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NIBS PERT Al", 9N, Ccrresponrierit
Ari invitation was received
$hobbrOok,,from the ?doimesvllle UCWtoie
attend xheyr fall bazaar to pe.
Q �. treId in the 'Sunday School room
d ilial ,of the ok�urch at 3 p.m. 4ni
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On Sunday; Nov. ], The general meeting .of the
b able 'a er eon w ' e#r- UCW was held on Monday af-
J Y ft n ass nt t
_,
•
Mr, and. Mrs. George Hag-
i t John P 1 d Mdohael
g..t. ! �, ; a.n and
moved to ZurviRh on lice week<
end where Mr. Hag€;?tt w111 be
a grader apelahor,
g
son
_
v s t-
Mrs, George Harxrdton .r. i
ed relatveS 'n Brucefield and
r.
Seatfnr� for 'a fe�v days l est
week. ,
,s.:
Ms, a?id Mr.. Wa,:-k rr
5lrrawg]xanPernt a few days
last week .in Wrxigiram visiting
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and Mr• ...O D n t -. ,tho home o Mr, an s e ternoan, Mrs. Livingstgne chair-
_..... s , _. e shed. Rt Montt f d Mts, B, rt ed - h me in th
real. Shobbrook. when the :close fain, t e aura e absence
91y cgnrrectrons numberin. 43 of lytms. Carson. 4�n inYitation
Sunday visitors tth ,and g was. xecerved to attend. the
were served a smorgasbord .dire-
Mrs, W+illlam J. Craig were Mr.. ei:, atharrkofferin meeting in Wal,
d Mrs. No man 'Thorn ran of n ton on Tuesday, l�Tov. 10th at
an r P Atter dinner, Bili Vo clden read 0 'c
Wirngham, ..Mrs' s Grace Tkiom , ,
l? an address :and gifts. were pre- a
son of London, Mr, and Mrs, Seated by Sheila Sh b rb Mrs, Bert. Alton :of • Luoknow
o b.. 4kM
(�,ot•rpspopdent, M RS, N. I-�!YG• PhAne Hen$ell 97$ -'fir 4) .
Walkerburn .ub
wlrth th'elir daugbter, Mrs.. Tho-
r
Jardin, Mr, and
as guest speaker, was introduced
William S, Craig and taMlly of Shelly Redford and Conn;g Grb
b Mr..s Stan ona d ave
C1lrnton and Mrs'. George Wilk, bings. and Mrs, Shobproolc y ... LY n S'
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R ul r' M p• t M
Qry
e
Was .T•a?ridin
;
�a7nily.
.lVfr.
In and fi were also resented with abut- talk on. show allocations are
far of Coder ch., i? tlistrrbuted to the different so-
cYre#r table and charts by the.;r,
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7
r .and . r , _ 2ilex arld
M, _. M s Leo
Mr, and .. rS, _ ed Young- cieYaes .0 , rn the UCW oto .ry
M F d .0 ters an famil . . r?g.. g h g _. e
daughters d family. y Mr, Shot j ,
$ride. and faarrily.
Mr. and Mrs, Eldui Kerr vis-
Bohn of Don. M11s; Mr. Joe
_...
b1pt and fiii nily of WOOdstack brook thanked eve generously. Mrs. Wood thaphed
ryone for the
Held. At Auburl
Ziler of Parkhill, Mrs, Isabel
v!rsbted on Sunday with her sir- the speaker;
gifts and good wishes. -p
W1 Madders of M nkton.PPy Rhees
Pears axed ni e
Gardiner of, Mr• and
ter', Mrs. Wilfred Sanderson, Mr,. and Mrs.. Shobbrook were.Donations of ,miters •to the
tree will -be
The Wali.eiibgrn Club held
.,u
Mrs. Huh Feo an and family
g
Mr. Sanderson and family and ,tten very accept -
y married Nov.lVov2g, 1929, by Rev, able again this Christmas,
-the monthly, meeting' alt the
of RR 5, Goderich, and Mr. Dan
other relaatives in ,this dl'isltmliot. J. W, Johnston at the home of Th m t
ee in cies b
ed with a
Noire of Mrs, Leonard' Arch-
McLean .cYf A�nberley were week-
Sunday v+i'sitlars with Mr. and the brides Parents, 1Vir and l t ...
social cup of tea.
ambault with 10 members �prcr,-
The ineetin was o'Pened
end guests with Mr, and Mrs,
Kenneth Scott, K011tlh, Wayne
Mrs. Wes Br'adnoci{ were Mr. Mrs, Wesley Vodden of the 9th
concession of Hallett. T,he at- The Cheerio Club trot last
errft.. ,
g
iVfr, and Mrs, John Long, Serve on lettuce cu as, an
Owens Sound, spent the week_ ,
light dessert. For
: and. Mrs. Shearer Wilson and week at the home ,of• Mrs. Al-.
tendants Mr, and Mrs.
11Y Mrs. Joe Hunkgn who taalc
g
and Eric,.
,were
Mr, and :Mrs, Kenneth Wilson ed vin Stevens with 12 members
P.erc Gibbings,. They settl
eh'arge of the pragrarn ,m t e
Mr, and Mrs. Ra1p'h D. Man-
all of La ridbn; Miss Margie t .ori and one visitor present. Mrs•
he farm on which they
at sen'cg of ithe president, Mrs,
rb visited last we* in Ottawa
R Jaol�soar and lvtx• .and Mme, still reside, Durnin acted as ,president in the
Lorene Hankin ,
g
with Mr. and Mrs, Rob&t
'Youngblut
absence a MaOS, Livingstone.
Hugh Bennett and Pamnly, Of They -have �`iV0 daughters, Group three provided the
The meeting, was. opened by
.and also with Dr.
prop
port Albert.. Thelma, Mrs,. Gordon Carrow,.of gram and a hot :supper was
no
dinging „ „
a, Clanada , followed
_
B:C-, and IvIdA ,Mrs, Ross Mill-
Mr. and Mrs.. Lloyd Hum-'. served b Y group one.
by the Loma s Pt+ayes in undsont.
'Pile
Auburn Aides
son, of Stratford, and. six gratid-
rays arbte?�ded the funea+al of Mr, and Mrs. Harold Kerslake
children, Three of Mrs, Shob-
rill aa)71 vias .aiswer�ed b1'
DENTIST
and family of Exeter speiTt
her uncle the lane Wdllfi�am Mc- brook's brothers and one of Mr,
d
each meni�ber telling a riddle.
Township; Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert Geiger, Zurich; Mr, and
Donald at Mount Clemens last . , Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Shobbrook's were, unable to at-
The minutes were adoptedas
'REM DELING money to pay bills ... fix the .
Saltnzrda Harry Durnin,
y tend,
lad by lice secretta(ry, Mrs..
Henry Hun'le�xNg, A thank -you
Hold I�eetn
Will Govier and Mrs. Lily
1VIxs. Shobbraok has five bre- Webster spent the weekend in
nate was read from Mrs.
The fourth meeting of the
thers, Herb of White Horse, London with the former's dau-
N.W.T„ Frefl, RR 1 Clinton; ghter and family; also• visiting
Annual Autumn
Lloyd Pen -found and baby
Auburn Aides was held at the
Roy of Summerhill; Leonard of Mrs, Jean Radford who is ill
daughter, The prize gust. was
home of Patrsy :and Linda Reed.
Paris, Ont.,' .Kenneth of :RR 1 with a heart. condition in 'Vic-
won by Mrs. Joe Hurgd ng. 1t
The ,meeting was opend by ,Che.
Londesboro. Mr. Shobbrook has Coria Hospital,
Thankofferin
had been donatedby Mo. Jam-
Y
,:
president, Marian Hickey, with
two sisters, Mrs. Norman Rad- Fred Peokitt was ex a gd to
P �.
'week
es McDougall.
The mmberrs voted to s 1-
all repeating the 44 -1 Pledge,
The minutes of the Last meet-
.,
" ford, Blyth, and Mrs. Percy return home this after .a
.} Gibbings, Clinton; one brother, ten day rest in Clinton Public
Held At Auburn
sor an auction sale Of 'home-
Ing were adopted as read by
Larne of Oshawa. Hospital,
made baiting on November 7 in
Auburn Orange Hall. Tilak-
secretary, Lynda Andrews.
-the secret
Plans :to hold the
The Autumn thankoiiferting •
of the Untimed Church. Women ,
the
sets, are on sale for ,a quilt
were made
next meeting at the Norrie Off
Marjorie flunking, Anthony
of ' Knox United Church was a gr y D izer
which tis being displayed t)lias
weak lin a store window in Au-
the amisttant leader, Mrs.
Frank Ralthby,
herd With. guests from West -
field, Donnybrook, Knox Pres- Married Saturday At Londe bo
s
burn and there Will adso be
The leader, Mrs. Keith Ma-
byterit n, St. Mark's Angilicaii; y ro
farm produce, sewing, aprons
and a touch -surd -take table.
clean, led in the discussion on
sant tion control,
and the Baptist Church being
present. White potted .chrysanthemums and lighted
The auction which udE com-
and germ
contamination of water and
Guests were welcomed by the: candelabra decorated Londesboro United Church on,
m,ence at 2:30 p.m, tis to help
the pasteurritia,t on of mdik. Mrs,
President, Mrs. Bert Ci,alig, as- Saturday, when wedding vows Were exchanged be -
sponsor +their fosrter c�hli l d
RaitJhby told about houseflies
s'i�s'ted by Mrs. Kenneth Mc- tween. Marjorie Pauline Hunking and Anthony
which they -adopted a year ago.
and spoke ofit their conttr•al. She
Dougall. The ushers were Mrs.. Duizer of RR 1 Londesboro.
Plans
a were made to hold the
also told about precautions to
Oliver Anderson and Mrs.' Gray mirror. Leonard Arc'h�anibault
next meet ing at Ithe home' of
be to en in the event of in,
' h
Cunnianghani. Mrs. Novnnan Mc- Rev. W, McM. Carson of read the address and Stewart
Mrs. Lloyd McClin�chey with
fecbions:
C1inchey led the meelta ng and Londesboro performed the Amernt made the preseivtatio¢i•
Mrs. Joe Verwey 'and Mrs. El-
lv Wla n land Connid Hiclt'ey
the service of song was led by double -ring ceremony and tiro-
,Nott ,Lapp in ch'axtge of the pro-
and Lynda Andrews demon-
the church organdst," Mrs, Nor- dMornal wedding :music was
gram.
straited ithe proper posture
man Me,01 nohey. played by Mrs. Harry Lear of
The lunch committee will be
when sitting or standing. Each
Miss Elrrna Muteh read the Londesboro. She also •accomp-
Mtrs. Donald Sprung, ,Mrs, John
member Is :to take a sample of
scripture lesson. She gave a anied the soloist, Miss Barbama
Snyd'ers, Mrs. Harold Sprung,
his drinking waiter supply and
Thanksgiving message on these, Snell• ' "
and Mrs'. Worthy Young, The
send it away at the next meett-
-
M-4sages and was followed by The bride is the only daugh16th
roll call is to be answered by
2rng for analysis. The meeitirig
prayer by Mrs. Norman Me-lex of 112r. *and Mrs. Lorne
n+anning a necessary article in
was clos'e'd: by repeating the' 4-
Dowell, A duet was sung by Hurnlairng, RR 1 Auburn, 'and
the stick -room.
Contests. of dmitatin anim-
g
H creed sari +iundh was served
by Patsy and Linda R;ee�l,
Ms-ses 1V1:'artie and Klatske
Ko Mrs. Harold Web- the groom is the son of Mr.
o�� and Mrs. Arlie Duizer, RR 1
els uataltions and were
suer read a Dean
Huron employees
NEW' of 11ppto
Oanqun {p�
Held
(�,ot•rpspopdent, M RS, N. I-�!YG• PhAne Hen$ell 97$ -'fir 4) .
et
Miss Sharon McBride of Jnl l�'fr, .arid Mrs, Rot Stokes
x100
v rs t f e
e r y o. W Stern Untario, and Larv?y of London vtere Suti-
At Auburn: Hall;
spent the weekend kvifili her par day guests of 'Robert Th4tnson
$$9.46
ents, Mr, and 11�rs. Edgar Mc, and ,r1 and Mrs, $ertThQn1son.
The 16t
T h annual. ' Iluron
$ride. and faarrily.
Mr. and Mrs, Eldui Kerr vis-
Caunt3' employees' banquet was
held ,1n
;ted friends. Sunday in Elmira, Ni 'Pears
ppb'
the Auburn Community
also visited Mr. and Mts. Russ
Memorial Hall with over 140
W1 Madders of M nkton.PPy Rhees
Pears axed ni e
Present, Dinner wa a seryecl by
lila Aublrrn Womtan' Instfi 'ate,
s t
Mr. and Mrs, Harold. Jones, a. u .for de 'occas
Kenneth and Grant. vnsited re-; $Pre .d an? 17 . sa .i lr ... .
,,... .
Arrangements }vete 1i1 charge
dessert. Choose fully ripe but
Gently at tthe home of Mr:. and . uax�ter them
s frrrTl pears, a
Mr Arkhur Ashworth and..Carol
Of a committee of Bill W. 'ght
W,
of Denfield, lengthwise, and 'reaxrove cores,
Jack Snell, .Andy EdSEW and
Marshall Stewart of Seaforth Top each cut edge with your
Bob McDonald, aI1. of fiif e
visited Wednesday afternoon favorite cheese sP read or ;s aria
Wroxeter district
with Mr. a#�d :Mrs, W. L.1,yiellrs; 'taro of cxeann cheese and finely
County Erngineer. Jim Briist-
nail tivas chairman for the
Sunday Visitors 'vrere 1.VIr. and
Mrs. Earle Sproule of Exeter. ch°Piled nuts. Gently replace
section's' to make a whole pear,
'Of
eve-
n1r?g aril thanked the Auburn.
iVfr, and Mrs, John Long, Serve on lettuce cu as, an
Owens Sound, spent the week_ ,
light dessert. For
ladies for the banquet,, Mats,
end with Mr, and Mns, N, Long. appetizer or
Donald �aAnes roplaed on be-
Sunday Visitors were Mr.. and best flavor, allow, Rear's .and'
half of the other conveners,
Mrs, Clarence Ball and Evelyn cheese to reach room tempe3 >#-
Mrs. Thomas Uaw1or and Mrs.
Pf Windsor.. tare beforeserving•
Arnold Craig,
son.
When moneyn e mount
Engineer Bi: tnell introduced
ecualues n ahem •
g ts, arty t; Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Cummings, God-
.
enrich; Bagey Parrot, Blyth;
Mr. and Mrs, Karl Schne+i!ker,
Goidericli; Warden .and Mrs.
GA•
..borrow . ddentl
Ralph Jewell, Colborne Town-
1'31 LLS
ship. Also, members of the
from NFC
road cornm1ittee, Mr; and Mrs.
DENTIST
Donald McKenzie, Ashfield
CW'f MING When your plans, or problems,
Township; Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert Geiger, Zurich; Mr, and
money—see
VA ION m y
Mrs. Joe Kerr, Wingham; Mr.
'REM DELING money to pay bills ... fix the .
and Mins. Grant Stirling, Code-
rich• Township, and Mr. and
INSTALMENTS house ... buy a better par ...
Mrs, George Radford, Blyth.
APPLI/►NCES' outfit the family. • : travel...
Warden Jewell brought,greet-
or for any other worthwhile
ings from the Counitg and
_.
stated it was, a pleasure to
work with the road comn-At tee,
Engineer Britnell spoke of the
Tbad budget.. The lucky door
tickets were drawn by Mars,
Ralph Jewell and the prizes
went to Mars. John Snell of
Wroxeter and Ross Nicholson
of RR 1 Bluewale.
AMOOT
MONTHLY PAYMENT
PLANS
LOAN
months months months
menthe
x100
$ .,.
$..,..
. A 2
$$9.46
550
.....
28.78
82.86
61.24
750
.....
81.65
44,18
69.21
1000
1600
66.98
41.46
68.81
58,11
94.11
91.66
146.62
2200
88.71
94.62
129.41
201.46
2500
95.12
107:62
147.05
228,98
Purpose. Borrow Conti-
dentty, repay can ..
lently, at Household
Finance.
ASK ABOUT
CREDIT LIFE INSURANC«
ON LOANS AT
The con imittee named to be
Abme payments Include pdoclpal and Interat and are
based an prompt repayment, but do not Include the cost of LOW GROUP RATES
in ch'a'rge of the banquet next
to be Bert'Cr
ot,lnsunnae
year. are
s
J, Hallahian, Fred Seers' 'and
HOUSEHOLD FINANC
Frank Riley. Progressive
PANT
euchre was played With the
Mrs. Donald Young and the
+high lady, s.
wrl=ers being, Mu
C
Wes. Hempel, W,roxelter; lbw
GGIDERICH
lady, Marts. fhoss Nicholson,
35A West Street --Telephone 524-7383
Bluenrale; high man, George
the inembers parading in: cos-
tees. Fancy dress rimes were
McKay, Brussels, and low man,
(above the Signal Star)
Jinn BrIttiell, Goderrich.
, q � a p Landeslboro. a
in charge of Mr's.. Donald Sp Mins. Elliott Lapp introduces November is Anniversary Month at Hermans Men's
Given in marriage by her
ruing and Mrs. Warlter CunrnSrig- the guest speaker of the even- r
Auburn Explorers farther, the bride wore a floor- Wear and re Celebrating Dior V 6th Anniversary
Nisar. Lurnoh was served by Mrs. ling, Mrs. Robert S, Hiltz of g
George Schneider, Mins. James Exeter, Mrs'. Hiltz was a for- length white gown of silk or -
George Man Mone Savors Specials fair a19 ®oar ,
•Jackson, Mrs. 'Ariel Duizer-and W r mer n-Ahiiister's wife on the Au- gianza over brldall 4crrtin It y y p
Mrsa' Lloyd McClinchey. Hallowe en Party burn Charge six years ago. In featured 'a scoop neckline out- Customers.
her Thanksgriving message she lined with • appliqued white
1� mil gi embroidered lace and also was JUST IN TIME FOR FALL AND
Hallowe'en stiles were en- compared the first Thanlzs v-
i I featured on, 't'l'i;e conic -..oiled skirt.
t / / jayed by several groups in the ing of the Pilgrim. Fathers to Tont -and a large self bow With . CHRISTMAS BUYING!
coni uiiity . and one orf, these today ,and asked everyone if 'flowers of the :same material at
was held by the Auburn Ex -.they expressed (heir thanks for th tacit Hes sho2lider-len th STARTING THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Sth
fAG'EAtI�
plorer girls In Knox United
the bounty sof everything 'today. e €,
veil of silk-illusrion was• held in
SUITS
Af4yaMllq
Church.
A ghost game was led by
From horse and buggy days
she went •to racket travel of Place by a Queen Anne cap
dotted with seed pearls. She
PANT
8(/y.. r
Mrs. Donald Young and the
today • sand sIt'ate'd. the code of
carried a white Bible crestedOurG
C
"6iAK%N6POiYQ�Q"
grand march was held with all
living is lost and to What Our- with pink roses and, white rib -
Choose From A Variety of the Most Popular
Shadeof Plains, Herringbones and irre-
9
�%
the inembers parading in: cos-
tees. Fancy dress rimes were
pose. Mrs. Ernest Dtumdn r
thanked M'rs. Hiltz. �.. bon streamers.
R
descents. All Sizes. Reg. $79.50 Value.
The iii19l 'honor, Miss5ul
r
given to, Gail, Seers, Shelley
Lunch -was 'served in the Sun- of
s
Grange and Sherry Pla'dtzer.
day Sehaal room of the church. Wendy Cleland of 1.01 marline;
1 - "
-�
Cornid dress's' prizes were award-
Thanks• for the invitation were wore a sleeveless ace blue star-
1 1 "`
ed to Marie' Plunkett, Doreen
expressed by .Mrs. William li'ghlt brocaded dress with mat -
Mrs. Char- ching jacket and pleated mat-
MEN'S ALL goo
0
McClinchey and Susan Thoanp-
Hardy, Donnybrook;
.00
son.
les Srrilith, Westfield; Mrs. thing wedding ring headdress
,x,.attezimt i.
LVE r.te
eo •e e U
Doreen McClinchey and
George Schneider, St. M•awles and carried a cascade bougrxet
mums, Miss. Elaine
SUITS
Sherry. ,Plaetzer conducted a
Anglican Church; Mrs. Wifffined of white
PANT
game called "Black Magic" and
Sanderson, Knox presbyiterrnan Ni ch'ols of Stratford; and Miss
of pink roses.
FOR SUPERB FOOD IT 5 1
the hunt for hatts and pump-
kins wasT.
won by Shelley
Orange. Doreen McCldnchey
and Mrs. Robert J. Phillips, Audrey Dulzer, the groom
Auburn Baptist Church. e' sister, of Londesboro, both
he
president, Mrs. Bert Craig wore dresses identical to the
Choose From A Variety of the Most Popular
Shadeof Plains, Herringbones and irre-
9
�%
4WX `• Iii"
won the prize ',for guessing .the
spoke -a few wards and thanked maid of honor.
descents. All Sizes. Reg. $79.50 Value.
UCLINT0,NW1S11FFQ5REA�0lC0S
;. e a calrp!at numbw of jelly beans Mrs. Hintz for .her message. The groomsman was TielmanT Im liajar. Mrs. Arthur Grange oWestter+haut of Clinton'and 'the
told a gthost stovy and after ushers were Arthur Hun -king, ' fortune telling, a lunch was Trailer Company brother of the bride, and Gor-
served by the leaderrs.don Alblas of Dorchester. Topcoats
Completes Unit
erEXETER-The mr-A tranA 'recepltion falllowed in tithe
Was completed Lodi Wedt'ies'd4ay church basement which was * ALL WOOLS
at the recently compleited decorated 1w th blue and white • LAMINATES
Gugtom Trailers Limfilted pliant flowers' and blue lighted tapers, S ALL WEATHER COATS
The bride's' mother assisted
here. The 324by-10-foot trailer con- the brutal couple in retigving Just Arrived For Fall andd
tauns Itwo Private offices, built- the guests d r a 'teal blue Winter Wear
in dtrrksy ttolliA blueprint sitar- doulb'le-knit two-ppaete dress,
age and draft&ri ta:blels. ' g g P Tories and. a SIZES 36 • to 46
Construction on the coarnp: cor.1m e of -accessories
Blight roses. PRICED
any`s gxlanit Stbarte'd two months assistedShe was . by Ithe $19095
ago,grooms'rriortliewelaxing a sap- FROM
btua f ' ik dr atch-
phare aro a t
E S (finton
Haiti a u�r n it�ure. ~�
ass, m
Ing accessories and a corsage
�oif pink deliighit roses. ' Foo•wa'vealing ,the bride donned a
royal blaze do not suit with
Clearance SP C',
les a
gold accessories and a carsaige
•
•
of pink roses.
Are Clearing Their Stock M Chesterfield and Bedroom
Among -the guests present
were the brhders two grand-
i. P.
Men sINII
Suites �ro m;ake groom #or Christmas 5 'ick
am
Hing RR � u�'
WOOL BLEND
Continental and Regular
Styles in BroWhs,•Grejrs,
Olives and $lack
SIZES 28 to 44
Reg. $16.95.
NOW■+1V
ONLY
Jackets
e��e��•• 2y/
� ' ice. alta • Prank 8139, of ALL STYLES and SIZES
� Blyth. Oibliet gdes write Preis- '
s/ '°"°"" (.�'PIeCe T-:1.,
Preis -$1 froth VgA#tickDoadit-
r; StrailwaMpl , olnt,
L#dsbro and BythChesterfield Smites 211198 e at
On their return theywure-
All i z: >a � �.., side LTi txlfi lsbs*b.
All Reduced to Clear
Trade -int Accepf6d
Come Ili and Make ors
an Offer.
Ladies; it's not l`ob Tate fu 1ta've that
Sodetal Gift for Father:
A SKLAR RECUNft from Beate Putniture
'Priced from $19.00 tip,
toitial brIbili
Come In rand! S eeU s b�f
s $$661m,,
'ltd(e bAde, a g+raidu'albt trurse
` aE iStvatfoIrd Ga oig 1iidslgtal,
was honored by several pre-
mttptia eiVeirtis, er aunt, Mays.
Johri Arley, er.ssisted • by Mr's.
&tt f dityk bndthear aunt, and
1VCts > #ehily urnklzig, enrte lar-
ed 35 re0'atives find prceseaated.
her with gift, Mfrs. Stewart
Ament entertained tielghbor's
and 'cher Wallt wburn Cltib, and
fui;ty neighbors gathered at the
home, Of the bride and pfesent-
ed the couple with a large wall
clogs are more sensitive to
heat ,than any dtht" farm, ilia-
mail, but shadb arraaaigenents
don't hAvd t'6 be waboz°itte to
keep them ga fti ilgr rep6i is
North Dakota: UnIV414sity doll -
lege, of; Agridiilture,
Reg. f6 $29.50 - Be Sure To See This Group
Young Men's ALL WOOL SUITS
1Iat'utal Shoulder' Styling
Shoes 3544-9-9.40 ANNIVERSAkY .
Reg. $59.54 SPEC AL S 4
(OPEN PRIDAY EVPNINC )
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