kintardine, ,the .guest . s'Deaker,
g ve,ar„„rnost 14 -splendid, ', address •• • an..
twilla.00'Ovilik,"..7: Mrs: '.!S.
;hind; sec"y.-treas.,.. read ..the •• minutes
at the:. laat:r.rpeeting; 'W; Ben-
nett ied the Stisiture, less,on •and
cerinnented•-on-it; Mis fieta Sturgeon:
•spoke cm the • Study: Hoek,' and Mrs.'
S. 'Arinatrong H.; 'Peter, read
short. Papers': Lltei% 'Mat 'faVored
with a:"solo, ..A• hearty ,,yete : of .thank,•
'Was • Ordered" Mrs: special
Thanksgiving'"offering• •Wai taken, l'out
lunch was.:served'.after• the :close:. of
the ineeting:s• ' I • •• .
• ' Many ..-frierids, stroin.here attended
the futioral in Friday �f wIrs:' John.
tkirtii:eil.; • (nee •,,:kies...Ein.4,Need7.
..fOrieral" serviee • was 'con=
• ducted•'bY her ',Pastor; ' key.
sOW, in Chalmar'P:•Chpreh.i Pie, 'funeral:
iVaP one of the -lig.est,, and ',inter:-
• •
inent was. 'made 'Kin6a, rd. e-
* • On Thursday • •niglit,•••of last' week,
.,the 1oc Intinehtif O.datelloyy's. held
. their aniival.,installatIons of officers,
•Andrevo.••liaiterean' of
Rip-
'eey Otdcei', and
the:: 'following ,ofticers: Were . elected:,
Wilbert • liedgkingeri; • N.
.flaurence • Sterling; V.
•GeddeS;., :Walter: Moore; .Trealiv;„
Gerd6n' Clark;'' Warden 'Ian Mac-,
, , • • . ,
Kenzie. Con.; Stanley :.;rair;
CWT. Hewitt; .S.itin Moore;
'Lindy.;
A lei Ca inert:hi Hunt,er ;
,;.NOble• ,tewtirt"; .La.;
Iliidred.••• Chap .' Herb Peter.: '
The ..COpgregation- the:. Pit:riled
C)flireb. 'wore- favored ,ot.tr an id'eal
day ,fOr their alInilferadry :$etyieeS
Sunday, ;Rey, Mr:. Tuckerof sLiicknOW
'Wes 'the ,speaker of tife.'clnY,, and his:
niesSages: 'Were' ,aplrZiciated.•'. At. ,the
Atte:016On ::Sels‘fic6,, Mrs HeritY of
Eincardint sltiig two • eoloi..'! At the
.ovening ' service: the „"Plorida
• Sx-
tetk" prosided the ,:pinsiC,,. All ..the
apteial :Musk • Wit's very, iinitht enjoyed
Mid • added., greatiy to the seri/ices:.
.The churh wntitIaeenuhto
'ticcotriOdatethe• CroWd,nt tl4e eVentrig
,eervice. '• • •••••-- • •
r, a, 'MO1101110. aid 1V1t4'e
1') " dtrin
toneeit tinder 'the: 'anslf
• . deg of.
Pitt an by • "The
I1otidagekitette. Oh .1VteildaSr eVOirig
'.4itteridcd, th6' perfati
in •the •'1/•..res.1),ytit,riati A).erY.
largely
, .
inieb.:;VV.tra. 'real treat to. ail' att
'tentled;o- '
,A• matter in be given ,early • con-
sideratipn / is hockey , 'activities • In
Lrucknow this -Coining 'season.
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With the community ',hall given
dication of being.in readiness -,When
.the season.: oPens,.. the, hoekey, situd.
tion- is ,,orie that cells for .ininiecliate
consideration. '
•,--"-There plenty -of --wrinkles
to lion out, ..anch as 'how the apart
should promoted and operated;
the question * • equipment, What
teams Will be enteredin organized
hockey, :and Wijat leadne,' -can
be organized. •
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, . • •
concern ..should now scentre:
and 'juveniles a the
village and district, iwith, a ,vietv to
developing, a.: team.. Worthy of 'suCh.
an arena • as ' they, will be privileged
to strut their sitnff .in this -winter.
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The iinlortant, thing is a meeting
within; the next week or 'to!' days --
:a Meeting at 'which those -.interested
•, promoting: hockey • as `• as
, • .
playing it Will be Present... •
Clinton:Colts can: again he counted
on' as a formidable' :inter-;
melliate threat, last r. year's 7 tm
ea' Fbe-
,
ing :Praetcially ' intact. -with the ,eX•:.
• cepti.on of their 'goalie,: Harold. Stade,:
although recent motor. aCcidezit in-
juries, 'make 'Kelso, Streets a doilbt-'
starter when the . 'season • rolls
ronmi;
*`. *' * *.
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' The town Of Wistrton is rnskingan
effortto arouse enthusiasm with a
'view' t� building an arena! there. 8 ' •
:As * * '*
:Included a 'list of 0.'11: A. trans-
fers, -was ; tgat. Clarke froin
,Wingham,.where he played last year,
fa: Poirassap Where this year ' he . is
,
teaching chooL,
' * . ** ,
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'pob,,Thoopspn has been • appointed
;cOach of the 1,incifirditie 'juniors
seitson,.....13p4, vitli .about twenti,fiVe
„Players, keen for . a position, ' that
aggregation't la winter: '
• • *, • * * log *
rikk
iigersp are . . -c am-;
town- is banking., en e„ strOng junior
pions, defeating Caledonia. in.a three
,
-gaind serieS., •
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• . •• * * • • •
Cec: ,_Wilcox, Who. Pitched,. chesley,
into ,the
has turned doWnthe offer 'of tbe
Stritfont sehiora," who tried to • lure
'Wilcox to that
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,'I've got . a. new idea, : Portiine in
-.. . .
it, ; , ' , 'i•
What haw?' . • .
• ts lin' alit/1i: cloer that einita' de,
lielous -Odors of tilling,
''rt
„baconand
1 gant cset. • ..
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D.cmoAtmati.
Mr. , and. Mrs 'Cullen Pentland
Grimsby are Blending a fewdays
with his mother,, Mrs, David ,Girvin
and%sistei Mrs Jead Willianis After
'heir visit here, theyare continuing
cm „their. ).vaY. to visit friendS`at Cl*
, Mrs. B. J. Crirwford, left • bi Sun -
tiny for Detroit to spend the winter
,:riOntlis with her daughter, Mrs.' R.
Tor -
ti
and
lai. 1eidy1}44'•returned;
' • ' ' :
• 14. 'Wlihur Brown . has had.... his
farm home ; and barn' rwirecf,:for hydro;
Vida is extending the ihydrO,. line to,-.
wards iti,e,
4• 11?,
ev. Mr. Grahan of Toronto, edi-
t4r of the : Miesienaey Outlook, oc.-
-cuPied the pulpit at the' evening ser -
'.ICC at the United 'Church, Sunday.
inspir-
11111i; ts "oe:r 111h iCssil: 1 iwas s el3r r andd e
gave a
vivid description., ' some''of the
drouth areas this summer. in .'Saskat-
chewan. :It as timely subject as
�n MOnelaY; it' canvass for vegetables
and'fruit was made by Willing work-
ers; who are. naalting •up a carload to,
leave' McGaw for the 'Test. Mr., Ttir-
tier, 'the, pastor,' favored with a solo
•daring the. service.
Mrs.; Sproule- and daughter
Rebnva,. spent a few days visiting
friends in Goderieh last week, re-
turning on iSundaY.
The. monthly meeting of the ladies.'
Guild of St. Paul's Anglican Church :
ia meeting at .the liokni of Mrs. Thos.
Park, :Friday afternoon:
Thos., OUlbert, 82 -year-old
West Wawa' nosh; farmer, ' has not
been: well ,lately with heart trouble.
$e. has been "quite_rugged_and did.a lot"
of ploughing this fall. He enjoys his
:mirk and we, hope '•he aeon 'be
but . •
r.afaivin tisrotater•s,• '
Robert Mrs
'Fitzgerald, Mrs., Diviclaon. and Beth
•Park, attended t e. Westeru SectirMal
Meeting at Kiz1ough, One :day list
Mr. and . Jacob -Reed have been
'visiting Ong friends' ' at •Allison•and
Newmarket.„•• •
• The W. M. Ss, 'a :Erakiae 'Prahy-
.teriati .pharch; are :,-invited, by • Mrs:.
).„ MacDonald to the Manse ,at
LucknOW;:'.0.n•,Friday:::for the NOVeni,',
• .. . ,
ra. nada are"lint
:ring 'the
hoof nWestern e with Mr:, and , Mrs. Ed. Bewera
and 'Will.' soon 'Move •to ta• house' Of
:Mr.
:Lewfa:i§ engagecf:'te ..1
Master. Lynn. Turner. and '-his little
-'61-Sterif,Margarerieritertained
number of :••their.:amall friends7,te,..a
116,116We'en': Part), at • the parionage
on Monday night. 1, . : '1'
" The. Y P U of:: the •United Chureh
vva s'„ held n Wedrieaday, night, With:
Helen.Andersori in charge..The tonic
"PoVertY " and was 'liken
by Cony Finnigan , after ,whicli • an
eleetion, of ,offieeris tookvIrice with the
'followitig....-.:r„"aulta, President, Helen.
'AndertOri; • : Henrietta7
Purer, Gordon Finnegan; .pianist i; Lois
Treleaven;.,. Assistant,' Cora, Culbert,
'Convenors, Christian" .
tIiigh..,McWhinneY;, Missionary,
'Citizenship; 'Graham
. ,
Pinkney;. -Christian. culture; :cora th'6'
Recreation,' Cera. Finnigan;
As-
sistants, Kitchener: Finnigan .1 and
-Lorna •••110adlif.• , Convenor,
.111,e1ba. ''''POW:ler.;, Leadership , training,
'Cora :Cnilfert.... '
DUNGANNON ; IS .G.ROVVIlsiG-=•.,
We 'will Po•On need a street.direto.TY.
Last ;Friday night •two.. iyoung
got' Ott the track and Were, told, they
.sure bad wronge,',ncldress. • Will
Strangers please , take',•note:,, the niain
main.,greet runs ,north., and south not
,
east .ano, west ••• , • • •
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CltAWroltp-7CTILIMl.T•H. • .
A • very pretty, • autumn.' 'wedding
toOk• pInce..at. Maple -Grove. Farm at
high ,000h, "Satnrday, Oatober:•'80th,
•wli*en Evelyn ',Loiiiie• elder daughter,
and ''Mrs.••!W: A. Culbert Wag
united in marriage , to. John'14Ontird
Crawford, third son of ;Mr; and Mrs.
Win, OraWfOrd,,,POrt 'Albert,- The 'cer.!'
ernony was performed' by Rev. --T. R.
Turner. and the: Wedding.' Mt.Igie
played hy., Miss .Margaret Crawford,•
Sisier• Of -the bridegroein,,
The* bride Was given- in' inarriag4
by• lier.,:inther, and :•Was • Very ittti;Re.
tive,; Wearing . agow. Of Wine,
transparent velvet •witii silver ttini-
:a, bandeau ef. enter' !low-.
ers on. her ...hair: 'he Carried a lovely
•hoinitiet of TaliSma roses and tnakl-
en • hair fern:. The .bride's sister, CC,ra
Culbert,' WAS.. brideStritiid arid Were:, a
ge'vyn 6f silver -broc8de'f net ..trter
black .iiiitettae, 'and alio tarried.roietr.
The • bridetaraornis brother;, Ernest
:CiaiViord; :Was • ;beat', mind GliCatc,•
nuMbering.athirly,five Were served tt,
:Wedding dinner :in 'the dining rOOtia
*WA *AB- deetriated,; With Pink and
rwhi4„.',Streartiers with
ding h•81. stisp•ended -from' the' .e.entri.
With, tbig brithes 'taketh
F. fin e •C'ented • •
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EN RI Round TripGAIN FA
(MilliMPAI FOXVA: 44ki1ts% 75c: , Ctlildren 40e.)
F r 0 lil * I. • U (, K PI 9 V, .
4 2 To Oshawa. •Bewnianville,' Port• Hoi3e,
•
, _ _II '../ • -la Cobourg Trenton Jet
FRI &SAT NOV 11 Belleville I.
Napanee,Kingston, GananOque, Brockville, .prescatt, Morrisburg,
" Cornwal1:0. Uxbridge, Lindsay, peterhoro, Carnribellford, Newmarket,
Penetang„ Collingwood,, Megord, Barrie, Orillip, Midland, -GraVeri-
' ' :twist, Braeebridge, .1-ItiritsYille, 'Callender. North ,Bay, perry Sogrid,
Sudbury, Lor 1a. Geraldton, Xellicoe, Beardmore, Fort .William,
SAT.•NOV•13 to •TORONTO Alsritterd, Math
, • • , *, . :• - . . Chesleyg, chnton,lDurham,'
Weter, Ferglis.: aocterickr, Guelph,.. Hainiltori. BarioYer. ..tiarriaton, •
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Walkerton,' Wiartob, Wingh&nt.. :Woodstock.. ' ' -'•• ' • T.462B
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•' '•KING EDWARD • HOTEL, TORONTO "
1 - NOVEMBER '4T1i: TO, : 13T11 ' INCLUSIVE , AT. THE
• The Literary. Event of 'the. Year and' the Meet's of Bookshelves, see
the best beaks' of the Year. More than 50 per cent: bigger than, in
1936, Extra ,hooths more exhibitsand special tropical : displays of ,
• wide and varied nature. Poetry, Drama, Travel,,Itkinance. The la- ,
test and •gat in 'Boys' and Girls'' gift 'books, See 'the 50 best books
of the year:,Favorite authors to' speak each daY„and„ more than goo
publishers from 1.lnit,ed Kingdom,.„ ;United . States and Canada will '
exhibit. Rare and irreplaceable manuscripts on Viaw. An attr.aetion
:. not to be equalled for all lovers of books. • ''
•
NATIONAL MOTOR SHOW
• i4OVEMBER-6T117.-.T0-1T11;--1NCIATS-IVE:,"411E
AUTOMOTIV' BUILDING, ;EXIIHATION 'PARK, TORONT
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The "Pacemaker of Automobile -Shows ..of the *arid" offering- the
;latest in the newest design of cars for 1938. All the beat products '
.of the automotive industry. on display .• Experts declare', the •Toronto. •
show' is 'unequalled frorn ,pdint of 'view of' exhibits, number Of
manufacturers taking ,Space and for special building, designed for
the purpose of 'displaying new ears. The 1937 Motor SlitiVi provides -4-
, a- spectacle WithOilt precedent or counterpart, in LondOlf Paris or
, New York.. Experts state that the. 1937. National Motor Show_wilt
• -b-bigger and lk-ft-Wthan ever.'
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..,NOVEMakk..13..•,-“Alr,:i..ONAL....,..H.EKEY LEAGUE
-chicago:Black.:::11a*ksil •vs1 Toronto Maple Lea(s
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•Wlaittever your plant ftir,renovating your •
prOperty; consult oui local nianager'aboui:: I
• a limn under the !iorne hnitrovement,Plan.."
• Ask for a copy Of our•folder
on ,Idodernization
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BANK OF MONTREAL
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-a hank where small 'accounts art-
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Of .the table. -.Pretty ,bouquets ad6rned
table.' Pour girl -friends. 44 the
bride asSisted, in 'serving 'and : were
Miasep•••Marjorie, Henderson;
Lucknow Coia Fmniga'n, Cola,: Dick-
son and "Frances. Crozier:. The bride
,Was the recipient, of -many . eauti u
gifts. , They left • ()xi a honeyaioon
trip to :Southern :Ontario. On their
retitirdthey will resifle•en the g;roOni's:
'faith, south of: port Albert, Ori the
Blue•.?Water ',Highway.:This .nonula
Reuben ,Tiffin
Charlie, Mr. 'and • Mrs., Victor
spentSon Sunday with Mr. and
Russel: Ritchie of .near
and
Emer-
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Miss Grace Richardson of Pipe
River sPent:',Sunday at .her hen* here
•Tony' Reich • 'sPent last Week
With Mr...t. Albright of E. Wavatiosh:
lake. a3int -is
young couple have ye, isunne,,S 7.6.7re for sa few
days with fall
ofhfor ,i h tppy
Prosperoug 'future. ' I 'The ladies of the 2nd and 4th had
A Very ',interesting Meeting of the, Taiiu.vresrira'r'afternoon8teCessti4
i.cinibiliteh:thef•
ri'g' brot•:'
Dungannon branch of, the . WOMen's
Institute was held last TT' 's f Nov 4th,
Lt4/3,1,a4Wre, aoTthiciipa'
ternoon at • the ,horrie Uri, FrdnIt'
Day in
rtSh..eforni , 0ify; ed?'s1,.a. tti,dh pt '13t116g:n dilVEW4'qc)(14.1tO'sliaa.it.ti)81 home
e'ladies6f
aie
'dent, occupied ,"tlie .chair'; ,and •'wel()ate to 'presents
Singing.the, Institute Ode and repeat- ih. Langside Rural Club:, met • en
ing the;•Lord's prayer in •unitoni, a_ Fr:day evening to reorganizeAlt in,
business 'opciriod 'began .'at v.rn. many were:present; tin
The minutes '-ortliE,Ipt".,-iiieetiiini•ere, aro the :bilkers for.,,,the coming
,reati and Approved; The roll call was :Prorlidenti 'Charlie 'Tiffin; '1st' 'N/,1: 5., •
answered hir j gj,r diciiiidniqher"s W ppley , Tiffin; • •SeC'y.-TreaS., A oh n,
Maiden Name. - Mrs; Alton, „ Mrs....1. M., :fityre; assis't.„ Bert Caskinctiei
Ryan; Mrs R Davidson •and,:, Mrs: 0 0 ntnition in,an, kr. ,Ar...hl;
Popp 'offered.. their Ironies' that :the' ne F.loOi• manager, 9eorge Tiffin;
g•rotilp 'knight- -re=arialige ' tile': fi.irnir A;' .s•sist.,• ' V iet:Or :Emerson ; dallereoll'A:
'tareIt wns 'decided • te malc,e, a .ceni-, ,Gr, pge.._'11..filp, .. Toni,. llockley,,, Victor ' •
forter end donate 'a Pah.. of iblzincl., 'Enieraon; • Orville :Tiffin; r 'PrOl*ram :'•
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ette blankets tothose u;1107: -Were' burn, Conirinnittee - for , Neveniber : 2t3t1i;
ed., out recently., The ladies sang tom:- Orville :Tittli, Pearl, .Iiiickle3,r; 'N'trs',.•,,:.,
niuniti Songs for a, While' ;And the 'Ai ,Iiie , McKinnon, „ Pete ' McDonald, .
, , . 4 , ... ,
grandinothers who Were reqUested, ta re's '..4Pe'lling.: tight will be Ncivein c
:he ' k their Wedding picture Made en.' . z, , ' .
te tafinnent ' aniong :them, as theY 'ehe • Mission Band of the . United
,Were passed around :' A d!splay of old- Cburcb, W.hiteehurh,'Will bold an'. cn,...."
time: ";•haridicraft' Was„ given# rater, .tertainitent • on 'Friday evening in
;which seine •muaie WRS' provided ' by t,lie••ehurch... '
. ,
Miss 'Lois Treleaven. singing ','A 'Lit.'
tie 'Old Lady". Misi Melba PoUrier •
favored With, a reading arid Mrs. O.
Tieleaven , with a 'ntiti Old:: A
gift to the Ofae,si gro:Otiniother,
tent,. was -awarded to '1ks David.
Glenn 'and'to the yeapgest one 'Pre'.
cent, WheWas Mt Win:;•MCClure and ;
'to Mrs. Elizabeth who_ had the
• /Mat 'grandehildreity nuniberiiig 21, •
"BePresent at Out Table• Lord?' voi
Ming and lunch served' by the heat -
;chats. A box of candy Wha /irf$ttitbd
' each gratidniether Pres.ent and' tic);
g a 'ery); efijotpb1e AttettiO0rii
„they. $afig "Ged , The Kingn;•"
'Mr, and -WS. Ken : Harriet:4i. of .
Sehforth:haye'. define td., work on
•Robt. ihitnin'a farm :On 'the 4th eon., .
cOaSioli , A shfleld.. :
: mrs, tri, Dobbs, With dati-,
.ghter, Verna arid, Irene of Citilinderi".,
,Northern, Ontario', yiait'ed 4SAII4tiSr
flhe litdYP.g tiSttt Mrs. C1148r'-Eitiotti,
They travelled with a camp trailer ,
, lett lk/anday to ei,n0111.te thei
bit) Where
spend the