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• BIRTHS
HQTSON—At Dr. Fletcher's Hospl-
tai on Wednesday» Dec. 3rd* to
Mr. and Mrs. John Hotson; R.R.
2, Ailsa Craig* a son.
FINKBEINER—At Dr. Fletcher's
Hospital, on Monday, December
8, to Mr. and tylrs. Dome Fink-
helper,, of stephen Township, a
son.
WEIGAND
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Leavitt’s Theatre
Exeter Ont. Phone 13$
WEDNESDAY a>ul THURSDAY
2 nights only —» 2 features
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Grapefruit ..... 7 for 25c
Emperor Grapes 2 lbs. 25c
ALL ONE PRICEMixed Candy
Chocolates, Creams, '
Gums. Rock
Mincemeat <*
—+ in Scqtt Memorial
Hospital, Seaforth* on Sunday,
December 7th* to Mr, and Mrs.
Louis Weigand, Dashwood, a son
(William Gerald),
MARRIAGES
HODGSON— GREB — At
of the bride’s parents
on Tuesday, December
Doris Kathleen, youngest daugh
ter' of Mr. and Mrs. Simon G-reb
and Mr, Reginald Berton, only
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hodg
son, by Rev. A, J. Sjnale, -of
Strathroy, uncle of the groom.
PAGE—COX—In Toronto on Sat
urday, December 6th, 1941, An
nie Marguerite Cox, daughter of
Mrs. M. 'Hannigan, of Exeter, to
Mr. Thomas Page, son of the
late Mr, and Mrs. Page, of God
erich.
the home
in Exeter
9 th, Miss
Meet Boston Blackie’
An action drama starring
CHESTER MORRIS
Sweetheart of the Campus”
A mimical comedy with
RUBY KEELER
extend to all best wishes for
A Very Happy Christmas Season
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Cnfl-AA Cook s fresk ground nrtc
^wOl. H Cv The talk of the town, only ........
DEATHS
ENGLAND—In Zurich, on Tuesday,
December 9, 1941, Carolina Eng
land wife of the late John
England, in her 8'0 th year.
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FRIDAY andl SATURDAY
2 nights only «— 2 features
“International Squadron
An aviation drama with
RONALD REAGAN
“Lil’
Screen play from the comic strip
Lil’ Abner, with an all-star cast
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WE ARE GIVING AWAY WITH EVERY DRESS AT $3,95 OR OVER
1 box of dainty handkerchiefs
as a Special Christmas Gift
WE HAVE CUT OUR PRICES ON THE FEW REMAINING COATS AND
LADIES’ AND ^CHILDREN’S HATS
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FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE GIFT SUGGESTIONS TO BE
PURCHASED IN THIS STORE
■ Mr.
HENSALL*
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/ ROCK BOTTOM CASH STORES
EXETER
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PRODUCING OIL ROYALTIES PAY
They return the investors* capital at rates as high as
— 2% % per month, 30 % per year —
HIGHER RETURNS THAN FROM ANY OTHER INDUSTRY
Owners of producing and paying Oil Royalties may, look forward to
a cheque every month direct from a trust coittpahy.
Regularly priced at $1.00, we offer FREE a 28-page booklet, pre
pared by the Oil Research Bureau, graphically analysing the Oil
Industry of Western Canada and explaining how Royalties function
to the investors’ advantage, shows how-'—
INCOME
E. A<*$pE<GRIST Co. Ltd.,
New Bank of Toronto Bldg.,
London^ On£..' Met. 3370
Gentlemen:
With no obligation on my part
please send 'me your booklet on
Oil Royalties. ’
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ADDRESS
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Just
Phone 146
Season’s Greetings to You
With more specials fbr Xmas •
Tomlinson Perfect Xmas Permanents
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THERMIQUE OIL
Re^i $3.75 for $3.25
DeLUXE CREAM
Reg. $5.00 for
$4.00 0 MACHINELESS
Permanents
Vapor Marcel
$6.50
JAMAL
This permanent has
Magic Automatic
Steaming Eye
$7.50
BONAT OIL
Reg. $6.50 for
$5.00
ZOTOS
This permanent is a
standard price all
over Canada
$10.00
PERMANENT ENDS
Regular $2.50 for $2.00
Regular $3.00 for $2.50
See
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All Waves. guaranteed and individually styled,
our display of Xmas gifts, Revlon Sets, Beauty Makeup
Sets, Creams; Powders, etc.
TOMLINSON’S
Modern Hair Stylists
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ENGAGEMENT
Mr. Thomas Stafford Woods, of
London, Ontario, announces the en
gagement of his younger 'daugh
ter, Catherine Anne, to Mr. Ken
neth Arnold Shantz, of Nobel, On
tario, son of Mr. Cyrus B. Shantz
and the late Mrs. Shantz of Pres
ton, Ontario, the marriage to take
place at the Church of St. John the
Evangelist at five o’clock in the
afternoon on Saturday, the twenty
seventh day of December.
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
2 features
“Maltese Falcon
A mystery drama with
HUMPHREY BOGART and
MARY ASTOR
“Smiling Ghost”
A mystery comedy with
WAYNE MORRIS
99
ft
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CARD OF THANKS
and Mrs. W. C. Allison wish
to thank all those who remembered
Mrs. Allison with cards, flowers and
candy, also those who called on her
while a patient in Victoria Hospi
tal and since her return home.
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CARD OF THANKS
and Mrs. Charles Coward
wish to thank all those who* so
kindly remembered Mrs. Coward
with cards, flowers and treats while
a patient in St. Joseph’s Hospital,
London.____v!___f
CARD OF THANKS
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DANCING...
Exeter (Opera House)
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
3 Door Prizes
Steeper’s" Orchestra
Admission 35c
DANCE
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family
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Mrs. Agnes Lammie and
wish to express their appreciation
to the neighbors and friends for the
kindness and sympathy extended
during their bereavement in the
death of their sister and aunt,
Miss Martha Hunter; .also to Mrs.
Anne Saundercock for her patient
and efficient care; to Rev. Mr.
Brook and W. O. Goodwin and for
the floral tributes and to those who
loaned
visited
illness.
TIEMAN’S HALL
Dashwood
New and Old Time
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17th
Murdock’s Orchestra
ADMISSION — 35c
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cars ;yid also to those Who
Miss Hunter during her
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IN MEMORIAM
FINKBEINER—-In loving memory
of our dear mother, Magdalena
Finkbeiner, who passed away
14 years ago, December 8, 1927,
and our (---- ------
Finkbeiner, who passed
years ago, December 12,
We miss them when we
friend,
On them we
They
They
God
dear father,? Christian
8-away
1933.
need a
■depend,always could
us in our ^sorrows,
us in our pain;
day _ we’ll meet;
cheered
soothed
grant some
again.
—Ever remembered by
family.
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" IN MEMOBIAM
the
of
Ja-
who passed away
WALPER—In loving memory
•a dear husband and father,
cob Walper,
December 10, 1938.
We 'do not forget you, npr do we
intend;
We think of you often and Will to
the end.
Gone and forgotten by some
. may be,
But dear to our memory you
will be.
—Ever remembered by his
and family.
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you
ever
wife
GRAND BEND
Mr. and Mrs. Fergus Turnbull and
family visited in Ingersoll oil Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Oliver, of Lon
don, were Sunday visitors With Mr.
and Mrs. w. B. Oliver.
The Red Cross has a large dis
play df goods for said next Satur
day. Don’t miss the sale/
Mr. Walter Statton has a very
large pile of wood cut and will
soon have about 'So'O1
market.
Mrs. Jim Patterson
serious operation in St, Joseph’s
Hospital, London, and is quite ill at
present. •-
Mr. and Mrs, Herman Elliott, of
Shrnia, visited with Mrs, Alma Mol*
lard on Sunday. They were ac
companied by Miss Fisher.
KIRKTON
Miss Millie Gallop, of Mt. Plea
sant, spent the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Ross Marshall, before
leaving for Toronto, where she has
secured a position.
Mr. . and Mrs. ‘Chas. Paul. and
•sons were Sunday guests with Mr.
and Mrs. A. 'Paul, of St. Marys.
A.'C.2 Maitland Hammond, spent
the week-end at his home, having
been transferred from Manning
Pool, Toronto, to -Kingston.
. Mr. and Mrs. ' Eric Humphreys
qnd daughter, Jean, were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Tay.-‘:
lor, of Exeter.
Sunday School Meeting
The annual meeting of the Kirk
ton Sunday School was held Wed
nesday night, Dec. 4th, in the base
ment of the church. Rev. Rapson
opened the meeting and acted as
chairman. Mr. Clarence Routly,
who has been superintendent for the
past eleven years resigned his po
sition. Mr. Wib. Kirkby was ap
pointed and Mr. Clarence Switzer
will be his assistant. The majority
of the teachers accepted their class
es as last year.
Mrs. A. Robinson is holidaying
with her daughter, Mi's. Lome Mar
shall, in London. -
Annual Report of the Mission
Circle
The officers of the Mission Circle
for the coming year will be: Pres.,
Barbara Kirkby; 1st vice-pres.,
Wilma Gilfillan; 2nd vice-pres.,
Marian Kemp; treas., Roxie Doupe;
sec., Norma Tufts; asst., Helen
McNaughton; pianist, Norma Urqu
hart; aSst., Lorene Copeland; mite
box,sec., Lavona Denham; program
story, Rhoda Kirkby; press sec.* Marian" Francis; World Friends'1
sett., Barbara*Kirkby; expense fund,
_ •> The Heralds are as
Marian Shute, Viola Gil-
Mary Urquhart, Marian
Lavojna Denham, Ruth
., uuupc, ucuu duulC,
McNaughton, Ruth Kemp,
Anderson, Goldie Walker.
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WOODHAM
Marion Johnson, nurse-in*
Ella Doupe.
follows:
fillan,
Copeland,
ffarding, Ella Doupe, Jean Shiite,
Donna
Ah drey
cords for the
tnidorwefii a
Miss
training at, Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, spent Sunday last at her
home here.
Congratulations to the newly
weds, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Wilson, of the Rase Ditto, who were mar
ried Tuesday of last week.
The December meetlug of the
W.M.’S. took place in the basement
of the church last Wednesday aftor-
noori, With a splendid attendance.
The president, Mrs, F. Pattison,
FOR MOTHER
Slip
Coat
• Skirt
Dress
Blouse
Gloves
Pyjamas
Bed jacket
Nightgown
House Dress
AUCTION SALE
At the United Church Slied,
grand bend
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13tli
at one o’clock sharp
Live stock, live and dressed
poultry, farm implements, large
quantity of potatoes, fresh fruits,
canned fruit, maple syrup, apples,
beans, grain, fresh eggs, furniture,
home-made baking, quantity of
wood, dishes, quilts, aprons, etc.
’ Terms—CASH
FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer
J. W. HOLT, President -
ALBERT WATSON, Secretary
NORMAN TURNBULL, Clerk
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TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN
RATEPAYERS’ MEETING
A meeting of the ratepayers of
the Township of Stephen will be
held in the Town Hall, Crdditon, on
Monday, the 29th day of Decen.ber,
1941, at the hour of two o’clock in
the afternoon, for the purpose of
receiving the Detailed Financial
Statement for the year 1941 and
the report of the Council; and for
the discussion of any matters of in
terest to the Municipality.
Herbert K. Eilber,
Clerk of Twp. of Stephen
Cr'editon, Ont.,
December 10, 19 41
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
• (Creditors and others having
claims' against the estate of Mar
garet Grant late of the Village of
Crediton, Ontario, Widow, . who
died on -the .eighteenth day of Sep
tember, A.D. 1941, are required to
send their claims to the under
signed before January tenth, (19 42,
aftei' which date the Executor will
distribute the assets of the estate
having regard only ‘to the claims
received.
» .'GUNN & SMITH,
Bank of Toronto Chambers
London, Ontario
Solicitors for Executorll-8tc
took the chair and opened the meet-,
ing with a hymn and prayer and
also conducted the business, after
which Mrs. Delmar Johnson was
in charge of the Christmas pro;
gramnie which was taken from the
Missionary Monthly and was very
inspiring with its many Christmas
carols and hymns taken from the
hymnary. Several ladies took part
in this programme and at the close
of the meeting Rev. A. Laing was
present and took the chair for the
election of officers for the coming
year. Few changes wefe made,
mostly everyone being returned to
“last year’s offices. Officers for the
W.A. were also elected for the
coming year, A new president,
Mrs. Arthur Rundle, was elected,
with a few other changes. It was
decided at the W.M.S. meeting to
send $10,0'0 for Christmas cheer
to the British children.
On Wednesday evening last a
meeting was held in the basement,
of the 'Church for the election Of
officers for the Sunday School for
the coming year., Rev, A. .Laing
presided. The following were el
ected: Supt., Leonard Thacker; as
sistants, ’James . Millan and Fred
.Doupe;* sdc., Gladwin HdopW,'
treas., Win. Rodd; teachers fol*
Bible Class,• Rev. A. Laing, Mrs. W.
Switzer, Mrs. Dfelniar Johnson and
Mrs. Fred Loupe;* younger girls’
class, Mrs. Ray Mills and'Mrs. Jas.
Miller; younger boys, Mrs. •Will
Rodd and Mrs, Mervin Copeland;
little girls* class, Mrs. Clarence
Mills, Mrs. John Smith.
FOR DAUGHTER
Slip
Dress
f Gloves
Coat Set
Lingerie
Pyjamas
Housecoat
Parka Hood
Skating Cap
Handkerchiefs
Jacket and Skirt
Wraparound Turban
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Yardley Sets, $1.25 up
Brush & Comb Set, 89c up
Schick Electric and Injector
Razors
Gillette and Rolls Razors
Pocket Books Money Belts
Flashlights, Cigars,
Cigarettes, Tobaccos
Lighters, Pipes, etc.
> FOR INFANT
Slips
Dress
Bonnet 0
Mittens
Sweater
Helmets
Pyjamas
Leggings
Velvet Overalls
Booties & Kimona
High Chair Cushion
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FOR HER
Yardley’s, 65c up
Elizabeth Arden, 75c up
(Our Specialty)
Evening in Paris, Formal
Muriel Astorf Woodbury’s
and others
Cutex and Longlex Sets
Dresser Sets 2.39 up
Toilet Water and Perfumes
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Cameras and accessories, Stationery, Box Chocolates, Electric
Heating Pads, Lunch Kits, Mouth Organs and other
novelties io brighten up their ..Christmas '
“Cute” is the word for our special little ladies’ Zipper
Change Purse, shaped like a hat
Don’t buy until you see our fine assortment of Christmas cards.
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Come one, come all, and get your Nyal kitchen calendar.
Don’t forget to ask for one.
Your drugs at
ROBERTSON’S
Lawson’s Christmas Sales
OFFERS OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR THRIFTY
SHOPPERS
WE SPECIALIZE IN DIAMOND RINGS
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WRIST WATCHES
15 and 17 Jewel Movement
Prices to suit all purchasers
There will be no profiteering
in this store.... call will
convince you
Birthstone Rings
We have a fine assortment of Cut
Glass . . . Silverware bought at the
old price . . . Don’t forget to get
our prices on popular Dresser Sets.
Splendid Variety
Chime Clocks Mantle Clocks
Dresser Clocks
JAS. LAWSON
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY
Jeweller Exeter
WHALEN
Mrs. John Cann, of Thames Rd.
is visiting with Mrs. Earl
-Miss Jean Morley, of
spent the’ we^k-end with
erits. ’
Mr., and Mrs. H. Squire
cent visitors of Mrs.
son, on Monday.
i Tile W.M.S. and W.A, will meet
at the home of Mrs, Ear! Johnson
on Thursday afternoon of this Week.
Mrs, Geo. Parkinson had the
Johnson.
Kirkton,
her par-
were re*
Jas. Ander-
misfortune to fall from a step lad-
--------J id. a broken.der which resulted
wrist.
ivan Johnson and
of Waterloo, spent
at,their homes.
. The Whalen, choir are joining
with the Centralia choir in prepar
ing a Christmas cantata which is to
he presented in centrhlia church
on 'Sunday evening, December 21st,
and Whalen church oh Sunday ev
en in g?i December 28 th.
Roy Hodgson,
the week-end