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FULL INFORMATION FROM AGENTS 1441
Miss Vina Knox, Toronto, spent
the weekend at her heine here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Allen were
deer hunting ill B11,140 last week
and brought hone a nice Welt
Thomas Allen and friends left :on
runclay for Metachewan to hunt
moose. They expect to ,be away
two weeks, . -
Mr. and MrS. Leslie Fortune,
Winghain, and Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Durnin were with Mr, and Mrs
14rnenson Hesic on 'Sunday,
Misses June Lear, Toronto, and
Doris Lear, Hamilton, were home
for the weekend and' also attended
the reception in the hall for Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Lear, on Friday
evening.
Wf WillOireot
The Londesboro 'Women's Insti-
tute will hold %their December
meeting, in the hail on December
6, Each member is asked to bring
a donation fo rthe shut-ins, Roll
call, "What do you Want for a
Christmas present?" Program
committee, Mrs. Leitch, Mrs: D,
McNeil, Mrs. Joseph Shaeldick,
1Virs. L. Caldwell. Hostesses, Mrs.
Wells, Mrs. Durnin, Mrs. Throope,
SATURDAY .EXCURSIONS,..
to
TORONTO by
Here's-what She
really wants
Dazzling:
1"All-White"
Glamour
--AT AN
AMAZING
LOW PRICE
1FIGIJIIE SKATING OUTFIT — IBgh.aut professional styling; ell-white leather with foot.
flattering' closed toe; fully lined with soft leather; solid heels and moistureproof soles .Fashioned
'for comfort and full control, The oye-catchtng, gloaming abrome,plated Figure Skates with
.naw,tooth leading edge. May be used for oither Pleasure or Fig ure Skating. Extra value
Misses' sizes
11 t4i 2
Women's sizes 1,95
3 to 9
News of Auburn
Correspondent — MRO. FRED ROSS
Phone Dungannon 9 r 15
Clinton Memorial Shop
T. PRYDE and SON
CLINTON — •ExETEA '$EAFORTH
Thomas Steep, Clinton Representative
— Phones —
Bus., HU 2-6606 - - Res., HU 2-3869
•
1956 CHEVROLET BELAIRE, Powerglide,
fully, equipped $900 below list
1955 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN • $1;995
1955 PONTIAC DELUXE SEDAN ...... $1,950
1955 'CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN
powerglide $1,995
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN $1,925
1955 CHEVROLET SEDAN, fully equipped $1,895
1954 CHEVROLET COACH, pbwerglide,
fully equipped $1,495
1952 CHEVROLET Powerglide Convertible,
fully equipped- $1,395
1952 CHEVROLET DELUXE SEDAN $1,095
1951 CHEVROLET DELUXE COACH $ 895
2-1950 CHEVROLET COACHES $ 795
1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN $ 795
2-1948 PONTIACS • $ 450
TRUCKS
1951 MERCURY 1• TON $ 495
1950 GMC 1 TON PANEL $ 495
1949 CHEVROLET 34 TON PICK-UP ...$ 295
And Several Stake Bodies
- Cars and Trucks can be Driven Away at the
Prices Listed in this Advertisement.
Brussels . Motors
HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST USED CAR DEALER
Brussels, Ontario Phone 73X
HERE'S YOUR
Gifts For lien
Gifts.-For Home
'Electric Shaver
Fly. or ' Casting Rod
Hand 'Tools
Hunting Knife
Lighters
:Plane
Pocket' Knife
Reel •
Six Foot Rule
Spinning Rod and Reel
Tackle Box
Tool Box
Vacuum Bottle
Automatic Coffee Maker
Candy Therthometer
Carving Set
Clock .
-Dinnerware
Glass Ovenware
Kitchen Cutlery
Kitchen Stool
Percolator
Pinking' Shears
Pressure Cooker
Steam Iron
Kitchen Utensils
I3ath Hamper
Bathroohi Scales
Floor Polisher
Canister Sets
Carving Knives
Christmas Tree Accessories
Corn Popper
Cutlery
Door Chimes
tlectric Clock
Metric Washer
Automatic Fry Pan
Automatic Toaster
GIRLS'
White
Boots
...000%. •
.. . ..
BoYs,
Black
' Bools
NORTH St*
Gosterich, Ofif.
Pleasure Skating 00.14
• "ATI-WHITE' PLSASUBS SEATING
-0111'frt — Snow-white "Elk" fine
' grain leather, With sown-in oracle
'supports; Felt insoles; Fleece-lined
' tongues; Built.ln steel shanks; Water-
%abet soles-. Handsome chronse.ptated
tube skates.
II to 2
:1.35
"'FA TCY WHITE" PLEASURE SEAT.
1NG Benin "hi•out" style
with shoped,to-lit tops. Smooth white
'leather, fully fleece-linedi Including
tongues; Bailbin steel iihank; „Warm
left Insoles; White nibisturepreof soles;
Combination last with narrow hoelS.
Riveted to -hashing chrome plated tube
Skates. Excellent value.
Women's sizes 3 to 1.0.95
Women's to a
8.08
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Auburn OM Hear Report
Of....Proyinciat onvention
possible advertisers in Union Pe- er,..
SuggeSted as 410041, project was
a skating rink, converted from a
shed with help by members, C,4111" mittee aPpointed was- Jack -Wil-
son, --Sid -McOlirichey 'and Har9.14
At the close of Ale Meeting Carl.
Govier reported -on a Hog .Produc-
ers Meeting in Clinton, when :est-
ablishing a law that it be compul-
sory for hogs -to go assembly
yards at Kitchener, Stratford or
London, was -endoraed Strongly, the
vote being approx. 75 to 6.
Lunch served by Mrs. Margaret
Carter and Mrs, Jack
Mrs. Howard Tait spent the
weekend with her sister Mrs. Ross
Nitholson and Mrs, Nicholson, Sea-
forth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Craig, Allan
and Brian, Mrs, R. Hiltz, Malcolm
and Marium, visited friends in To-
ronto on Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Bradnock, Kathleen
Andrews,* Helen and' Betty Yung-
blot attended the dinner
at Seaforth last Thursday, night.
L. Glasgow has commenced his
duties as .manager of the Canadian
Bank of Commerce, • BrusSels
Mrs. Glasgow and sons are moving
there in the near future. William
Moorehead is acting Manager until
the new manager conies.
Mrs. W. Good, Mrs. E. Lawson,
Mrs, J. W. Graham, Mrs. H. Gov-
ier and Mrs. Donald -Haines, Mrs.
M. Yungbitit, Mi's. Raithby, at.
tended the WMS meeting in Knox
Presbyterian • Church, Goderich,
where Miss Agnes Gallen, returned
missionary from SouthAfrica, was
guest speaker.
Women's Institute '
The November meeting of the
Women's Institute was held in the
Orange Hall with Londesboro In-
stitute as guests. There were 70
present. The president -Mrs. W.
Good opened the meeting with the
Ode, and Mrs. R, J. Phillips at the
piano, followed by the Mary Stew-
art Collect and the Lord's Prayer
FARMERS-
'We ire ialpPing •CattiO every Saturday for JJnited
Co-operative of Ontario two ..fg!licit your patronage, We ci
pick them up et your /arm
rleaou"nonfra ,coyrxew not later than Friday nights,.
-Seaford" Farmers Co0operative .. • . 0,*10,,t.#1$4,llager
Phone—Pay 9, Evenin.gs 481w -
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LOW FARES. EVERY SATURDAY (TO AND INCL. DEC 15)
Tickets good going and returning same Saturday only.
EXCURSXON FARES FROM;
ao,75. Hanover $4,30 Palmerston $3.40
4.30 Harriston 3,75 Southampton 5.90
4.75 Ingersoll 3,10 Sarnia 6,55
4.75 Kine,ardine 5,85 Stratford ,3.45
2.45 Kitchener 2.45 Strathroy 5:20
2.45 Listowel 3.60 Yirallicrton • 4.60
1.20 Mitchell 4.00 Watford 5.75
5.05 Paisley 5.20 Whigham 4.75
1.90 Owen Sound 4.75 Wyoming 6.20
Brampton .85
„,.1,(J)y pkg•- Auburn oorroapoodeut),
The November Meeting of the
.Ontario FarMer'S,T,Thien 1.09P41 116„
was bold. at School Na, 16, on NV-
ember 9,
'Rey Hanna and Harold .Carterr
reperted the 5th annual OM
convention held et QAC
to members of Local 116 at SS 16,
Fast Wawaneab,"
. Mrs, Harvey, London, Canadian
C,onstuner Association, promised
speaker for a meeting in Huron
County. A resolution that the
OFCT oppose any compulsory auto
driving courses introduced into
Secondary Schools was carried,
That a collection at -ell regular
focal meetings and that a central
fund be established was not car-,
tied. Tabled was a resolution that
a full dress, debate be .carried out
at 'County level 'And also that the
OFIJ assist in financing a fact
finders committe on an impartial
basis.
Harold Carter reported on an
interesting address by Patd Rain-
ville,. Sudbury, on harmful effects
sulfa fumes, having to be comba-
ted by farmers in that area. Mr.
MO'Cubbin, when asked about par-
ity prices promised his support in
the future. Mr. Lloyd Hassen
spoke. on trade between US- and
Canada.'
Bob Armstrong, appointed to
approaCh -the Federation of Agri-
culture regarding Hog Producers
election of -directors, contacted
Simon Ilallabau and was assured
it woUld!he an open meeting.
The registered Hereford 'Heifer
prize should interest many. Tick-
ets and. money collected. for tick-.
ets are in charge of Mrs. Alfred
wsbit,
Jack Armstrong and . Rurrd
Kaupinan were named to approach
G0446 Township
Mr.., and Mrs. James H. Stirling:
spent the past week with their
sori4n-law and daughter, Mr and
Mrs. .Louis bailey and family, Ain-
hersthurg. They report a good
crop, of corn in that part of the
province.
Mr, and Mrs. McGuire
returnee to PCI-Mae. Orchards, af-
ter a pleasant week's holiday with
relatives and• friends in Detroit.
Mich: They also attended the
Wedding of 'their niece, Barbara
Ann ,:rolinstOn .to :Peladeall
which took place in. St, Alphonaus
Church in Windsor,
The annual meeting Of the WA
of St., James' Church, Middleton,
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
Dece)nber 5, at the home of Mrs.
Jahn Grigg— The r911 call: a Alb-.
kcal - verse - used in times, of ley,
Members' are asked to please wine,
early .and . bring their "Pays to
Remember Cards,"*
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton
attended
and,
annual Grey-Huron,
Aberdeen-Angus Association, ban-
quet held. at Keady Arena, Port
Bigin, on Thursday last and were
overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs.
R. B, Pattersen, Tara.
Community CIO
The November Meeting of the
SS 4, Community Club was held
at the home of Mrs, Morgan Jones.
••
The vice-president opened the
meeting with . the creed followed
with the Lord's Frayei4.
The Club will send a donation
to the Christmas-Seals and also to
the Children's Shelter,
The .next meeting will be - held
at the .home of Mrs. Harold HOw-
aFd, on Wednesday, December 6.
Please note change of date, The
roll call wilDbe exchange a gifts
not more than 50 cents. -
Quilting was done for the re-
mainder of the afternoon. .Lunch
was served by the hostets,
led by Mrs. Carmon.Telibutt and
Mrs. Wilfred Biggins.
ternoon was spent quilting a crib
quilt. The meeting closed with the
Mizpah Benediction and lunch was
served by the hostess.
led by Mrs'. Lawson.
The roll call was answered by,
"a gem of thought, my mother
taught me." The minutes of the
last meeting Were read 'hy the
secretary, Mrs. Bert Craig, and
correspondence was dealt with:
A Gay Nineties skit "Ladies'
Fidendship Circle," given by Mrs.
Wesley Bradnick, Mrs. 0. Ander-
son, Mrs. G. Ddbie, Mrs. D. A. Mac-
Kay, Mrs. Donald Haines, Mrs.
Maurice Bean and Mrs. T. Haggitt
was enjoyed by all. Mrs. "Clara
Vincent of Londesboro favoured
with a solo accompanied by Mrs.
Thomas Allen.
Mrs, Frank Raithby assisted by
Mrs. Oliver Anderson gave an in-
teresting talk on community activ-
ities and public relations and show-
ed pictures of the centennial. .
'Mrs. Thomas Allen gave two
splendid selections on the accor-
dian.
Mrs. W. Good, who js leaving to
reside in Blyth, was presented with
a gift. Mrs. George Wien made
the presentation.
The meeting closed with "God
Save the, Queen." A successful
auction was held with Mrs. G.
Minter/ and Mrs. Alf Nesbit as
auctioneers. The ;4ostesses Mrs.
M. Bean, Mrs. A. Nesbit, Mrs. R.
J. Phillips, Mrs. W. Goddard and
their assistants served a delicious
lunch.
Mrs, T, Allen, Mrs,' Vincent, Mrs,
D. Allen, •
Laughing Lassies
The Londesbero Laughing 1,44$
files hold their third meeting at the
11MHEI' of .their leader Mrs. David
Anderson, After working on their
pyjama project the girls were
Shown how to do the flat fell and
French, seams, by their leader And
assistant leader, Mrs, J, Shaddick,
Arrangements were Made M hold
the next meeting at Mrs, Joseph
Shaddia's, on Saturday, December
1, Ulrich was served by the hos-
tesses, 'Marie and Agnes Riley.
B-L ITV
The Burns-Londesboro Young
Peoples' Union met-in the Loncles..
boro 'United Church, on Sunday
evening, November 27, 'The miss.
ions and world outreach commis-'
Sion was in charge of the meeting,
Margarite Lyon and Glenda Me,:
Dougall played a piano duet,
The YPU will send gifts to an
Indian School in Alberta for
Christmas and will invitd several
other unions for a social, evening
on December 16. The meeting was
closed with a recreation period and
lunch.
PORTER'S HILL
Correspondent
MRS. DQN
Phone Clinton 1W 2-3362
The Woman's 'Association of
(4,ace United Church, will hold
their next meeting, Friday, Decem-
ber 7, instead of Thursday, Dec-
ember 6,, at the borne of Mrs. Keith
Cox. "
The Sunday School "a Grace
Church will hold their annual
Christmas concert in the Sunday
School room on Saturday evening
December 8.
Community Club
The Porter.'s Hill. Community
Club held its regular meeting on
Wednesday last, at the home of
Mrs. Reid Torrance. The presid-
ent, Mrs, Peter Harrison was in
charge of the meeting which open-
ed with repeating-the Lord's,Pray-
er. Secretary's and treasurer's
reports were given and roll call
answered with a superstition. It
was decided to sell tickets on a
wool blanket and have it drawn-
for in February. There will be no
meeting in December,
The mystery prize was won by,
Mrs. William McElwain. The af-,
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Allenford
Brussels
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Clibriten
Elora
eltls Georgetown
Goderieh
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DE LUXE ,FIGURE SKATING OUTFIT
*'-rbio sparkling white outfit features solid leather heels, soles and inner soles. Sponge rubber padded at
• ankle and tongue. Lined with smooth brown kid leather, Nicely shaped combination narrow goal last;
latest professional style hi,cut shaped top. Fitted with chrome-plated English Figure Skates. A real
'.1auy) Women's sizes —3 to 9 (in half-sizes). .,„
"SMALL FRY"
Skates and Boots
BEGIIMEll'S TUBS SICATE OUTFITS Eor 3
to 7 years. Apptov:t hockey style leather
boots, with built•In ankle supPorte; outside
strap and buckle. Debigned to glee tiny ankles
the firm suPpott they need, Boots are riveted to
'*titisior•te-stand,ore semi.
tube skated,
SlSes 7 to 11; PAIR Oa
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