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GODERICH, ONT.
Thursday, December InIh, 11011--i
Mrs. A. Smith Heads
Arthur Circle
Reports Presented for the Past
Year Show the Work to
Be Flourishing
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William
Osmond.
The A.Y.P.A. of the three churches
of Bayfield parish were guests of the
A.Y.P.A. of St. Paul's church, Heusall,
on Monday evening The program
which was given In 1'arua was re- 11141gan orchestra, which also played
did their parts well, and eoagratula-
tlons are due to the committee in
charge for the really excellent enter-
tainment they provided. The program
was opened with sele•tlous by the
prated. Three papers, one ou psalms, later in the evening. "Tile Burglar
hymns and carols, were read and 11. was a bright little sketch put ou by
five gins, Misses Seta Dalton, Fay
Courtney, Elizabeth Bowler, Elaine
(I'(buuor and Mary Foley. Trois was
lustratious of the music of dtffereut
periods were sung by the choristers
trebled for the occasion by Mrs. F. H.
Mrs. Alex. Smith will 'meanie over Paull, who had charge of the program.t� i
the Arthur Circle of Knox church (h. A daieh was sereni
r poem- Mr !taeoid Ihtltote. Kota and Mier!
coming year. Flertiou of ofibccrs toot Ix rsof lit. Paul's A I P.A. - Wallace did .11111‘• prclty Ilauciug anti
iA 0,136-011lrerw�_ -M
Ate-- aneuai • 11.e. swat -u uid ar- was rr play.
meeiln�-oT "T'hiriSfiTIMI T1dl'tAT"'" T iElleTterfl.w•
week, the following officers were- ap tore were Leo Clare. Bert Martin. Ger
pointed: W,M., John Caatle; D.M., aid Dalton, Tom McLennan, Edwin 1
Wm. Orr; chaplain, A. E. Erwin; re- Myers, Cyril Austin aril Tom Howard .
cording secretary, Ninlan Heard; flnan- 1 Arthur Dalton was the man of the 1
cial secretary, E. A. Featherstone; house and Leon Sullivan the negro
treasurer. Harold Stinson; marshal, servant. This was a clever and amus
George Sturgeon; 1st lecturer. Wm. Me- I Ing act. MIAs Della Glimore gave a
Dool ; 2pd lecturer. Emerson Heard: solo in good voice, and old-time fid-
follovel by a solo well reudered by ;
i( st a et ii gjlaudtxl Meat lug et liar
Circle uu Monday evening, when re-
ports were presented by the various
secretarlea reelecting a year of serious
and successful work under the leader-
ship of Mrs. 11. C. Dunlop, the preal-
dent.
Mrs, James Thomson reported thir-
ette-Raymond Dalton, Gerald Dalton.
Arthur Dalton and Bert Martin -
brought the program to a Nose. The
accompanists of the evening were Miss
Lorena Hogan and Miss Pollock, who
e•ontributed materially o the success
of the evening's enterta1t.
Stable
Accommodation
The iant beside the Red Stant,
- S near Ktreer. Iei,n� et(naed'
en1raure to the:gtuIies tke
rear has been t•Ilanwel t.. the
West Side of Stanley Street.
oihs,site the (1,1,lfellowo' 11.11
Satin. nevvutnalatlon for horse.
a. before.
ty-three subscribers to "Glad Tidings." 11st committee man. Robert Orr: 2nd filing was executed in tine style by
The supply secretary, Mrs. J. Donald- committee man, Wm. J. 1':1110 t: 3rd Messrs. John Iaalton and JerryO'Con
sou, reported supplying a complete out- eomis
mittee aue•-Lindsay Smi�h; 4thnor. Four 'Idris -Frances Dalton,
fit valued at $40 for a boy of eight eommlttee man, Walter Westlake; titi (Catherine O'Neil, Diary Margaret Dat -
years, The literature and library sea committee man, James Rouatt: sick ton and 1llzaleth Bowler --gave an
retary, Miss Belie MacVlcar, reported committee. A. Ill. Erwin, W. J, Mc- amusing act, "Freckles." Little Char -
sending a box of looks to Glbraltir, Lend, D.O. Galbraith: auditors. W. J. I lotto' Ihnitou sang a pretty lullaby
Ont., and the purchase of twenty-four , A71:: Erwin i song, and next wag the "ro nrille
study hooka by members. Miss Will - - •_ +f'horuF." a rotesrx'd attnsts'ol+6twv. with
gins, welcome and
welfare secretary, KINGSBRID(E songs and stories and tunny hit.. The
had made many calls on sick people i mimdrels were Raymond Dalton. Ger-
and newcomers, and also extended the ► Fine Program -The ICiugstnrldge' aid Dalton, Cyril .Austin. Lean Su111-
gratitude of those to whom flowers halt wits well tilled for the entertain. van. John O'Neil. Arthur Melton and
had been sent, A comprehensive re- moot ou Wedneelay evening of this Bert Martin. Duets by !desire. limy -
port of the year's work was given
ev Miss Elder, recording secretary.
The treasurer reported that 2973 was
the amount sent the Presbyterial)
rea au rer.
Mrs. Dunlop, giving a sketch of the
Ilstory of the Circle, stated that it
was 37linisod -staples years also
lir... W. . Kelly. - thestewho vase
at the first meeting of the Circle. only
one, Mr.. H. K. ltevell, I. still an ac-
tive member. Mrs. C. K. Saunders
and Mims Minnie ('ralgle Joined a year
later sod -Mar•iwearIK
owihr year - 1171P:erTailft+e, 11th-"TRP'f --
four
-four vie,-pr.-cldent.. were asked to
come forward and Airs. Revell rent a
clever pewun. after which the presenta-
tion of llfemenderehip+ was made IV• .
Mrs.11:-.MacEwan to Mrs. C, K. Sauu-j
de f4.-3fial"M i iraltie,-3ffine
der, the secretary; Mrs. Ainslie. M.
W. Tebbutt and Mr. Frank Saunders.
10 preaentiag thv-apo sof the sous
!nating committee,- Yrs. _Knox pa14LT. - -
✓ afneere trlbliti IO- McTetiring e= •
five. Each one was loyal and pains -
linking In her work and faithful in all -
week, and all enjoyed the splendid and
varied program that was rendered it,
the young people. The performers all
mond Dalton and Bert Martin, a solo
by Miss Della Gilmore, n chores by the
seven "coons." and songs by n quart-
JAMBS GARRICK
-CARLOW STORE NEWE-
S e our lino of Christman gifhs
('ANDi. FRUIT and Num
We will have a agenda: for yes
shortly
FRANKLIN McILWAIN
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-MILLINERY- -
To the ladies of tluderich
and vicinity. -
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anti xv irdi -y*.f all a- Mertes=
Christmas and a
Bright and Prosperous New
Year.
MISS C. A. McKINNON
TRAFALGAR STREET
The Management of the
HURON CArE
extends to all Its patrons Its
test wishes tor a very Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
:Ism uniting a Special Turkey
Dinner for Christmas Slay at
60e.
Special itusiness Men's Lunch
daily as 60e.
!ICED WON(i, Prop.
British Exchange Building
Phone 162
10x1P P,W1PlarJi�1Gr
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--and the Ail) 11 again ready
with thechoicelt of�ootil
ftryouh rirlm al /eai i!
duties. Mrs. Dunlop has 1'eally given
@ even years as president; 1930 was a
-"WHI6E`yeear, but '1931 with its cloud --
n did not deter the presi-
dent, who carrier) on zealously, giving •
time. talent and iwrnaonal gifts. En-
thusiasm waa the main key of the
anriety. The offiee of advisory
nt was emoted in order to re -
tato Mrs. Dunlop on the executive. The
following ofcera were elected:
Advisory president, Mrs. H. ('. Dun-.
: president, Mrs. Alex, Smith; 1st _
vice-president, Mra. Revell: 2nd rite -
president, Miss Somerville; Use ttlee
preatdent, We. Donaldson: 4th vice•
president, Mrs. Knox: eaptaina, Mrs,
,Meet Hall. Mrs. Minor,
Mrs F. Saunders; recording secretary,
Miss Mary MacKay; treasurer, MIM
G, Halat : "()lad Tidings" secretary.,
Mn. Ainslie; assistants, Mra. Mair,
Miss Christine McKenzie, Mrs. W. RIP -
.44; stipple secretary, Mrs. Schaefer,
Miss Deer; literature and library owe-
retary. Miss hells MacVIear: corres-
ponding secretary, Miss E. MacEwan.
strangers' serreiar7. kIto. `l . W*ggtn.i
Miss M. Craigte. Mho Donna Dell
prem. secretary. Mrs. Rivers: pia !al.'
Mrs. Revell, Miss Somerville.
The officers were dedicated In prayer
by Mrs. Lane. Mrs. Smith thanked
the society for the honor eonferrsd.
Uri W. MaeFiwan will represent the
Clrele ai the Presbyterial meeting at
,.(Ilnton in Jasv . y___-rr The annual ban-
quet will 1* held at V January meet-
ing, .
A social half-hour was enjoyed at
the close of the meeting.
1
It's easy to please the smoker
-We know Ma favorite brand-
Fipes, Cigars and Cigarettes
Smokers' Sundries
ET's a very simple matter .to solve the "1''(114
problem at Craigie'e. A new PIPE, for instance,
is not only an acceptable gift, but a leaping gift.
We have them with or without came and comhin
ation sets beautifully caned .
CASE PIPES ��..�- -- ' 1.50 TO $5.00
SINGLE PIPES '
.. 1.06
- A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT- --
1 n Nifty Christmas Packages
Smoking Tobacco (half -pound jars) ; Cigars,
Chrietmaa•wrspped, always acceptable, in 5's, 10's,
25's and 50'a, at prices to Ruit every pocketbook
Cigarette Holders, Cigar Holders. Lighters.
Smoking Refit, Ffe.
MAGAZit4' SUBSCRIPTIONS FORWARDED
• Crgigies
Tobaccocists - News Stilod - Billiard Parlors
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BRIEFS
The schools will close for the Chrlet-
man holidays on Tuesday, December
2'2n4.
Commencement exercises are being
held at Central school thin (Thursday)
evening.
The Sunday school of Knox church
Is having Be Christmas entertainment
in the lecture room of the church on
FrMay evening of thbs-Asskr--- -
Tha nubile are asked to reserve
Thursday and Friday January 28 and
tel, for the G.C,f. rommencement 1■
MacKay Hall; also January 8th for
the junior public speaking contests.
The V ietoria street United ehoirh
('hristmaa concert will be held on
Tuesday eventing. December Mid, at
7.45 p.m. Christmas carols, recita-
tions. roouthorgen quartette, instrn-
mental., soldier: campfire. pegeant-
"The Challenge nt the Crnas," chat.
UMW, Admisaiom, Me. children 155._
I-'rom the North, East an Went -even from the
far-off lands of the Orient -A EP has collected the
most tempting delicacies and all the familiar staple
foods to make your holiday dinner complete -and, best
'fall. 11.•• or; are the lowest in vepr', typical A 8- ' -.-
GOOD CHEER FOR THE TABLE AND GOOD NEWS FOR THE Funz,%
BUTTES OF THE BETTER KIND -OUR OWN atLVaRBaOOK BRAND
UTTER
24
Pi�NTa lb.�
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SUNNTFIBLD TAS'1iaQINIIIIIWIRAMRRY, Imo. We
FOR RUST SHORTENER°
2•4b. Palls aA l s . Pati. 19C
MADE FROM PURE WINTER WHEAT
FLOURSafir
*V T 100
FLOUR
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7 Alit 11e
EGGSDos -"35• Awl 43•
24 ea 65C
Faris EXTRA/8
AYL1Ots CHOICE QUALITY
PEAS NO 4 6 Tia 45e
BORDEAUX
WLNUTS wag n- 49e
IIV - TOO ARE PLAKND/O 11'O1►-
AGRiCULTURAL AOC'Y RLNEFIT
The euchre. five hundred and danPP
held at (lddfeltbws' Hall last 11'hnre-
day night ander the anspirnd of the
Agricultural Society was well attended
and Shunt SAO was realised for the
Ses•iety's fund.. The prises for etehre
were won by Wm. Green afifi I. 11heT
Inn : for five hundred, by Kenneth Me -
Arley and Mr.. Walter Johnston of
itneflelrl. The Driver nrehestra pro-
vided mnaic ,for the donee.
HAYFIELD
1'•.IYFiitLD, Dee` 15. -Kr. Allen
Pee, who spent several months in the
rn►nge, returned to Windsor on Tam
ain1.-
Mr. ,Tames iT , oStaidly Uwe.
In, *rot hist erre* wRh Yom.
And !GFr+.'tbbifll 'tA1'111INI t
sea Lloyd, of (lnlbiwiw township West
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_QUALITY"
Tars aavaatags M tbe law • ! P balday prim by l.avlag 1N► order
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sar turkey will he Government mad, , .
4.11&7R TOUR ORDER NOW AT ANY A • P FOOD STORE
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Now RTO('K (tt.IFORNIA NAVRI.
MEDIUM
Oranges Doi 41.
TANGERINES
LARGE RXTRA LABOR
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RRADY FOR KtTf HRN OR TARI.g IMP
KARAVAN ET0ATEre 2 Pkgs. 35e
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COCOANUT ..." (ATvn ib. 15e
11.441 CRISCO P"r 24e 3 M '/1
71
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ikfrie LAMB LEGS lb. 21 c
111 FANCY MACWINR-SLiCED SMOKED BREAKFAST STYLE
till
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civ::�•
11Psealer Bask d ierpIb. 190 @►Yrs `lb. -I s
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MOM TENDER A•PREF'
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YOUNG. SOF?-MEATIID
Roasts
Prime Rib Ib. 15a
women e'en lb. 110
R01,t.Fn
Sirloin Ib. 19e
t.hristmas Poultry Bought, ifig } est Prices Paid
irEA-
sALE
0* All Blends of A ! P Nectar Tea.
BLEKDED 16. 37c
DIDIA •
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ORA/10R
PEKOE • Ib.69C
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SUGGESTIONS
Plum Pudding
2-1b. Bag 59.
A & P HOME-MADE STYLE.
MINCEMEAT 2 lbs. 23o
x A P
FINEST QUALITY FRESH YOUNG ROA'STING
PORK
Butts 1 .n 1b. 12. Loins Aa1 c:.*tsh lb. 13e
Loin and Rib Chops ib. 150 -
FRESHLY CHOPPED
KIDNEY SUET. Z' -25 4".414
FItSH
NEW STOCK FANCY RED al*JNo
SALMONnime
STE.ARN
'SMOKED
Hadd e1b.130
Priem at AR A ! P Rheas
Ins Zone* N tlav Meeebandka.