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FACE POWDER
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Yardley Toiletries
For Men and Ladies
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Faberge Colognes and
Perfume Ensembles
from $1.75
Kodaks and Box
Cameras from $3.85
Stationery in Lovely
Gift Boxes from 50c
Stuffed Toys and
Rubber Toys
for Babies.
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PLEASURE TO TOURISTS, NOT CITIZENS
—Central Press Canadian
Visitors to Hartland, New Brunswick, find this covered bridge,
the longest in the world, something to remember about the town.
But the residents regard it with little sentiment since it slows down
traffic and there's a $20 fine ,for anyone driving faster than a
Snail's pace through'it. In a poll, it was found the majority of
citizens would like to see it removed. The bridge, built in 1920,
stretches across the St. John river for 1,282 feet.
Flannelette
Week-end Special
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Only
27" White
Regular 45c
36" White
Regular 59c
Printed and Striped Woolette
and Flannelette, Reg. 69c
SPECIAL 38c yd.
SPECIAL 48c yd.
SPECIAL 58c yd.
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EDIGHOFFERS, WIrIGHAM
"The Friendly Store"
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Do all your Christmas shopping
the quick - - easy, enjoyable way
at Yfeffabbons. We've gifts of
every description at every price
for everyone. You can wrap up
your entire gift list in ONE PLEA-
ANT STOP AT MeKIBBONS . S I 9 4*
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Hotel Brunswic COFFEE ,SHOP
The Business Girls' & Men's Luncheon is inexpensive
and served at noon and evening.
SERVING TIME
5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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In the Wingham District
WHO HAVE CHILDREN UNDER 14 YEARS
ARE INVITED TO REGISTER FOR
Canadian Legion Christmas Tree
to be held in
W ingham Town Hall
Wednesday, December 16th
at 8 p.m.
All registrations must be not later than Dec. 1st.
Send names and ages to Herb Fursier a
Canadian. Legion Home, N
Wingham - Phone 708-M
New PeiugWestinghouse
Laundry Twins 4
We've gof the Twins everyone's talking
about — the famoUs Westinghouse Laundry
Twins that set you free forever from tillt
work and worry of washday.
LAUNDROMAT
... Has the most thorough washing, rinsing, damp-
drying action of any automatice washer. Exclusive
WASHaway RINSEaway action washes the dirti-
est or the daintiest fabrics sparkling clean. Handy
Weigh-to-Save Door and Water Saver assure the
correct amount of water for any size load of clothes.
CLOTHES DRYER
... Dries everything from heavy chenille robei to
sheerest lingerie ... all automatically. Just set ex-.
elusive 3-Way Dry Dial for dry clothes as •desired—
dry for storage .. . damp dry for ironing. Handy
loading shelf makes loading and unlbading easy.
When, Dryer shuts off, Singing Signal Chimes play,
"How. Dry I Am".
SEE THE TWINS AT • n
Radio and Electric
'iStRVOrt3t ItOil MINCE INS"
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.~ Class at the Canadian Musical Festi-
val held in the H. B. Teal Technical
E School, under the sponsorship of the
University of Western Ontario at its
affiliated Conservatory of Music. The
testing piece was Schubert's "Seren-
ade" and Jack was awarded 80 points.
On Monday Mrs. Dave Hutcheson
had a narrow escape from severe in-
jury. She was driving her car near
IVIorrisbank when it hit some loose
gravel and turned over into the ditch.
It was at first feared that she had
broken some bones but she escaped
with a severe shaking up,
One of the features at the Royal
Winter Fair this year will be the trip-
let calves which- are owned by Ma
Brydges. The calves will be ship-
ped on Monday to Toronto and will be
on exhibition throughout the Fair,
Mayor John W. Hanna has pro.
Claimed Remembrance Day, Friday of
this week, Nov. 11th, a public holiday.
All stores irt Wingham will close all
day Remembrance Day.
A complete line of
boxes and counter cards
Send the "kind you like to receive".
get yours today
McKibbons
.PHONkb53 o!o cro.E) WINGHAM-
kitt.tEEN YEARS AGO
A Brass Memorial Tablet in mem-
ory of the late Reginald Douglas, has
been placed in St. Paul's Church, and
will be formally dedicated by the rec-
tor, Rev, B, O. Gallaher, on. Sunday
morning, November 13. The memorial
-is of mural engraved full-toned brass,
twenty-two by ten inches in size, It
was executed in Exeter, England and
is the gift of Lietuenant-Commandei
Robt. Douglas and Mrs. Douglas, par.
ents of Reginald Douglas, who died
Jan. 28th of this year. Mr, and Mrs
Douglas are at present residing in
Devon, England.
On behalf of the citizens of this
community we extend congratulations
to Mr. Jack E. Reavie on winning
gold medal honors in the soloist tenor
Anyone who wants a free ride to To-
. ronto can have same by ordering his
wall-to-wall carpet from Pardon's
Ladies' and Children's Wear, we have
found out. Talking to Athol Purdpn
last week, he was telling us that
sometimes it's difficult for people to
Visualize how carpet is going to look
on the floor, just from seeing a swatch
of it. He figurea you get a lot better
idea if you can see a big bolt of it on
the floor—more or less under the con-
ditions it will appear in your home,
The trouble is that Purdon's don't
normally carry a large supply of car-
pet bolts on hand—in fact, very few
stores do, They have swatches of the
material in little pieces, but as we
said before it's pretty hard to get
the picture from a piece of carpet a
Rohner
Harmonicas from $1.00
Elizabeth Arden
Colognes and Gift Sets
from 75c
Billfolds and Men's
Fitted Cases - All Prices
Viewmaster 3D Sets
$2.95
Reels - SOC
Pen & Pencil' Sets
WATERMAN and SHEAFFER
from $2.50
Add this to his gifts • .
BACHELOR
HENS
SHAVING
SET
Contains the ever-popular Shaving
Cream and Atter.Shave teflon.
sic 1>5 • mannishly gifaboaed Is
moon and gray. 4 •
any day now,
Viola Xathers was telling us that
One of the big difficulties in that
type of business Is the problem of
putting yourself in the customer's
place. In other words, seeing an ar-
ticle through the customer's eyes.
We all have our own likes and dis-
likes, and if a buyer in the glftware
business could trust his own taste, all
Would be well, Trouble is, not every-
body liken the same sort of thing. So
a buyer has to picture what the cue-
tomer would like, instead of what he
likes himself, and that isn't always
very easy,
However, as Viola points out, it's
the sprt of thing that comps to you
after yon have been in the business
for a while. She even claims you can
tell by the look of a customer what
type pf article he will probably pur-
chase, and that, in our opinion, would
take a lot of insight.
LAST WEEK AT WINGHAM
GENERAL HOSPITAL
Admissions 44
Births 8
Deaths
X-Rays 38
Operations 14
Low Census 05
High Census
These facts are published weekly
to acquaint the community with
the services of our hospital.
"Missing in Action"
"Missing in Action!" is that what they
said?
When they told you I did not return
From that journey I took to join the
brave dead,
—But I know that for me your hearts
yearn.
I hope you'll remember, Dear mother
and dad,
That I am just over the hill
With a host of my buddies, and we'll
be so glad
When you come--and I know that you
will.
Now don't be downhearted; just keep
looking up
Above tree tops and mountains so
high;
Or walk among daisies and bright
buttercups
That reflect the sun's rays from the
sky.
And there you will hear me as I
whisper low
That I love you, and you'll see my
smile;
My buddies and I just want you to
know
That our journeying here was worth
while.
For here we have gathered in one
happy throng,
Far away from all hatred and war;
So just keep on listening and you'll
hear our song,
Till you cross to this wonderful shore.
Mrs. M, A. Cronin,
194 Jamieson Ave.,
Toronto, Ont.
DELMORE
The regular meeting of the IT,P.U.
was held in McIntosh Church.
After the devotional exercise, Mr.
West took charge of the installation
of officers, Joan Gilmour then took
charge of the remainder of the even-
ing, closing with the Mizpah bene-
diction.
Sunday visitors at Fred Doubledee's
were Mrs: J. K, Narrie, of Toronto;
Mr, and Mrs. Norman Harding, of
Fordwich; Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Miller.,
Lena and Joyce, of Brussels and Guel-
da Stapleton and Anna Miller, Wing-
ham.
FAMILY SAVED BY
INFANT'S CRY—
A small child's cry for a drink of
water early Monday morning is cred-
ited with saving the lives of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Seibert, Main
Street, Palmerston.
Mr, Seibert was awakened by the
child and smelled smoke in the house.
The fire 'was discovered in a pile of
cord wood in the basement.
The Palmerston Fire Brigade was
called out at 2,45 am. and had the
fire under control at 5 a.m. However
It started anew in a partition and the
brigade was back again at seven to
put this out.
Water and smoke damage may
amount to several thousand dollars,-
14arriston Review,
ft is estimated that rheumatic dis-
eases cause 30,000 Canadians to be off
Work every day.
NEWCOMER GROWS
GIANT SWAM
Visitors to the Listowel household
of Michael Schmidt, an arrival last
summer to this country from per-
many, would be well advised to come
will a well-fed look on their face or
be prepared for a aquash feed to end
all squash feeds, Mr. Schmidt had ex-
cellent success with his squashes this
year and as .evidence brought a 102-
pound Plreoirnen to the bistowel Dair-
ies this week where it has been dis,
played in tho show window.
The Peed originally from Hungary,
was obtained through the 0,A,C.,
Guelph, and in his garden west of
0owenstown, Mr. Schmidt has pro-duced more than 30 giant-E4e table
squash.—Listowel Banner, r4.,
REMINISCING
foot or so square.
So Athol hit upon the idea of play-
ing chauffeur tp his customers, and
taking them down to the showroom
of his wholesaler, where they can
stretch the stuff out to their heart's
content, and really get an idea of how
the carpet will look in their own home.
We thought it was a pretty good idea
and if you're in the market for wall-
to-wall carpeting, maybe you will too,
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Up at the Wallpaper Shop the girls
are getting ready for their busiest
season of the year, With an entensive
line of chinaware and gift items, all
naturals for the Christmas trade, the
staff is busy getting things organized
for the big rush which will be coming
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BACKACHE
MaybeWarninq
Backache is often caused by lazy kidney
action. When kidneys get out of order,
excess acids and wastes remain in the
system. Then backache, disturbed rest
or that tirefLout and heavy-headed feeling
may soon follow. That's the time to take
Dodd's kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate
the kidneys to normal action. Then you
feel hettet-asieep •better- ,-work better.
Get Dodd's Kidney Pits riotr. 31
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