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Also "Short' Subject"
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2;30 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, November 6, 7, 8
JACKIE. COOPER GALE STORM
In
"Where Are Your Children"
A juvenile delinquency melodrama
Also "Short Subjects"
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BUY VICT '1( BONDS
Annouricement
To :provide better and wider service, the Pat-
tison Radio Service has moved to flew quarters In
the Meyer Block just' south of the CKNX Studios.
Now as in the past a full line of radio tubes,
,
parts, and accessories are carried which insures you
of prompt service.. , 'Up-to-date instruments and
'methods insure efficient service.
Replacement parts and rePairs for all ll electri-
cal
appliances.
:Radio Storage Batteries re -charged.
Public Address Systems for rent.
PATTISON` RADIO SERVICE :
MEYER BLOCK. Phone 171. WINGHAM.
Yes.... Six
Vctory Loans
Have Been
Successful
B U T ... We never can tell what results will be
until all returns are in.
'•I?HE 7TH VICTORY LOAN
cannot reach the objective unless every
community reaches its objective:
'HURON COUNTY
cannot reach its objective unless you do
your part.
tgty an Extra Bond
This Time
tc tom..-:.r.�, _..... _
H RON C UNI.TY NATIONAL
WAR
FINANCE COMMITTEE
WHITECHURCH
Wedding Dells are ringing.
•Mr, Benson Falconer! and M,•,
Angus Mowbray, spent a few days, last
week with friends in Detroit,
Mr. and Mrs.. Lorne Johnston have
moved from Ashfield to the store in
the 'village, and Mr.. and. Mrs, Rhys
Pollock and sons moved to Wingham
on Monday.
Mrs, Clarkson Martin of Galt, has
been holding' demonstrations for the
Wear -ever Brush Co, at several .homes
in the comnittnity during the past
week, On Monday last, at Mrs. Jas,
Falocner's, on Thursday, at Mrs, Frank
McCormick's of Culross, and on Tues-
day this week, at the ;tome of Mrs.
George Tiffin, of Langside.
Mrs, Dean Drennan and little
daughter of Toronto, have been visit-
ing with her parents, Mr, .and Mrs, St,
Marie, Miss Lucille St. Marie, who
has spent a few weeks at 'home, return-
ed to her position at Owen. Sound on
Saturday. •
Mr. and Mrs. ;john McGee motored
'to Toronto on Saturday and speflt the
week -end with friends there. Mrs.
Browner, who had spent the past four
months here, returned home to To-
ronto, and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft also
accompanied thein and spent the week-
end with Miss Florence Beecroft.
The many friends .of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Farrier extend 15est wishes for
a long and happy wedded life. They
were married at the home of'the bride's
pa'ren'ts, Mr. and Mrs. Keeso, of Lis-
towel, on Saturday and will live at
Kincardine. Miss Winnifred Farrier of
Toronto, and Mrs. Jack Gillespie of
Woodstock, spent the week -end with
th.e'ir parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. R.
Farrier,
Mr. and Mrs: Harry Moss of Glen-
coe, are spending- this week with rela-
tives in``Kinloss and West Wawanosh,
Miss, Eileen• McClenaghan of London
also, spent the:.week-end at her !home'
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Laidlaw and
Ivan visited ort Monday .with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Kerr, Bluevale.
Mr, and' Mrs: John Mason and' Mr.
and Mrs,. Parker Campbell,.spent last
week: with friends in Toledo,. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wheeler of
Morris, spent Sunday with,. her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jtobinson.
Pte. Kenneth Mason, is now with
the Scout Platoons in Holland,
Mr. and, Mrs, Aldin ;Ptirdon and
Billie expect tomove toWinghatn.in
the near, future, Their sale is being
held this Wednesday.
The. Fall Farm Forum, commenced
on Monday evening, with the meeting
head at the hone ro# Mr .and °Tvfrs: -Jas.
Falconer and the discussion centering
around the reasons for the number of
unoccupied fariiis r - in the district..
Within a radins Okthkee:miles, twenty
five faiths, that fgi'nierlg had a house,
are now either .Without a house or the
Louse, without occupants `and most of
these people had left the farm: in order•
tc:better their 'living conditions.
The young people of the United.
Church held a Hallowe'en social in
the church basement on Tuesday
evening. Lunch was served, after the
reception period, 'in charge of Mrs.
Jas. Falconer.and all enjoyed; the social
time.
Mr. Thos. Hill held his sale of farrn
tock and implements on Monday.
,Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Coultes of ,E.
Wawanosh, spent Sunday at the homn-
of her sister, Mrs. Wallace Conn.
BELGRAVE
Sent Overseas Boxes
The regular business meeting of the
Belgrave Red Cross Society was held
in the work rooms on Friday afternoon
with a fairly good attendance.
The president, C. it Coultes, was,
in the chair and opened the meeting
,with the hymn 'O God Our Help in
Ages Past" and the daily prayer re-
peated' in
repeated'in
unison. Minutes of the last
rrneeting were read by the secretary,
Rev. G. H, Dunlop and adopted.
The "Box Committee' reported that
boxes • had been sent to 35 local'.foys
overseas and additional ones for those
in Canada were being prepared,
Mrs. A. Manning, convener of the
work committees, reported that a new
quota of sewing and knitting had been
received and would be started int-
mediately as all articles listed were
urgently needed.
The president was appointed to
secure wood for heating the work
rooms during the winter The meet-
ing closed with the National Anthem.
aloomfor
Belgrave Co -Operative To Meet
The Belgrave Co -Operative Assoc.,
ation will meet at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. William Speirs, concession 4,
Morris, on. Monday evening, Ndvetn-
,ber 6. Delegates to attend the annual
meeting of the Ontario Co-operative
to be held ht Toronto hi December,.
Will be appointed, Everybody Wel
Borne. Please bring saaidwiehes.
Plan F`ow'l Supper
A special meeting of the congrega-
tion of Knox United Church WAS held
when plans were completed for a fowl
supper to he held Wednesday evening,.
Novettibet '8. The Etgar Male attar -
BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. N, H. Norton, Pastor'
SUJNDAY, NOV.. $ 1944.
I1 a,tn,.—"The Peterborp Plan"
The Lard's Supper Will be
observed,
7,30 p,M,---"The Conversion, of
Chief John Little John,"
Do Not Waste,
Faking toa much of some
vitamins and not enough of
others is unnatural and.
wasteful. Each Vigran Cap-
sule supplies the full mini+
munn daily requirements of
vitamins A, B1, C, D, Ribo-
flavin and Niacinamide. No
other 'vitamin has been
officially recognized as
useful in• a general diet.
supplement.
SOUIBB
A•B•C'D
AND
RIBOFLAVIN
McKibbons
tette . of :Kitpliener, will provide the
program. ,
6th Li'ne.;Farm Forum Elect
Twenty-eightwere
present at the
opening•meeting of the 6th line farm
forum held Monday night at the home
of Lewis Cook. Orval Taylor pre-
sided. The following officers were
elected: Secretary, Mrs, Stanley
Cook; lunch. committee, Mrs. Orval
Taylor, Mrs. Telford Cook, . Mrs. Geo.
Wightman; press,reporter,4 Mrs. Al-
bert. Coultes; ,;committee to arrange.
meetings, Harvey -lila* and Bruce
Scott. Mrs. Orton. Grain was ap-
pointed convenor for the next meeting
and Bruce Scott recreational leader;
`which will be held at the home of
Orval Taylor. Mrs. O. G. Anderson
wilt be guest sneaker at this meeting„
Appointed Organist
Mrs. !George. Michie has . been en-
gaged as organist and leader of the
United Churchuchoir and assumed her
duties on Sunday. Commencing next
Stinday, November 5, Sunday School
will commence at 10.50 and church
service at 11,30.
Quite .a number from the village and
vicinity, attended the funeral of Mrs.
William Procter in the 'brussels Unit-
ed Church Thursday afternoon.
Rev. G. H. Dunlop and Gilbert Bee-
croft attended the Christian Education
Institute held in Clinton on Thursday
evening.
Miss Myrtle Yuill of Harris'ton,
epent the week -end with her parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Yuill, also Miss
Lois Kelly of London, with her par -
Watch.
Repairing
George 'Williams , form-
erly proprietor of Wil-
liams Jewellery Store, is
now able to do watch
repairing at his home,
John St., next to Mason-
ic Hall,;
For the present, watches
only.
no
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offer's Sundries
Magazines
Haseigrove's
SMOKE SHOP
ants; Mn and Mrs, Wdlia�nt i ally
Rev, .G. H, and Mrs, Dunlop attend,-
ed
ttended the funeral of All uncle to .St,
Thomas on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, John Vincent of,Gode.-
rich, spent the week -end with 'Mr. and
Mrs„ Albert Vincent,
GIF.NANNAN
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Renwick and
little. _daugghter Donna, visited on Sun-
day with the latter's mother, .Mrs,
Colin Eadie, also Mr, and Mrs Dave
Eadie.
Mrs. Harry Brown and .Shirley were
week -end guests with Mr, and Mrs.
Harold Wild of Wingham, and also
attended anniversary services there
Mrs. Reuben Stokes spent last week
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Selah
Breckenridge,
Mr, and Mrs, Thos. Weir moved to
their new hothe in Wingham on Mon-
day last.
Mrs. Stewart Jeffray 'was a recent
guest with Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Jeffray,
On Monday evening a shower was
held in Glenannan school in honour of
Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Moreland of
Kincardine,' who were recently mar-
ried, Mrs, Moreland being formerly
Bernice Appleby,
Mrs, Nelsbn Reid spent a couple of
days recently with her daughter, Mrs,
Lloyd Taylor, Bluevale.
MORRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Nethery and
daughter, spent Sunday afternoon with
her parents, ,Mr. and Mrs. • Richard
Johnston, and we hope Mrs. Johnston
will soon be better again.
'
Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Elliott andson
Harold, and Mr. and Mrs, . Chas.
!slathers visited on Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Black and
son at Molesworth,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert !slathers and
Helen, spent Sunday afternoon with
the Mathers families and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard"Johnston and Emma. '
Miss Agnes Hastings is spending
a while with Mr. and Mrs. Melville
Mathers and son'and daughter.
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BLUEVALE
Farewell Service . Sunday, Next
Rev. F. G. Fowler occupied the
pulpit • in Knox Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning and preached
from the text "When he saw the wind.
boisterous he was afraid; and begin-
ning to sink, he ; cried, saying, Lord
save me", pointing out, that it is when
we take our eyes off Jesus that we
sink and it is at the beginning that
we must call upon our Lord for help.
Mr. Fowler has accepted a call to
Bolton and Nashville and next Sun-
day will be his last Sunray as minis-
ter of Bluevale and Eadies.
Institute Meets No emb r 7
t to • v e
,Mrs. George Hetherington will be
the hostess for the monthly meeting of
the Women's Institute on Tuesday
afternoon, Nevember 7th, at 2:30
o'clock. The programme on "Citizen-
ship" has been arranged by Mrs. Wil-
son Thornton.' Roll Call, what should
or can be done to make rural life
more attractive for young women..
Talk and discussion"Citizenship" by
the convener, Mrs. Thornton. ' Con-
test, "How well do you know Canada?"
Illustrated, talk on Television. Visitors
are always welcome,
Crokinole Party,Was Success •
The Women's Institute• sponsored
quite a successful crokinole party on
!Friday evening in the school room of
the United Church. Thirteen tables
were in progress. Prizes for the high-
est score went to Miss Margaret Curtis
and • Jim Fraser with over 11;000
points, While the count was being
recorded all joined in a sing -song led
by Mrs. George Hetherington with
Mrs. Carl Johnston presiding at the
piano.. The president, Mrs. Charles
Mathers, in a few well chosen, words,
expressed thanks to those who had as,
listed u matting the event a success.
Sandwich, tarts and coffee was served,
The proceeds amounted to over $15.00
and will be used to send treats to boys
overseas,
Pupils Held Hallowe'en Party
The pupils of• Bluevale' school had
an enjoyable .IJallowe'en party On 'Fri-
day afternoon when mothers and
friends were invited, The regular
Junior Red "Cross meeting was held in
the form of a broadcast with Wayne
Siding, the president, in charge of the
program. Patsy Stewart :the secretary,
read the minutes and `Irving Elliott
gave the treasurer's report, Readings,
choruses and dialogues were given. A
period ofHallowe'en games followed.,
The mothers quilted a quilt which had
been pieced by the members of. the.`
Junior ted Cross. Tickets were
drawn on two quilts trade by the
pupils.
Craik Cleghorn and Andrew
Holmes being the holders of the lucky
tickets, Refreshments of apples and
.
hotiheyrrtade candy were served, The
teacher, Miss Mable Cottltee, ;planned.
the day's activities,
toted' MOO Pbr Ditty BO
•
Thursday, November 21. 1944
COATS ..
JR°TRIMMED ' FUR LINED i
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Everone likes the 'r -lined. models, --they're
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• ops for warmth and le rs in style. For those
a. who prefer .a ,trimmedoat, 1944 stylings offer i
more thanusual attracion' in fur treatmentsfine
cloths and good lillin,. .,Misses' and Women's:
sizes.' •
28.50' '115.°°
.11 Untrimmed coats,ia tailored tweeds for Fall
11 anditer•
W t wear. ;
16.50 ' $39.50
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Miss Duff opened her home again
this week for the regular meeting of
the Red Cross Unit. The president,
Mrs. W.. J. Johnston, presided for a.
short business session. Following .the
report of the treasurer, the sumof
$10.50 was voted for ditty bags. Dur-
ing the afternoon the ladies quilted,
sewed: and knit. The hostess served
lunch.
Heads Victory Introduction Club
Miss . Marion Walwyn, 'formerly of
Bluevale, was elected honorary presi-
dent of the Victory Introduction Club,
Toronto, at its annual. meeting. Miss.
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.hJwyn avas' one
the flub organized
now ?ave 109'ine
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year ago. They
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ar they entertained
men 998 in mem-
others at public
Mrs; Henry cHardy of Ottawa,
visited with frie'i, here this Week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. • Geddes and Mrs.
Nicholson of Belgrave, spent Sunday
with' Mrs:. Mary"' Robertson and Miss
Martha Fraser; • •
Jack Wickstead is leaving this week
,to visit his brother at Gladstone, Man:
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