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YOUR FAVORITE
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
msa Sevens, Orion Sdinven and the
Columbus Boychoir sing 11 of the best
roved carols. You'd expect to ply
$4,08 or More far this distort 12" LP.
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. the Former Hanover' tititSPOrt
Mr, and Mrs, Rculaid Rath" well, Michael, and Janice, E4ant-
ford, spent the weekend with
her Parents, _Mr, And Mrs, Gorr
don R, Taylor,
William Anderson returned
last weekend to his position in London after spending ,his VAC-
utiPn at his home here.
Members of the Auburn
AYPA and Knox Presbyterian
YPS along With other AYPAs
in the Deanery of ,Huron
ed. Huron College last Satyr-
day and also St. Paul's cath-
edral in London,
Several from this com-
munity attended the funeral
services at Goderich for the
late Mrs. John McKnight who
had resided in this village for
many years before going to
Gederich.
Mr, and Mrs. Durnin Phillips,
Lurgon Beach, visited with her
cousin, Mrs, Charles Straugh
an and 'his relatives in the vii-
lage last Thursday, Last week-
end they left with Dr, and Mrs.
Parker, Wingham, to spend the
winter months 'in Florida,
Marks Birthday
A birthday' dinner was held
at Tiger Dunlop Inn for Mrs,
Caroline Broclhagen when she
celebrated her 79th birthday.
Her family were all present for
the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs, Rueben Brod-
hagen, Shirley and Elvey, Brun-
ner; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin. Vail
and Wanda, Kitchener; Mr, and
Mrs. Milton Brodhagen, Brun-
new; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ford,
Harrington; Mrs. Mary Brod-
hagen, Stratford; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Mogk, Brodhagen, and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Daer, Au-
burn. '
Following the dinner they
all went to the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Daer, RR 1, Au-
burn, where Mrs, Brodhagen
has been making her home
with her daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Daer, Andrea and
Larry of Goderich were also,
visitors at the Daer home,
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Wool - $12.50
Glen Line RAINBOW
90% Wool„ 10%
Viscose - $11.50
,Glen Line COTTAGE
Twin Bed Size $10.00
Double Bed Size $10.50
Glen Line CRIB
$5.00 and $6.00
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LEATHEtt GLOVES for the
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for Christmas Gifts
40-Cup WEST BEND
COFFEE MAKER
Regular to 28.95
Now Only - 22.79'
CORNING WARE
TEA POTS
3-Cup
Reg. 5,95-for 4.29
Reg, 7.95-for ..., 6.29
ALL CHROME
BINNISTER SET
Reg.
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PYREX CINDERELLA
BAKE & SERVE SET
Reg.
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BISSELL Reliable
CARPET SWEEPER
Reg.
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SPARLINGS Hardware
Phone 482-$821 - Between Irwin's and Martins
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Except Saturday we close at 6:00 p.m.
Look Who's Playing
Santa Claus !!
That's Right, Fred Merlo from
WHOLESALE FURNITURE and APPLIANCES„
Has Caught The Same Spirit As That Jolly
Fellow From The North . . . And Is Virtually
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THESE BARGAIN ITEMS
PEG• SANTA'S PRICE
$227.00 937
- $199.00 '154.77
- $139.00 s 97.73
$449.00 $319.13
- $219.00 $182.12
1964 GE Transformer PORTABLE .19" TV
With Stand
1964 GE AUTOMATIC DRYER
1964 GE CONVENTIONAL WASHER 1•11.1
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1964 GE AUTOMATIC WASHER & DRYER -
1964 GE 10 Cubic Foot REFRIGERATOR -
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REG, SANTA'S
PRICE PRICE
5-PieCe.Bronxetone Dinette Suite . ...$ 67.95 $49.77
7-Piece Brometone Dinette Suite $ 97.95 $77.77
9-Piece Brometone Dinette Suite ... , $129.00 $96.77
Beautiful Table Lamps $ 10,95 $ 6.87
Pole Lamps . . ..... ...........................•..• $ 16,95 $11.77
Comfortable Hostess Chairs $ 15.95 $ 8.87
BEVERLEY QUILTED BOX-SPRING
or MATTRESS $ 49.96, „.$32.77
NYLON COVERED CHESTERFIELD
And CHAIR $119.00 $137.77
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• STEAM & DRY IRONS
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CORD'S BILLIARDS
PIPES---All Makes From $1,00 up
Gift Box Sets from $3,95 up
1,,iGHTERs from $1:00 up
CIGARS and CIGARETTES - Boxed far Christmas
HUMIDORS and ASH TRAYS
WESTCLOX MAGNETIC AUTO WATCHES
TIMEX WATCHES
BILLFOLDS -- PURSES CIGARETTE CASES
DARTS -- DART BOARDS and Accessories
CHOCOLATES -- IMPORTED TOBACCOS
Buy Your Christmas Smokes and Accessories from
Your Favorite Smoke Shop .
GORD'S BILLIARDS
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THIS WEEK ONLY!
long-tite Firestone Mutter
with double-wrapped
shelliheavy-gouge parti-
tions heads and tubes. All internal tubes are
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welded at both ends for extra sstrength and
seams are locked to prevent leak.
, Mrs, glaie.Vidsley of Goder,
it'll •visited on Sunday with Mr. • and Mrs. Ben, Hamilton,
Mrs, Amelia Strangban, .God.-
Brie*, was a Sunday gpest with
Mr. and Mrs. Straugh- an,
Mr, and.Mrs . Walter wie-
malm .Seaferth„ spew, the weekend. with their family., in
the village,
Miss Gail Miller was th e
holder of the lueky ticket and
received a four-pound box of
chocolates at a draw at Seers'
restaurant last weekend.
The annual Vesper Candle,
lighting service of 'the Atibinn
ec4rr 'grow, will be held on
Sunday afternoon, December 15
at 2:30 p.m. Everyone is in-
vited to attend this service,
Mr. and Mrs„ William coats,
Flint, Mich, spent the weekend
with her sister, Mrs. Maitland
Allen and Mr. Allen,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd HUM,
phreys visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Bowman
and family at Brussels.
Christmas day is approach-
ing fest, Santa arrived on the
Manchester garden and is il-
luminated and also three
brightly colored strings of
lights placed by the Horticul-
tural Society brighten up Gode-
rich Street at night.
Mrs. Lloyd Humphreys was
the winner of the blanket at
the draw .at Johnston's hard-
ware store last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Match-
ford and Miss Lynn, Sudbury,
were recent visitors with his
mother, Mrs. Herbert Gooier.
Auburn United
Have full House
At Yule Concert
AUBURN - Knox United
Church Sunday school room
was filled 'to capacity for their
annual Christmas concert, with
Walter Cunningham as master
of ceremonies and Chairman for
the program.
Rev. Charles Lewis opened
the concert with a prayer, and
Christmas carols were sung
with Miss Bernice McDougall
as pianist,
The nursery class with their
teacher, Mrs. Leonard Archam-
bault sang a welcome song and
the class of four to six year
olds with their teachers, Misses
Bernice McDougall and Marsha
Koopmans sang three selec-
tions.' The girls' class with
their tearher, Mrs. Jack Arm-
strong, did a selection, "Acou-
stic 'Christmas".
The boys' class with William
L. Craig as 'teacher had Keith
Lapp play a piano solo and,
Douglas Durnin sang a solo.
Mrs. Bert Craig's class of girls
'sang the chorus, "Silver Bells".
and Mrs. Thomas Cunningham's
class of boys had Steven Hag-
gift and Brian Craig sing a
duet.
Miss Joan Mills' class of girls
had Betty Moss sing a solo
accompanied by J e nni f er
Grange and Percy Young
class had Robert Wilkin play
'a piano solo, Santa arrived
and distributed, gifts and candy
to all the children.
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For Men-
Beautifully styled and tailor-
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Pigskin, GoaSkin and
Capeskin-$1.50 to 040
Leather WORK GLOVES
750 to 0.50 pair
For Children-
LEATHER MITTS - Deer-
skin tanned to always
dry Soft ,,„, ....... „„ $1450
ELASTIC .CUT=E LEATHER
MITTS 750
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'00% Wool, 10% Nylon Aein-foreed, I tg. $1,24-456 gait, '
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Mr, and Mrs.' Ed. Davies land
Mr, and Mrs, .)lanies
1.-PacI9r,
Little Marie P.14nhatt
had misfortune to ilaVe her
wrist fr4Otgred while playing
alt -4'01091 last week, •
Student teachers from this district did practise 'teaching at distriet sehocds4: Miss Bernice McDougall at Belgrave school,
Miss Marsha Kooprnans ..at ap
Ashfield TownshiP school 'and
4dgar .44potheriend at Plerlocis
school iii Hallett') Townrrip,.