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It's beautiful!. `It's compact! It
has more new : features .than
ever before. The printwork is
superb. It operates with ,ease
and speed. Come in let , us
show you these Q uiet-titers.
Carrying case included '.
EXCLUSIVES '1
•• Miracle Tab
• Simplified Ribbon Changer'
• Super'•Strength Frame
• ' 'NeW beauty in printwork
• Larger sited. Cylinder •
• Free! Touch Method: Instruction; : •
Book ' • ,.
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GIRL GUIDE' NOTES
There . !were , only . • •two . Girl
Guides'. absent ', last' Friday night
from. the :regular .:'meeting. :Mrs:
°Wellington Henderson came to
test the theoretical. part : of the,
0o w : a • ge. e . O owin
Guides qualified, Jean Richards;
• Joanne Hunter, Joan Crawford.
and Nancy Webster.: Miss • John-
ston took :the .other Guides on
an•Olsservattcsn Walk -after vwhk h
they all' met at Mrs. McKim's for
camp fire .singing. Mr. Elmer Um-
bach is teaching • the Company , so
that they will be able .to try for
the "Campfire". • certificate, This.
is a -company badge and :must be
passed every: two years. Next
week is Court. of.' Honeur ,at'6:00
•p.rn. •Guides at 7.30. Brush, ,your•
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AUXILIARY HEAD
The annual pot -luck supper of
the Ladies' Auxiliary Was held
in, •The Legion Rooms, Tuesday;
November 22nd. Thirty-six Mem-
bers sat down to a most delight
rful turkey supper, Plus • . all. the
trimmings and' a few tall stories
by the ladies! When supper was:
• over, everyone set to and wash
ed' up before • the meeting 'part
of the evening got 'underway„
The ':bazaar,, which takes ,.place
on Saturday, pecember .3rd; was
discussed acrid all members ,,Are
urgentlyrequested, to, hand ' in
their ,contributions. early.: enough
to give., the ladieson. the cqm
mittee: time to get all set �up for
What is hoped. will be a record
sale. : •
Nominations and election' of of-
ficers for 1956 then took, place.
with Past President Eva Black:
acting` as election 'officer,. Com-
rade England • as +secretary, and
Comrades E. Lemoine, H. Bush
ell D. Anderson . as' scrutineers:
pres,, Comrade .Anna :Johnston;
.1.st vice pres., Comrade. Joan. Eng-
land; 2nd vice pres., . Comrade
Marg Wasney; secretary, : Corn •:
rade Eunice Reid,, treasurer, Com-
rade Sadie . Hanilton;' executjve
committee, Comrades Sarah Calf
yer, M. Wecl'sh, M. McFarlane, E.
Black;. H.. McQu llin; entertain-
ment. committee,;K. Forster, . M.
Carruthers, M, Hall,' M. Wasriey,
A. Thai -risen; • sewing committee,
A. Thomson, E Barkwell, A. Mc-
Quillin,',:S. Collyer, M. 'McFarlan,.
• H. Robirison,. ,A •McLennan; mem_
: bership , committee, S. *MacMil-
lan, A..'Johnston, A.•Bushell
'The nomination and : election of
standard bearers and - b0ildir g
committee was. held over until
�' the. ,December meeting: " .
.The evening ended with a sing
song .and . spontaneous 'entertain-.
inent by:sortie of .the ladigs.
All.'members with ticket books
on the quilt. .are • asked tohave.
them :in before the ,bazaar on
'Saturday.
Daughters 'of the Kairshea
Tle second meeting of 'the Dau-
•ghters of'.' the . Kairshea was •held,
on satu'rday evening at the home
of •1 elen ,Campbell. The presi
dent, Johan a Dejang, presided.
.for the businesssection. of. 'the
LANGSIDE : NORTH
The W.M.S. Auxiliary:. held
their November meeting' ' at 'the
home , of ' Mrs. Lloyd 'Moffat.. The
eeting. The roll call.. was ails -`.president, Mrs.. Parish Moffat,.
wered ,by a bedroom accessorypresided.. Mrs Orr read the
scripture •arid. Mrs Charlie 'rift'
wanted for the :girls' bedroom:
The leaders :helped• some .of the.
girls to make' waste paiper bask-
'ets. The meeting was' closed with'.
a dainty lunch" served by the hos
tess; • .
On Saturday afternoon, • Nov-
4.Qirla m
ber�t17; �-,�hhe hlx=
ley McClure's for their' 3rd meet-
ing Johanna Dejong presided.
The roll 'call was .• answered 'by
the color used' in the girls' 'bed-
r.-oom.:•_ The leaders then read art-
icles on the different types of
bedspreads. The meeting, . closed'
with ` a dainty lunch ' served.. by
the hostess..
FORMER WAWANOSH .COUPLE
ARE MARRIED . 25 YEARS
Mr. and _'Mrs. 'Earl Gaunt ..of
Londesbdro,.-and former residents
of West-W-awariosh-Township, ob_.
:served • their . silver _wedding an
niversary on November .12th.''
To mark the event a surprise
• Party was arranged by their son
and 'daughter, Kenneth and Faye
Gaunt, with `over thirty guests
preterit to 'extend best wishes and.
Present, some lovely gifts. The
house was ,attractively decorated
for the social evening and a' 3 -
tier • wedding cake :centred •the
table with tapers on each side
off' rt: .•
Mrs. Gaunt :was.,forineriy. Olive
Lyon of ' Londesboro. For their
marriage twenty-five :years ago
Tier t*iri sister-, Mrs: Emersan.
Hesk 'was bridesmaid, .arid ' the
groom's brother,' Aiidrew' Gaunt,
• -was best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Caunt called on
friends ••in:. •this'' 'cOiri.Ynunity last
week •
.fin,• .gave the meditation ..and led
in• Prayer: A review of the Adult
Conference at South Kinloss was
given;. 'by 'the '.menibers who had
attended. Miss Emma Richardson
'gave the offering ,prayer.' Mrs.
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Here Are A. • Few 'Suggestions. For
VII
FOR THE. HOME•
• Genuine Super He .alth Aluminum: Ware..
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The life tiiue cooking utensil . Sauce pans in all sizes . .
. Fry Pans .9" and 11" with or without covers . and alt'
equipped with•beat-resisting handles and hang-up rings ...
Also Roasting . Pans in different sizes.
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SUPREIVIE 'ALUMINUM ` WAREla: t
We ; have ,a wide range to choose from, reasonably"•pri'ced.
and any piece would make a pleasing gift, See the Bridal
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES • 3
Gift Set.. • '
rii Irons, Tea. Kettles, Percolators and Heating Pads . i'
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. FOR THE' MAN QF THE • HOUSE.
i '`Winter Mitts, Gloves and Gauntlets,',
Pocket Knives and Carpenter% Tools.:
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For the Children—Sleighs, Wagons, Toboggans
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Phone 110,..Lucknow, ' Ont. ,
VVaO_o ►.s ' a• . . 'r eolizlitZsOtievt o e;sa a beek0
'Phone 181
Kincardine
PAYING HIGHEST PRICES FOR
LIVE , POULTRY:•
Poultry Culling A Specialty
In 'accordance with government regulations' our poultry
coops are thoroughlywashed and disinfected' '
for ;your protection.
Caswell gave the topic'frorn.'the ardson; , Literature . sec., Mrs.
study book. Miss Emma, Richard- Gordon Wall; Glad Tidings sic,
sone presided 'for the election of. Mrs,. Charlie Tiffin; Mission Band. ._.
officers, when .the following` .of-'
leaders, Mrs...Charlie Tiffin,': Mrs.
freers ' were elected: Pres.; Mrs. Wesley Yourr.g, Mrs.. Lloyd: Mof -
Bert'Moffat,• viee pres., Mrs: Cas- fast
well; sec., Mrs. '"Farish Moffat;
areas;, Mrs. George Tiffin; supply Pheg? eatest'.mistake . you 'can
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Mrs. L, loyd .Moffat; Home make in this life Is to be .eon
Helpers sec.,. Mrs. Orr; Welcome tinually. fearing you will make
and Welfare sec., Miss. E ' Rich- one. •
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HONORED -AT LADIES' ;' 4
GATHERING' IN ' ASHFIELD
The ladies, of the '.Hackett•U.n- •
ited Church congregation . 'met E.
recently in the ' ehurch . to enjoy •
a pot luck supper and social ev-
ening, during which Mrs. Cyril
Campbell was presented , with a
cup••arid saucer and 'a corsage to
mark her bi •thday.. } .
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Mrs. Campbell came 'to •Ashfield 9•
as -a. -bride—forty-two. years .ago.
and has been an active church,
worker throtighout the • 'years,
•while her:health permitted.•
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LOCAL CHURCHES TO HOLD
BIBLE 'SOCIETY SUNDAY
At a. meeting of the I: unknow
Minister%al Association !held n'
the Presbyterian Manse. on Mon- ti
day, plans • were laid for a united t'`
appeal to the .people -of , ,ucknow
for • the Bible Society. 'Envelopes' :
Will be.provded in the churches•,
on Slinday,; Contributions will;be `
brought to. church the next Sung
day.... a
' The Rev. H L, '1ennings has
been appointed secretary-treasur- h
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er pro tem of the local branch of
the . Bible Society; Contributions
may also be left, at Gordon Eish-
er's barber shop.•• • . .
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Yes, ,folks, we are playing • Sante, Claus for °. this
sale. We really mean it people, our store can show-
you• the way. to.
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.SAVE ON YOUR CHRISTMAS -BUYING:
!'`Phe prices during this, sale on our large ; stock of
BEDROOM SUITES and
CHESTERFIELD SUITES SI.
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will.'definitely arouse your interest.
SHOP 'EARLY. AND• USE OUR . LOW DOWNPAYMENT
• LAY -AWAY PLAN
Free:: Draw
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-- -i-LUCK•Y T•ICKETS
3 TURKEYS :WILL BE GIVEN. AWAY' FREE. ,CHRISTMAS -EVE
• b ..Make sure you_:.get a Ticket .._.,. _: • ..-..
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