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inimis WHY so many people give Forsyth ties for. gifts.
know the name Forsyth stands for quality, & smart '4
appearance. The first thing folks notice is your tie, so
vick a tie for your friend. '1310 are beauties and fine a
selection to choose froin boxed. 65e, 75c, $L00, p..25
°NALLY ADVERTISED IAS SLIPS. Fine
quality 4k,1 littliw„ tailored.ostyle. Kay -Bar means
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fit and satisfaction. Wire 3.4-0. 52.00
GLOVES—Wear warm gloves this season. Such =art new S
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'iwoolen gloves that will Make a e Christmas gift.
;f,' • These,gloves -fit and wear like home knit Colors white,
It black, green, brown, vvine."Pair s 79e RI
NINEVEH& WASHDIGTOIN.T HOUSE DRESSES. The dress
la you have been waiting for. Stripe, floral and • bordered fa
( prints. Sizes 14-20, 36-41.. What gift could be more alt
predated, when prints are scarce $225
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• AY—In Kincardine HOspi- Missionary night was held in
tal on Thursda5r, November 23rd VIP SS. room of the church on
to Xr. and Mrs. Alex MacNay of Monday, November 27th with
Imam*, a son.
•nonAlexandra Hnspi-
• tar Goderich,- on November 20t1a,
• 194* to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
• Hodges, Dmal. a:son, Paul
• W ,atson-
Sells Biskihg Business
Mr. Frank•HoLlyinan of Blyth
has sold his bakery and•
• tionery business to W. F. Wasman
TArminn, who obtained, pines-,
sion last week, 3/fr. Efollyman is
Mary Louise •Porteous • in the
chair. M.T.. I. D. Ross opened the
me :etiog with prayer alter which
'Gladys maeponnid explained
very -fullY the requirements of
the 8th-ComMandment "Theft
shalt not steal'''. Jacir....._SteWart
:read clippings • boys over -
:seas and Mrs Leiskrinan favored
with a lovely vocal solo me-
• topic on Latin Amer-
dea was taken; pyGretta cainp7
laell and Lloyd GoIlan• played a
OUARYST REws BALL
ANNA ROSS . i
IA BIG SUCCESS
Many friends in Kinloss Town- ; . -, , •
shit) mourn the passing of Anna ,St. Andrew's Ball, sponsored
Ross, a. kindly and loveable lady,
annually by the Kairshea Club,
who has been a lifelong resident kvas .staged ,
on Friday evening
of the municipality except for. a •
with marked success. There were
period of two years which she ...1
approximately five hundred per -
spent in Western Canada. 1
;sons in attendance which is typi-
Christened. Johanna, though. I col of the popularity of ,this Scot -
better known as Anna, •1VLissiRoss tish ball. Old -tithe dancing feat -
was a daughter of Hugh Ross and ,
ured the early part of the even -
Sarah Hawkshaw, pioneer resi- -
nag, with a swing to "the modern
dents of Kinloss. She was born Ian_ it es later. in the everiing.
on the homestead On. c.the. 10th i
Music was supplied byxMac-
COncession fifty-three years ago. Donald's orchestra l,assisted by
:Her mother predeceased her 22
violinists Munro and' Snowden
Years ago on the 27th of Novem-
ber, and her father passed away
.six years ago last 'Stine. Since
then Miss Ross has made -her
home With her sister Belle.
Of Kincardine. Mr. Neil Mac-•
Callum was the ,efficient lVI?ster.
of Ce.remonies for the, .evening.
In attendancek were Pipers Frank
•MacKenzie, Tom Carol and .Dan -:-
For about a ear.yMiss BOSS
aid Fletcher of -Centrelia
had been hi failing health from Pipe Band, who w e brought up
esperiAly for this ent by Mr.
and Nits. Donald McLellan
Exhibitions of Highland danc-
ing were given by Frank Mac-
Kenzie and Miss, Louise.; Camp-
bell of Aroberley to the skirl 0'.
the pipes played, by J. A. Mac -
a heart condition, and although
her condition Was regarded as
very serious ,her 'death on Sim -
day, November 19th came as a
shock to her family ,and friends.
The funeral service' was held
at the late. residence on ThatAclaY
afternoon conducted byk Rev.
Herbert F. 1 . au of_ , Lf7inan of LochalSh, who also'
I IrjUl"g" ,piped the Grand March. George •
PreshYtell church' .9f which• Lockhart was in rliarge of call -
the deceased was a member In.7, 1 -
natg off the squares.
,.terraent was in South .r.inlosi 1
Ceriietery, the pallbearers being During the evening the draw
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was held for a quilt made by the
Joseph wall, Art Header's', afich- kair4hea .Club. The lucky tirket
.ael Gamble, Eldon. Eckenswiller,
_._ -which was held by Lorne Eedy
•l'. A. Mnrray and Tufwrit JahliSton" of Holyrood *as drawn by Lou se 1
Mist Ross is sill vived try twa, CSTripbell. D Pm a g the lunch in., '
,• br°thers and a .645t -e4 will of Tis- teirnission Piper Tom Carol play -
dale, Sask., , and Jack and Belle ed septal selections which dreiv
• of kinloss. Two brothers, 4-Parici a big hand. ••r
:and Frank, died in childhood •
..A• -niece, Mrs. Clifford Larson •
and Mr.. Larson of Tort Wnliam MILTS 'MG•
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• • a brother ,of Edgar Hollyntoo of piano solo. The suture portion
explained by Mary McLeod. Troll-
' lowing a sing song, Grant•Gollan
read something of the tragic. con- lat
. of the leper outcasts and 4% Have
Mx. Ross ,gave a , ' on, the; '
ignitar. During business discus- 0 ,,
simi it was dedded that the C: G. lk• •
1:.• T. gii-ls would pat oil thp pro-' Igt
grain on•Dec. Iffth. The, offertory
Mayer was taken by Gwen Ste
wart and Bev. onald closed
`the meeting_
was read- h3: waiLie Taylor and
Liisby's TOMATO SOUP
3 this • — • 29e
Qureic•(WAXER OATS
3 lb. box ,• Ze
Mountain GSE
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Pound 49c'
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Large size 49e
Wagstaff's PLUM JAM
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Catelli's CHEESE -A -ROM
Golden Macaroni and
Grated Cheese .
2 paektges • 35c
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• Mx. and Sirs. Bill Evans, Bali
and Teddy attended the gradua-
tion dereniony last week for air
navigators at. Crumlin when their
son. Sgt. Eric Evans received his
wings. . s
• Mr. and Mm. Bill Lapp; Doug-
las and,Betty of Wingham visited
on Sunday last -with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Orr.
• Miss Arne a Richardson who
has spent the summer at Porcu-
pine and Timmins returned on
Thursday. Her sister, Mrs. An-
nie Youngof Poittipine came
s With her . for a visit with friends
here. • •
• Misses Betty and Haile Don-
aldson have returned to Gait af-
ter spending a few weeks at their
home here. , '• .
• A number from here attended
• Walkerton Fair. •'
• Mr. and Mrs. Neil MacDonald
spent Tuesday evening with .Mr.
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and Mrs. Bill &oft. '
PSO S
WE DKL1VER
-PRODUCTION
• For the first len inonths of the
.present -Year Bruce County stands
I high in the production of butter
%ainongthe 'counties of the prov-
ince. Prorhtetion• for• -this period
was 4,883,601 pormds; WhichWas
a decrease for the comparative:
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4 'What? The new illustrated .40, iie.riOd in 1943 .when production
i".Davis"'DavBRde Dictionary" 9, figures reached 5426494. Grey
—the time-saver forevery ili County was in' second place as
•r* Christian worker -the ideal 1 a butter producing county.
5 gift for Sunday School AN1
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SAL, Of:
Your Old Special Favourites,
The Bumsteads, Simile, Dag
wood, Alexander, D.aisy in the
hilarious screen hit
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Also Stooge comedy and
News
COMING• MEEK
“Good.Luck Mr. Tates"
A splendid comedy with
Claire Trevor •
Edgar Buchanon
Jess Barker
COMING SOON
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Mr. and IVITS.N/m. _Brewer and
family of 'Toroirto were here .rlur-
ing , the week and attended the
Ihne.ral Of their aunt the 'late
:alma Boss.
•AC. Glen Pinnell, a. A. F.,
who had been stationed at Goose
Bay, _Labuldor;spent a .few days
-with his parents, Mi. and Mrs.
Wm. Pi ell liefore reporting at
Edmonton for duty.
The•-Far/11,Rn.= group gxik at
the- schoOl on Monday evening.
A pleasant time was spent, Mrs:
:Wilton Walsh was in ctrarge. The
convener for the next Forum is
Mrs. Wesley Guest
• M. Jack Walsh has gone to
-Toronto where he is employed.,
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Rev, J. W. Stewart,
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' SuNDAY, DECEMBER 3rd
11 a.m.—"In What Condition
Did You Arrive'?
Story: Capturini Time
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Junior Church.
• Sunday School at Close of
• Morning Service.
p.m.—"A Clear Conscience'
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At Present We -Hive A Complete Stock. Of
Slippers for Every Member of the Family. But
't Put It Off -Too Long. WeUrge You -To
Do Your, Christmas Shopping Early.
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