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News of Winthrop
UM Has
Meeting
Correspondent
Mrs.Robert Hulley
Cavan U.C,W. held their Fall
Thankoffering Service in the
church schoolroom Wednesday
evening with several guests
present.
"Come Ye thaekful people
come" was sung to open the
meeting and thank you letters
were read from Diane McNichol,
Margaret Lamont, Margaret Hul-
ley and Laura Hoggart.
Mrs. Russell Bolton presided
for the worship service in which
Mrs. Leslie Campbell read the
scripture lesson taken from Gen-
esis 8 verses 1 - 22; Luke 17: 17-
19 and Mrs. Laverne Hoegy led
in prayer.
Mrs. Elmer Koehler sang "A
little bit of love" and Mrs. Wm.
Little contributed a poem.
Mrs. Jim Axtmann introduced
Mrs. Dave Schenck of Seaforth
who gave an interesting talk of
her trip to Russia and showed
slides.
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WOOLEN
BLANKETS
Our greatest
line of
blankets
yet . . .
PURE VIRGIN WOOL
-for the warmth that only
wool can give.
NOTE THIS OPENING SALE
• SPECIAL
SATIN BOUND
CLEARANCE
100% pure virgin wool blanket, 72"
x 90", 6" satin binding. White,
gold, mauve, pink, beige, rquoise,
moss, peacock, green, old r
%These are completely first qualily hew stock
made from our own wool for our New.
Location Sale to offer at prices you can't
afford to miss.
NEW
LOCATION
OFFER
$18 Value ea.
Stock up on these for
Gifts and Personal Use
SATIN BOUND
Touch-tempting satin bound blankets carry the
t4ir,) world-renowned wool mark label. These
blankets ha a soft, deep, long-listing nap and
feature a 6' satin binding - only the finest
white wools used - A perfect gift blanket.
KING .SIZE 80" x 110" - White, beige,
tangarine, moss . green, pink,
turquoise, blue, gold, tea rose.
Factory Outlet Sale Price 2 . 3 °
TWIN/DOUBLE 72" x 90" - White, gold, green,
turquoise, moss, pink, blue, tea
rose.
Factory Outlet Sale Price 19
MANY OTHER TYPES AVAILABLE
AT FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICES
95 - (Quantities
Limited
To A
Customer)
The ld
Amminemedememe
ONTARIO BLYTH
AT OUR
New Location
ON TOP OF THE HILL - ONE MILE
SOUTH OF BLYTH ON HIGHWAY 4
Sheepskins are our specialty and are tanned and
processed on the premises by Atlas Fur Tanning.
and Dyeing Ltd. We offer our own cleaning service
for sheepskins - so bring your rugs for cleaning
when you visit The Old Mill. We mail sheepskins
anywhere - place your order now.
NOTE THESE OPENING SALE
SPECIALS
LADIES CAPESKIN, LINED - 1.75
Ladies capeskin, lined - $1.75
Ladies shearling glove - $9.95 &
$14.95
es La .cape, lined - $2.60 ,
Ladies cape, silk-lined - $6.95
Ladies 4-button kid - $5.75
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LADIES LEATHER DRESS GLOVE,f;
At Fantastic Savings
LADIES GLOVES OF EVERY TYPE
Unlined kid; silk-lined kid; wool-lined
kid; unlined cabretta; pile-lined
cabretta; artificial silk-lined cabretta;
shearling; pigskin; calf veloi4
LADIES GLOVES OF EVERY LENGTH
Bikini, 2-button, 6-button; Shortie,
3-button, 4-but t on, 5-button,
8-button, 10-button, 12-button.
LADIES GLOVES OF EVERY COLOUR
Black, navy, red, yellow, white, mink,
-green, cork i brown, beige, mauve, rust.
Choose your style from our fantastic
selection and stock up on these fine
quality items for gifts.
Factory Outlet
Sale Price From 1.75 TO 18.00
SKI MITTS - GLOVES •
See our exciting line of mitts especially,
designed to keep yo-u warm.
SHEARLING MITTS
Our specialty - built-in, warmth and
durability many with reinforced palm.
LEATHER MITTS
Leathers and suedes in many beautiful
colours - reinforced palm. • •
DEERSKIN MITTS
So soft, appealing and warm, pile lined,
reinforced palm.
Valued at 3.50 to 12.00
HALF PRICE ,SALE
FACTORY OUTLET SALE PRICE
.1.75TO 6.95
SKI GLOVES
Designed and crafted to meet your
demands. P.O. sale priced at $10.95/pair.
SNOWMOBILE GLOVES
Bound to give you service when you need
it, P.O. sale priced at $11.50/pair.
GLOVES
Smart, gloves for
dress-up. Many with
fur-like back. A real to
bargain, Valued at
$3.50 to $5.95.
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ACTORY
UTLET
GENUINE
SHEEPSKIN RUGS
PRICE
SALE 2
Sheepskins - a natural gift - sure to please.everyone combine the
ruggedness of leatherwith the beauty and softness of wool.
WHITE RUGS
SUPERIOR QUALITY VALUED AT $29.95
Factory Outlet Sale Price 14.50
REGULAR QUALITY VALUED AT $22.95
Factory Outlet Sale Price 11.50
STANDARD QUALITY VALUED AT $18.95
Factory Outlet Sale Price 9.34.0
COLOURED RUGS
A coloured sheepskin brings real luxury to your decorating scheme -
purple, green, orange, blue,' red, pink, yellow, honey, mauve, grey. etC.
SUPERIOR QUALITY VALUED AT $29.95
F actory A vLOuuttp AtetSTal$e 2P2r.i9c5e 14.50•
REGULAR QUALITY
Factory Outlet Sale Price 11.50
STANDARD QUALITY VALUED AT $1,8.95
Factory Outlet Sale Price 9.50
LAMBSKINS
These rugs find innumerable uses. We
have several prices ranging from 3.00, 5.00 7.50
WASHABLE & MEDICAL -SHEARLINGS
Valued in alleviating and preventing bed sores (decubitis ulcers)
HALF PRICE SALE
VALUED AT $15 to $20
SHEARLING
CAR SEAT COVERS & RUNNERS
Facfory Outlet 7.50 & 10.00 Sale Price
For comfort you won't believe. Keeps
seats warm in winter and cool in summa,.
Treat yourself to a little comfort - they
will last for years.
RUNNERS - VALUED AT $25-Factory Outlet Sale Pricel 2.50 each .
FITTED SEAT & BACK-VALUED AT $30- Sale Price 14.95 each
FITTED SEAT & BACK-VALUED AT $40- Sale Price 19.95 each
HUNTER'S ATTEkTION:
We will buy, take in trade or tan your deerskins at The Old Mill.
Sheepskins and furs accepted for custom .tanning by Atlas Fur Tanning
and Dyeing Ltd.
HALF
PRICE
SALE
NATURAL RUGS
Always a specialty at The Old Mill - enjoy the natural'colour tones of
these rugs. A natural way to decorate. -
SUPERIOR QUALITY VALUED AT $29.95
Factory Outlet Sale Price 14.50
REGULAR QUALITY VALUED AT $22.95 .
Factory Outlet Sale Price 11.50
STANDARD QUALITY VALUED AT $18.95
Factory Outlet Sale-Price 9.50
,Calfskin Cushions " Leather Belts
Sheepskin Cushions Leather-Dressed Dolls
Sheepskin Foot Rugs New Line Of Ski Mitts Shearling Car Seat Covers New Line Of Moccasins
-Shearling Saddle Pads Wool Headbands
'Shearling Insole4' Wool Snow Masks
English Chamois Wool Scarf And Tam Sets
. Leather Laces - All Colours Handknit Wool Ponchos
- NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATION
'THIS YEAR
Wool Jacket Shirts
Womens, Boys, Girls
Authentic Tartan Knee Rugs
And Auto Robes
Aran 'Knitting Yarn - For
Fisherman Knits
2,3 & 4-Ply Grey Wheeling Yarn
Liberty Scarves (Silk And Wool)
- NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATION -
MANY EXCITING NEW LINES
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
"ABOVE AVERAGE"
Don Is a s try, slim, handsome boy of Negro descent;
with lovely br vn eyes, black curly hair and dark skin. 140
is above average in Intelligence, so he should have a family
Where there is good stimulation, encouragement and oppor-
tunity:
Healthy and active, Don likes to play outdoors. In the
house, he spends a of time with pleasure book's. He likes
to work out puzzles and he enjoys coloring.' He's a Sesame
Street enthusiast and his other favorite program is Mod
Squad.
Don has been a very shy boy, but with nursery school
and kindergarten he is getting over that. He meets strange
adults easily and talks quite readily. He has been living in
a quiet foster home and is not Used to the hurly-burly Of a
big family, so it is felt he would be happiest in a home with
not more than one or two children. ,
To inquire about adopting Don, please write to Today's
Child, Department of Social and Faintly Services; Parliament
3uildtngs, Toronto 182. For general information, ask your
Children's Aid Society.
erving
every
money
need
Whether you want to borrow,
save or invest-safe keep your
valuables-set up a retirement or
an investment fund-appoint a
reliable executor for your estate or
ail agent to handle funds-Victoria
and Grey offers you every range
of service, backed by eighty years
of successful experience.
WC7ORIA
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SPORTS GLOVES
Thousands of pairs in stock in dozens
of styles.
CURLING GLOVES
Genuine Deerskin-Men's & Ladies'
GOLF GLOVES
Various Colours, Capeskin
Men's & Ladies'
SNOWMOBILE GLOVES
Genuine Leather-Men's &
RIDING. GLOVES
Enjoy This Classic Style
DRIVING GLOVES
Many Snappy Styles
SHEARLING GLOVES
For the look and feel of luxury
The above is a list of only some of the
selection The Old Mill has to offer. Ali
lines are factory outlet sale priced. '
Sheeting SLIPPERS & MOCASSINS
Morland's SHEARLING SLIPPERS
The Finest & Warmest Slippers Available Factory Outlet Sale Priced
12.00, 13.00, 14.00
PAYSAN SHEARLING SLIPPERS
Made in Canada, calfskin, Completely MEN'S 9.50
lined with Shearling LADIES' 8.99
A COMPLETELY NEW LINE OF MOCCASINS
NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATION - NEW LOCATION
To t,nlcr icli
"New Location"
The
Old Mill
Ladies'
To Naltan
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CHILDREN'S MITTS & GLOVES
• HALF PRICE Don't Misi The Special Offers
MITTS
Leather for wearability
and warmly lined .for
comfort]. Many to
shearling lines. Valued
from $1.50 to $5.95. 2.9 '
Colborne Township, Huron
County, is to have its sixth annual
Christmas Country ,Fair this
week at the Township Hall, Car-
low. The Fair concludes on
Saturday.
This is an original arts and
crafts show and pale and ,„will
be two all-day events under the
leadership of Mrs. Evelyn Hardy.
As well as the craft display,
expert bakers, mostly farmers'
wives, are' planning on a bake
sale which will be held in
the afternoon.
Included in the craft display
are: pressed Wild flower
stationery, an original craft by
Mrs. Heinz Hoernig, Benmiller:
Colborne Township blind ' men
take an active part doing yule
logs and leatherwork; a unique
display is the flower_ pot under
the leadership of Mrs. Donald
McKee, Benmiller, which Include
potted plants, soil, kits for winter
dried 'arrangements, floral
arrangements in antique con-
tainers;,nature crafts such as
seed Wads and pictures; pots
made by potters; flower pot
bread; a special feature is to be
Decoupage, an antique blend of
French and Chinese art;
crockery, braided rugs, weav-
ing, quilts, wood-turning, paper
flowers, paper mache items, doll
corner.
News of
KIPPEN
Correspondent
Mrs. Rena Caldwell
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor
and children of 'Owen Sound vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Alderdice.
Mr. Vivan Cooper, Kippen
'underwent surgery in Toronto
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 'Schnell
of Camrose, Alberta visited with
the McBride s of Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Munroe
are holidaying in the North.
Remember! I t takes but a
moment to place an Expositor
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Seaforth
527-0240.
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Usborne
Increases
Drain Loans
As the result of increased
borrowing powers with the pro-
vincial Acixernment, farmers in
Usborne township will be allowed
to receive more per acre on tile
drain loans. At the latest meet-
ing of council, the ceiling pn a
tile drain loan application was
set at $150 per acre. The limit
previously was $100 per acre.
Only a few weeks earlier
approval had been received from
the Ontario Municipal Board set-
ting the Usborne -tile drainage
borrowing bylaw at $500,000.
Word was received recently
from the Ontario Department of
Transportation and Corn 'nunicat-
ions that Osborne will receive
$5,950 in subsidy for special
winter control, maintenance dur -
ing last January's heavy snow
storm and $1,550 for additional-
normal maintenance as supple-
mentary subsidy allocation for
the current year. '
James Siddall was re-engaged
to plow snow with hi s truck at
last year's price of $10 per day
and $11 per hour.
Road Superintendent Bill
Routly was named to assist Reeve
Lloyd Ferguson and clerk Harry
Strang In selecting the list of
jurors as requiredby the County
clerk of the peace.
An adjustment in the price of
the tender for construction of the
Brock Creek branch A" drain
was approved. As the tender of
Van Bree Drainage and Bull-
dozing"was $2,664.97 below the
next lowest tender, that firm
will be compensated $1,500 for'
950 feet of 18- inch tile missed
in their original submission.
A verbal report from the
engineer on the Ausable River
drain stated that the drain is
not yet fully completed and three
ratepayers are entitled to ad-
ditional damages.
'T1146 next meeting of Osborne
council will be held, Tuesday,
November 2 at 1:00 p.m. at the
tenship hall at Elimville.
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the Weeks
By Lee Hee
In scanning the Lucknow Sentinel we note that Don
manager of the Bank of Montreal 'there for the,p4st five
years, has been named 'manager at the Perth Branch in
Eastern Ontario. - - Mrs. Margaret- Madpherson Marked
her 89th birthday recently. - John M. Bain, 1.4309n, who
married the former Laura McNairn of Ainberley, and was
director of Dairy Products for the Ontario Government until
he retired in 1968, has accepted a volunteer assignment
from Canadian. Executive Service Overseas. ' He will be
in Brazil for three months' as consultant for a new cheese
plant.
The Milverton Sun reports that due to poor weather the
19th annual turkey shoot of the Monkton Lions Club was
down in attendance. Mr. Kenneth Litman Jr., Forest, a
former resident, was the main winner in the shotgun
class. K. Horst, Clinton, was the major winner in the
rifle class. Winners of the draw for $2,000 in the evening
were; $1,000 to Nelson Cowan, R.R. 2, Atwood and $1,000
to Orvel Coxon, Milverton.
The Dashwood Tigers, according to the Zurich Citizens
Newi, won the Ontario Baseball Association Intermediate
"D", championship. This was the third time in four years
that they have won the championship.
Constable John Haveron, OPP Safety Officer, stationed
at Sebringville, presented a diploma to Betty Anne Miller,
11 - year-old daughter of , Mr. and Mrs. James Miller,
R.R. 2, Staffa, and a pupil inGrade 6, when he visited Upper
Thames Elementary Schools in Perth. Betty's slogan was:
"When you hop in your car, to go for a drive -fasten your
seat belt and come home alive." - - - A life-long resident
of this area, Mrs. Edwin Kemp, celebrated her ninetieth
birthday recently. Born In Hibbert Township, Christina
Grace, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chappel.
Of a family of 13, she is the only surviving member. - - -
Rich Heinbuck,son of the Lou Heinbuck's,Mitchell,has signed
with Greensboro, North Carolina, semi-pro league and has
been loaned to St. Petersburg, Florida team but is on
immediate recall.
The Blyth Standard reports that a walkathon will be held
Saturday, October 23, sponsored by the Blyth Legion in aid
of minor sports program. - - - Mrs. George Cowan Sr.
was honoured by her family. recently on the occasion of her
85th birthday.
According to the Exeter Times-Advocate the centennial
committee held, its first meeting under the chairmanship of
Reeve Derry Doyle. He explained to the seven club repre-
sentatives present it was an "exploratory" session to start
the ball rolling fon the 1973 celebration. - - - Mrs. Don
Lewis of Exeter was the lucky winner of $500 in Friday's
Kin-Fest bingo at the Exeter Arena. - - - Exeter police
on Saturday received some, eight complaints from citizens
that money had been stolen from milk bottles. Investigation
resulted with a juvenile being taken into custody and
police are of the opinion more juveniles are involved.' - - -
The highlight of Thursday's-car show staged by the Exeter
Kinsmen Club was the crowning of Miss Kin. The winner
was Anne Morrissey; runners-up were Mary Murley and
Brend Parkinson.
The Clinton News-Record reports that former Toronto
Maple Leaf and Detroit Red -Wings star' defenceman Bob
Goldham was to be inClintonlast Thursday evening. He was
conducting a coaches clinic, followed by demonstrations
of hockey techniques. - - If Mr: Willis Cooper approves,
the $25,000 he wants to give Clinton for a memorial to his
parents, will be used for a combined meeting hall for Boy
Scouts, Girl Guides and Senior Citizens. According to
council, if Mr. Cooper approves; the clubhouse will be
built at the Community Park'on the site formerly occupied
by the Annie Blacker house which has been moved - - -
Students from Clinton Public School came up with the
winning trophies as the best bicyclists around. Schools
from Clinton, Goderich and Seaforth took part. At a dinner
afterwards at the Community Centre for the champions and
captains of all teams, sponsored by the town of Clinton,
Councillor George Hildebrand of Seaforth extended an,
invitation to Const. Fortner of Goderich, who is behind
the program, to bring the rodeo to Seaforth next year. It
is anticipated that several other public schools are re-
questing to enter into the rodeo'program.
News of
Auburn
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Foran
and family spent Thanksgiving in
Lncan last Sunday with Mrs.
Foran's brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph McIlhargey.
Miss Irene O'Connor, Mrs.
Phalen, Mrs. 'Cronin of Blyth
attended church in St. Augus-
tine on Sunday evening. .
Mr. Donald Thompson, Joh-
nie Johnson, Gus Redmond, Ted
Redmond and Gordon Smythe at-
tended the ploughing match in
Jarvis Thursday . They went
by bus from Dungannon and re-
ported a n excellent match and
showing of farm equipment.
Many attended the reception
in White Church Friday night
for Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Durin,
newlyweds.
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LUXURIOUSLY SOFT
MEN'S GLOVES
For wearability choose leather. Many. prices are even lower than last year •
Irnany new lines and all the popular styles:
- lambskin - kid - pigskin - goatskin - shearling - driving gloves -
dress gloves - basic gloves - fashion gloVes - unlined gloves - pile-lined
gloves - silk-lined. gloves - woof-lined gloves - shearling gloves -
Suit yourself - spectacular savings -
the perfect gift - priced from 1.95 TO 14.95 Our complete line of gloves and mitts is drastically reduced to make this sale our most spectacular yet,
WORK Choose your type of work - factory outlet sale priced
glove from our large selection GLOVES from 60' TO 4.95
SOCKS Buy in 3's or Dozens and Save
DRESS SOCKS WORK SOCKS
Only the finest quality All Blends Available
REGUL/NR LENGTH
1.79 pr. or 3/4.95 SOME SAMPLES:
KNEE LENGTH 75c pr. 3/2.10 doz. 7.95
2.10 pr. or 3/6.19 99cPr. 3/2.79 or. 10.95
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