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WE 1NVlTE ,YOU ' O V1SIT THE STORE' &' - -
ENTER .YOUR NAME IN. OUR PRIZE DRAW
CONTEST --THREE LOVELY SILVER. PRIZES
NO OBLIGATION TO••B^UY ..
. C ..• •n Sincerely, '"Thank'
rO 'rU'NIT'X Of"Sayr g
•• 1�.TAKE THIS .�E.I .lt ,. , Sincere ;Hest': • 1o, Conve• Our. S
•• •' � Your Patronage, •And , Y .
. Xou .For . :That The Cdiristma`s
Wishes To *yeti •Meiitber Of The Community Year. Will
Season May Be_A Happy 6.1e And That •'The New:.
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sure •of Health,. happiness • &
•Bold In•Stone For Yoti"A Full Mea
Good Fertuire.
THE LUCKN OW SENTIN 1
•$T HELEN AP101.NT COACH
ND M►ANER M . Tom Cooke
• wassisting
llirs R,' J. Woods left on Tuesday ^ i who
is
with• farm work near Anilberley ,spent
fcir rergual where She will visit her, At a hockey Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jr Wadel.
' daughter, .M Arnold Bar,baur. She eyeing, Mr. and; Mrs, Russel Ritchie and
will spend the next few- months with
_reappointed manager Mr. Jbhn Smith of 8th Con, Mr. and
members of • her faintly:. C =trey coach of the Mrs. Wm. Brown,. Ardyss and' Gertiei
Mr. and Mrs. Tom ,Anderson, Mr. team The matter M'
Anderson, and Mr. £uid Mrs. t received wi Mr.. and Mrs. George Harkness and
Gordon 'Ande ... Miss �RReba Marshall epenrt Thursday,
SRM Kilpatrick of Ashfield were re -;scant enth slasm►.
cent guests., of- :Mr. and Mrs.• Lorne o in Coacih! McCort evening iveith Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Woods.„ racy started t e q Emerson,
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Present Newlyweds w exercises rn Tena Laidlaw :and John laid-
schedule f •�Vl►rtechuxch and Herb; I.ai -
meeting last Wednes-
dayMorgen 'Henderson .was
and Art Me-
> Intermediate
of hiring a coach
With
was discussed but was
On •
M, n ay evening _ -
h squad at limbering. up.
f the•operi-
d.
for, two wee s o •
preparation or Miss d
•1 • Mr. • 'and` Mrs. Peter Watson were ing game of the season, law •
o
u is of honour ;at• a gathering of k from
To our ; many customers
reciation
we extend our appreciation
;-
t ear pa' ranage an
one and al%
Hearty
Season -
-•• �n � �. s Greeting .RC1
for 'the New Year
Wishes
Best
�ff span
Men's °W
m last night (Wed law of West parch and .spent Sat••
8 rovided there's ice. ,Mt'onday, .0 day with Mr., and Mrs.. Robert.Stew
..friends ' and • neighbors •in , the Ceite. nesday ), • P '
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`t Tial! ort FridP.ay evening. Th' night's 'conditioner. •included •a little.: art• • •
muni y Wiilliam Moffat;'
ri' nein . to the° r and some• p sects! "perks;" Messrs ".Alsx' Qrr,.. .
. evening w'. ed... , , , • •- ,.... iii wt.. '. . a,
:•
Dore'.
also entertained with song 1 year, • The' Whr1G
who oiler -off: la ' ltritermedrate hog-
key
oo-
'Wes c to P y ileceirtber•meeting in, nice
nl rood $lie P•144, held their
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an.1' e o s. Eldbn, haw , . , da
le n Reid 'tlie S Y W dues Y
ti Kath e k Iwr#e'h, P h' e
b - Wilma and Theses 1 bl h =voce iwlas
THUIISDAY,ellECEA'l.> 21st 1939 -
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R SALE: ---9 pigs, 7 weeks old. AP-
>,o
NOTICE'.
ply, to James Forster. The phrty.removing. a ladder .from• .
the 'Fire, Company's ladder -wagon in
FOR SALE=••Twenty steers, between the Town Hali. is notified .to return
750 and -800 lbe. Norman O'Connor, same at : once. Austin Solomon, Chi if.
R. 7; l aucknow,: 'Phone „4-22 Dimwit
as spent in a 8 road WDLL= la h n M rad
a les' .orchestra as-- , . Eldon . MacLeod, v p y • spent S=aturday eve iI
siste c ' of Clark .J r Irate_ ediat'es.; her'. l M
' . •lark •Johnston of Winghain' ,Oce Juvenrles'aTkd Mrs Russe
silted. by C .. Songs: 'Mr.;received p rmr s . eehureh United W
s ion"`frons.
a ,
..ever,
a not be . avai as e to
m I,*,.
as e p - h
He had ear ier p awith
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Carrie Juncoes.
•Jackson •of H Y
r. e r • . , .1� •.The•'wor-
`• •p'; clog, aaAc.e y' y � • the local club, eh'u c Qii�,
-"read by' Mrs•. V<
-• Gaynor, reel s i e ip' se
•Gaynor;. Florence McPherson and h ; plans to return to the Wast Emerson: story. of "Tl► ,Service
Shirley. Bannister, '• the,. Irish, jig by l' 1 need to play wit . of the Holy The st. After the Scripture
Thoresi. and songs by Maitland John
to of Wingham• were enjoyed. After
sten
lunch Mr. and Mrs;•;Watson•Were call
ed : to the platform where Mr. Matt:
liew Gaynor, 'spoke a , few words of
kcongratulations and' good swishes, ane'
tl Mr. Will Humphrey presented them.
with . an• occasional chair and: fern -
�er'y•• .
The anual meeting of the W. M. S
'was held , at ,Mrs. R J. Woods •wick
16 ladies present. The'theme . of .the,
"Jesus the Light 'of the
World. The ,following are the officers
for,. the new year; • Honorary prey.
Mrs. G. A. Barnard; Pres.,' Miss M. C
Rutherford;' vice-pres., Mrs. W , 1. Mil
ler• secretary; Mrs. W. A. Millar, as
nan. •.
: i s, �o there'nses.
STRAYED—;2 p h" • may 'have
of the ••uriaersigned: Owner
me': by provifg , property and pay
.,
same �'
e z erases. 'W. R. Martin, Pa
?ip.. . r '
mount.
k , impair` 44ur
SLUGGISH' ICI1iNEY.S
.S
d' all Wiled in singing "As with
•rat.. Juveniles have'until December res i>}g
gladness men of old". Mrs. Cox led
?1st to enter and we understand A
;earn has . now been .entered, The en-
try of this` club had been deferred,
intil • such time . as it was . definitely
`xpown whether the school .woirld op,
erate in the W:O.S.S.A. .
As ' a result of this uncertainty,
-Johnny Dahmer, the local ace of last
h 1 b
year's Juveniles versa 'out
in prayer.' Mrs. Tom Gaunt gave a
very interesting report of the ' sect-.
Tonal meeting Tshe. roll call ;was 'ans-
wered by an attendance, of 20. Mrs.
Duston Beecroft gave an instrumental:
Miss Agnes Gillespie and Mrs. Ezra
Sholtz gave a, duet "We Three Dings".
A minute of silent • prayer. w•
as given
health.: iRumacaps' `Two Way .Action'
quickly cleanses. and invigorates' •'the
kidneys. Use' Raimacaps. McKIM'S'
DRUG STORE. •
on t e im
Dahmer can still play . for those in the community who are
11 The 'report, of the
Juvenile, but following com-
mittees and offices. was then give--
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PROPERTY FOit SALE -•-10 acres of
land, brick house & small, barn, just
north of 'C.N:R. staltion, known as the
Gillies. propert1tY: Apply to Wni: Mac-
Kenzie, I;tucknow. •
WHY PAY $1.50 for your cigarettes:
tobacco, when for $1.00 will ship you
3 lbs.: Virginia yeliaw• leaf Tobacco to
make cigarettes or pipe. Agents want-
ed. Address,
land, Ottawa.
opera e .
to • sign with • Ripley'` Juniors, .or, to
make `a bid for a ,birth on the Inter-
mediate squad ,here, Ripley Juniors
plan.' to sign up a quartette of , local
sistant,I ,Mrs. George • Stueet; treas humors.
r • • ordone Mission' Band supt.. Junior hockey has receied scarcely
any
M consideratipn • here- for 1
ia•l'
, Mrs. .,G.
Tom Todd; Missionary Men
tl leN,l
sec'yi Mrs. W. I. Miller; . assocjatt
ear helpers' seef'y, . Mrs. Gordon; supply
• sec'y, ; Mrs.. D. Todd; press ,secretary'
• Mrs. ,W • A. Miller; lit. and '• temper-
ance sec 'Y, Mrs. E. W. Rice; strong-.
.
li ers' • sec'y, Mrs. R. Woods;' , rianist
1 Mrs. E.' W. Rice.
plan to ; atterjd .the, ;Ste Helen's,
School concert in the Community Hall.
Ari. "At -Home" under the auspices
of the Women's Institute will be liel'd
in' •the Community 'Hall! on Friday ev •
I ening,' December. - 29th et 8:30. Music
by the McCharles' orchestra. ,Admis-
sion 215c and 15c. Proceeds for patrio-
tic purposes. , -
The ` meeting of the Y, P. U. was
held on $unday evening with a good
I attendance and swith, the officers to;
1940 ' in . charge.. The Christmas cul,
jure topic "Christmas Customs" was
taken by Mrs. E. W. Rice. • ,
pecial Train Service
FOR
New, Year's
�Ct�rlstm�as and ..
CONSULT :YOUR •NEAREST, C.N.R. TICKET AGENT .
VOR FULL PARTICULARS
'
ickets in Advanta —• — Avol •..
d TrainDelays
WILL. THEY COME. HOME •FOB. CHRISTMAS?,
MORE PROBABLY *and perhaps ORE SO if you send'` them
Tickets.. Enquire about our PREPAID PLAN.,
Buy 'r
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CANADIAN NATIONALC. A�• N A
seasons' which in• our view' is a grave
Mistake, if . one looks beyond the cur-
rent .season: We.'. admit that a Junioi
entry might have? been woefully Weak
and moreover its, too, late to consider
it nave, but . failure to operate Junior
Clubs will continue to make it th'e:
more difficult to ice strong Inter••
mediate, clwbe. .
ower
captains, Mrs. • Cornelius arid Mrs. Geo:
McClenaghaii; .: treasurer's ' • report
showed the, allocation $120.00 bad been
raised and all over this is being dol -.
ated to :Missionary and maintenance
fund of the church Which will be.ever
$18: After hearing ,e encouraging
reports of all departments, a prayer
of "Thankfulness" was given by •, Mrs.
Emerson. The, election of officers was'
presided over b.Y Wire Mr. Barnard.
president, Mrs. Victor. Emerson; let
vice-president, Mrs.' Gibson Gillespie';
2nd ,vie'e • president, .Miss C. 'Laidlaw,;
3id;•vice-president, Mrs. Joe 'Tiffin;
cor.-see,,' 'Mrs: J. D; Beecroft; . rice
sec., Mrs. Walter Lott; treas.; Miss
Genevieve Watt; Baby* Band supt.,
Mrs. Ezra. gholtz; Mission Band supt,
Mrs:, Gibson Gillespie and Mrs. Hate,
old Pollock; •Missionary monthly,• Mrs.
Fox and, Miss•:Maibel Purdon; temper-
ante sec., Miss Laidlaw;' welfare; Mrs:
Mae' Ross.; pianist; Mr . W. It. Far-
rier, . Miss Agnes pie • and Mrs.
C. Martin; 'birthday. captains, ,,Mrs.
Tom Gaunt and Mrs. James Falconer,
The 'meeting was then closed With•
prayer by the pastor.: . .
'The Sunday School Christmas con-
cert of the United Church was held
On Friday evening. There was a chor-
us ,by the school, after which all gave
their. gift for- bhe White Gift,Service.
RecitationsKennet'h Pardon,Drat!
Clay-
ton Scholtz, Donald -Stuart, Raymond
and , Arthur .Laidlaw, Eileen Stuart,'
.Fay McCl'enaghan, Marie Spa g„
Betty and Margaret McNeil, Lois Fal -
loner, Denton 'Moore; Florence Bee-
':roft; solo, Douglas Sperling drill,
"His Star"; .Chorus by School "Tick
Tock"; 'Chrisiimas dialogue -Eileen
MsClenaghan, Mildred McClenaghan,
•Agnes Martin, Velma Stuart, Mildred
Moore, Clifford'. Laidlaw duet, Eileen
McClenaghan, Velma Stuart; coon
song drill, Marie Sparring, Douglas
9parling, Eileen -and Donald Stuart,
Fay McClenaghan; monologue, Mil-
dred -:,Moore, Elizabebhts 'Christmas
presents; • ,Chrisitmas pantoniiiie, , Mil-
DONNYBROOK.
il-
About all that can be aid. about
=some ihusbande is that they reduc
' the nt mber`of old maids.
Vat
CHANGE TD DAYLIGHT
FARMING ': NOW/
Better days are ahead ,for you
and your family,. Days when
you can forget about the old.
before - daylight - to- after - dark
grind. in the field. Days of ..
;FREEDOM . : the Allis-
Chalmers
llis
Chalmers way! '
Ready to bring you this freedom .
*u a new kind of farm power.
With the Model 8 Tractor II and •
you • can
matched equipment 7
have a complete power system' for
less than the price of a tractor alone
a few years ago. Here' is your
c}ynce to grow and,- harvest more
kiddy of crops ... put soil-coaseril.
;ng ideas' into practice feed.
PAYING livestock instead of horses.
Here is your' opportunity to farm
and live" better --v ith mote at the,
end of .the yeftr to show.for yon.,
time and, effort.
AND YOUR FAMILY!
:4'
BEATS FIVE HORSES
The Model B works at
twice the speed of horses
or mules. Plek•up or pull
type moldboard plows.
t
Pulls a 2 d se plow •
Yi` raj '
ALL-PURPOSE'CULTIVATION
YOtJ CAN SEE BOTH
SIDES. Variable wheel
spacings. Adjustable front
axle (extra). lvtultipte-row
cultivator for narrow rows.
FOR LISTED BOPS
•
Matched Implements for Phone �.��1 Z
•tlie Model 13 Trader ii n.
dude one; row listers,
dei and hedder plartrters:
�.; ilii Soli Conservation.
?fir t ,,,to :+ '!`{,*
ALL -CROP' HARVESTING =
The Model B Tractor
harvests'.your crops, too.
• perones the Model. 40
All -Crop Harvester by-,
power take.hfL
°
_ate&
LuckfO ,
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DONN BY ROOK'
A Merry Christina's To All.
Miss Marjorie Camp,bell,: R.N. am
Mr. A.rtluu-r Speigleburg . 'of Torontc
were recent visitors with her. Parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell.
Mr.. George 'Wallace is recoverint
freim an, attack o -. l u is t .• -I.
,
We are sorry iMr. wisfi
n
Robinson on the sick list .and
for him a speedy recovery.. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Loye and fan:
i1y of Varna 'Were Sunday visitor
at the. bonne of -Mr. and Mrs. J. C
'Robinson. •
Mr. and Mrs. Beit Mills. of God•
erieh' were visitors at the home. oe
Mr•. and Mrs.' N. Thompsc^.are hold
The 9tilu line school, Noe 7,
ing their Christmas conceit on: Thurs•
day evening, Decembe=r -21st. .
The. W. M. S. met on Thursday af;
ternoon . in the abasement, of. tie.
church with the let: vice president
Mrs. Nornlan -'Thompson presiding.
The Scripture lesson, St. Luke 2:1-2'
was read by Mrs. Robert, Chamnm
and• Mrs. Jones offered prayer. The
roll call was answered by ;Christina -
carols and Mrs. Albert Campbell gave
a reading on the origin of the wel
known and much loved hymn "Siler
Night". T+he'secretary, Mrs,.,J. C. 1 ob
inson gave a. veryeneauraging repor.
of the year's work, the allocation
had been raised and twolarge bale'
of quilts and clothing packed? Th
election ,of officers washeld with th
fo1IoWing results: president—Mr' ,
Robert Chamney1st vice -.president '
Mrs. • Norman 'Thompson; secretary
treasurer—Mrs. J. C. Robinson; cor.
secretary ---Mrs. . Albert Campbell '
missionary monthly •secretary—Mrs
Hilliard Jefferson; organists—Mrs
Bert Taylor and Mrs. H" Jefferson
*Mt.. of Heralds, Mrd. Jones:
Mrs. Bert Taylor and Mrs. Gordoi
Naylor were appointed: president an,
secretary-treasifr.•er for the Women;
Association-.
AMRERLEY TRUCKER IN
ACCIDENT NEAR SEAFOWF}I
About two hundred bushels of fla'
upset and two men from An'berle:
escaped injury if not death *hen the
truck in, which they :were riding turn
ed completely over in. the ditch aloni
No. 8 high=way just west of ,Seafoiitt
early Friday afternoon.
". Driver of the truck 'was, . A•, . N
Dav
id -Campbell. The •truck with its loan'
of flax rolled over in the ditch an(
I Carte to rest with all four wheel:
in the air. Mr.. Campbell, fearing •thi•
i torted
i •, .tl
s't1f from the upset cab' and manage(
to . .ck the windshield through. II(
A., 'E. COOK
•THEORY
PIANO, *mei ;s, .
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pOINTME1 TS;
'Call At , Hill's ,Store or • -
Alex Mowbray's
'Phone • 1454 '
T. ARMSTRONG
OPTOMETRIST'
WILL BE
IN LUCKNOW
EACH WEDNESDAY
9.30 A M. To •& P. M.
AT WM. SCHMID'S STORE
FULL VIEW. MOWER
Pive•foot mower le center
mounted for safety'—cutter
bar out in front—iii fulls
view, Makes better trail
Oat balanrre.
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ORGANIS'T' ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, GODERICH
,TEACHEROF
NG THE : RY - ORGAN
PIANO' -SINN Q
STUDIO
suisimrpo
Mrs. W McKenzie,' Havelock St.
(OVER
700 SUCCESSES 11N TORONTO CONSERVATORY
EXAMINATIONS
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ASHF 1 ELI)
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'Mr. Dan ' •MacLean of Kintail has
just. completed , an .up-to-date hen-.
house 'for � 1r. John'•Bradley.
School concerts are the order of the
say. from. the.
Dr. and Mrs. Yoerger
West. called on friends •herepver the
meek -end. Mrs.. Yoerger was formerly
Miss, Jean 'Farrish; a granddaughter
'of. Mr: and Mrs. Wm.. Johnston..
Mr. Neil MacKenzie arid daughter
Miss Mary . of Toronto called, or
friends one day' recently.
•
Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Barger art
in Toronto on an extended visit. • • .
Mr, and Mrs. Riely of Port Huron
and Mr. and Mrs. 'MacLean of Wing -
limn were ,week -end iv'isitors� -.here.
The Kintail brandh of the. Women's
institute (were at home to their friends
in Kintail Hall, •on Friday evening
Fhere was a good crowd and a pleas-
ant evening was spent.,
Alred • McClenag+han, Mrs. II. Pollock,
ignes Gillespie; Genevieve Watt; 3
;hheptierds, Cliarlie Moore, Ted Mc-
';1enaghan, Clarence' McClenaghan;.
hree kings, Garnet. barrier, Carmar
errier and Milan' M ore; mouth or=
tan, Joe and Dan Tiffin, The Nationai
Anthem* was sung' and Santa Claus
irriyed and distributed thegiftsfrom
t heavily laden tree.
Mr. Albert Taylor has ,been engager'
' o assist .Mr. *Tett Scott with fare:
vork for.the next few weeks.
Mr. Russel Moore and his.assistants
lave >;omplted their contract of cut-
,•,ing 100 'cords of wood for Mr. Jahr
MacMillan on the . farm known a$
William Tom's in the past.
The V1,7. - TV. S. of the Presbyterian
thumb held their annual meeting on
Thursday last smith, Mrs. aloviibra)
n charge. The Scripture lesson we:.
read responsively and Mrs. Godkin
sed in: prayer.•'The readings by .Mrs
W • J. Ceultete Miss Annie.Laidla•�a
.find Mrs. Archie Aitchison were taken
from the Study Book,'"Moving Mill.
ions". Mrs. Mo=wbray led in prayer
for the missionaries and -Mrs R�; J.
Rags 'read a 'Christmas reading. 'M s.
Albert. Patterson was.Put . in charge.
,f the election of officer's and the 'fol.
'owing were elected: Hon.'Pres., Mrs.,
0. Kennedy; past prey., ,Mrs. Mom -
bray; president, president, Mrs. J. Pollock; 1st
'ice•president, Mrs \Robt, Rosh; 2nd
ace pre Kideitt,� 1414 r1Vle
Robert Mowbray; assistant, Mrs. A
'IVIeQuill'he; treas.; Mrs.'Jas. Laidlaw;
=conidia, Miss Wilson arid Mrs. •Laid-
law dna the follow=ing secretaries
were appointed; welcome and welfare.
Courtney and his companion. was
A't �j'••1 r•'!
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BELFAST' CENTRE
The Belfast School concert and.
Christmas:. tree is to be held- at the
School Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Everybody" welcome - -
Mr. and Mrs; Charlie Browning
acid' son Ross of . •Southampton. spent.
one day last Week with Mr's. Thos.
Henry:
Mr.. and Mrs., Harry Hackett: and
.son 'Alvin. called on friends at Wing -
ham an' Monday.. -
Recent visitors 'with Mr.and .Mrs.
Glenwood +Campbell were M174, Ira
Campbell of Luelcnow, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Campbell.• and family of East
Wuw•anosh and Mr. and . Mrs. Roy
Irwin and family of . Fordyce.
Miss .Ray Nicholson of Winghan
and - Mr. Charlie Wright were guest:
of Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin.
" Mr. andrMrs.- Joe .'Lawson' ,s;pen
Sunday with friends at Wingha'in•
gasoline escaping might start a bat
fire, rmniedrate y s 'freeing him
ifw ; in •.ettin..tfp.
t3river, ':Mr:'Courtney out of the up
1
t,irn.ed ',cab, because' his legs werf
Stuck. With the ai=l of a passing mot
- I D=iet; Mr. Campbell managed to gran
Ross, Mrs. Albert Patterson; Liters •
tare, Mrs. W. J. Coulter; supply, Mrs.
A. E. Pardon. The meeting closed
with prayer. •- . ' •
Messrs. Sam Gaributt • and 'Rdbert
Stuart made a business triptoWalk-
lrtori on Friday last.
Mr. and .. Mrs. • John McInnis, John,
George and Robert spent Sunday With
Mr. and Mrs.'R. .Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and
little , son of' Lucknow, Mr. and' Mrs.
Wallace Conn spent Sunday last witrl•
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Pettypiec'e.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Purdon of
Whitechurch spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs.. Georgi. Tiffin.
The school concerts are being held
S..S. iso 8 (Langside) Thursday, af-
ternoon; S. S. No. 10 (Whitechurch)..
Thursday ' afternoon; S. S. No. `9, :
(•Murray's) Thursday evening.•
The December meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute was held on Tuesday
last in the Hall with the President .-
'Vliss ( ace . 'Richardson presiding
Christmas carols were•sung. It was
decided to have a euchre and dance
in the Institute Hall during Ache holi•
' lay meek and reparations for this
were' made. Mrs.'White the district
".resident,' gave a. very interesting
'nformative address on lnstitute work
Mrs. . -.MacKenzie, district abcretary,
also gave a fere remarks. Mrs. W. :R
Farrier gate a: dernonsttratiof, wrap.
CREWE
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We wish our Editor, Staff and a
our readers a very Merry Chris
mss' •
' Mrs. George ,Freeman silent a fe
days `with her daughter Mrs. Lori
Emmons. ,
Mr' and. Mrs. S. J::t(ilpatrick* ;e
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs: Lor
'Woods and Mrs. Helm- at St. Hf
eats.
Mil' Joe Alton is spending' a • ft
days. with Mr. and Mrs. ,Marvin Di
nin. •
,Mr. .and 1Virs. Rensild Storms
London were week -end guests of
And Mrs. Cecil Blake.
Miss Mabel Reid, Mrs. Bert 'T
leaven, Beatrice and Ronaldet.nd
at 'Dungannon in closing the "Sb
Cdurse, on Friday evehing. Mr.
joyible evening was -SpetCY
present. •
ds..muMw: dri tsaah.yn .e.hr sar. ndtsi
MBiAtill;ftkheriaek'sus:.6,13beutidrit ragyi castle iiwoTinrt h.e ema k. es u es.)
Mr. Lorne Emmons .7de a
the ladies-, how to plate a bow 45f
ribletni on a parcel by means Of a
A •Christrritui tie and concert
cardlboara• device; Mrs., A. E.. be held in 'Crewe chool on F
Dungannon - were erght some place aru• is Le Purdon had. charge of the papei, "A evening, December' 22nd. "A geed
haa to he taken out `of the 'hoots be Mrs. It: J. ;Ross; Glad Tidings, Mrs. Christmile'Stary:" The 'meeting cloied gram,' alai) a OAST 'Itiollb0.•lim'
. fore he could be freed. A. Patterson; home helpers, Mrs, Rebt With the National Anthem. be given.