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Mr. and Mrs. Angus Mowbray
spent the week -end In Orangeville
with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Seli.
• Mrs. George C:atnefon Sr, left
on Sunday to visit her slaughter,
Mrs. Clifford Summers, Mr, Sum
tiers and friends in St. Ltirnbert.i
Quebec.
-Miss Patriela Deyell of Toronto ,
spent the week -end with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman .Deyell.
S.ntday visitors with :111'. and
Mrs. Stafford Bateson were his sis
ter, Mrs. Neil MacMillan of Mid-
land and Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Bain of Caledonia,
- Miss Merle Gowdy of Kitch-
ener was a week -end visitor with
her mother, Mrs. Laura Gowdy,
Mr. and Mrs. George King of
Bervie spent Sunday wr lth Mrs, W.
Haney.
-Mrs. Verna King has returned
home after spending a week with
her daughter, Mrs. Ross Forbeck
and Linda in Owen Sound.
--Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Leslie Beirnes were his sis-
ters, Mrs. C. Caslick and Mrs. R.
Bell of Stratford and Mr, and Mrs.
H Casllek, also of Stratford,
--Mr. and. Mrs. Barry Wenger
and family were in London on
Sunday where they visited with Mr.
and Mrs. E, J. Litt and Misses
Holly and Belle Martin,
- Mr. and Mrs. John Mills of Is-
lington were week -end visitors with
their daughter, Mrs. Monty Ben-
nett, Mr. Bennett and family, Mrs.
Mills remained and will spend two
weeks with her daughter.
—Dr. and Mrs. James S. Hall,
Dr. and Mrs. James Cockroft and
Dr and Mrs. May, of Port Col-
borne visited friends in town on
Friday enroute to Amberley Beach
where they spent the week -end.
—Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Sawyer we're Mr.
and Mrs, Donald Rock and family
of Kincardine and Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Wilker and family of Lon-
don.
—Mr, and Mrs, Jaines Seli were
in London on Monday where they
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Sarah Platt, an aunt of Mr,
Sell.
—Mr. and Mrs. N. T McLaughlin
and Miss Nell Hutchison of Toron•
to and Mr, J. A. Hutchison of Ots
tawa visited last week in Rose-
ville, Warren and St, Clair Shores,
Mich,
—Miss Irene sawn spent last
week in Toronto and Algon({uin
Park.
Mrs. Paul Vanstone spent a
couple of days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Charlie Childs, Mr.
Childs and family and the new
baby, Charles Albert, in Woodstock.
--Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Bate-
son visited with relatives in Brant-
ford on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Montgomery
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of Atka Craig were guests of Mrs
Clarence Wade on Sunday.
Ilerbert. Fuller of Wingham
and ('art Larsen of Walkerton
were in 1lantilton on business nn
Monday of last week.
Bob Wenger was in flleulieitn
on bilsiu/ ss last 'Tuesday and Wed-
nesday and visited with Russell
Shearer. publisher of The I;len-
heint News--TIribune.
Mr. and Mrs. Mock Cameron,
Julie and I;ra"iley of ()wen Sound,
spent the week -end with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron
and Mr, and Mt's. John Colvin,
Mr. Gordon Godkin, who has
been a patient in Victoria Hospi-
tal, London, for a few weeks, was
able to return borne 01) Thursday
last,
• Air, and Mrs Archie Hertel and
children of Kitchener, ,;pent Sun-
day with her parents, Mr. arsd
Mrs, Hugh Sinnamon,
—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon,
Richard and Wayne, spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mr's, Allan
Underwood of Uxbridge,
CALVIN -BRICK UC.W,
HOLDS SERVICE
WHITECHURCH -- The United
Church Women of Calvin -Brick
United Church held their Thanks-
giving service in the church on
Sunday evening with Mrs, Ronald
Coultes conducting the service and
giving the eall to worship. Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor led in the devo-
tional period, Jimmie Robertson
read the Scripture message, Ronald
MeBurney and Share!' Reavie gave
thanksgiving readings and Lfucla
and 'Brenda Coultes sang "The Im-
age of God,"
Mrs. Kenneth Mason gave a
short talk "On the min of Asia,'
and its history, including the island
of Formosa (Tai. -want, and then
gave the commentary on the filen
strip shown by Rev. I1. Anderson,
on this island. Mrs. Mason led in
prayer and the meeting war; closed
with all repeating the general
thanksgiving prayer.
Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft had charge
of the business period and the con-
gregation decided to dispense with
the annual supper, hut to have a
social evening in the S.S, of the
Belgrave United Church early in
November,
BEAVERS BUILD DA's
NEAR WHITECUURCII
WHITECHURCH -- William
BRENDA MacLENNAN was one of the models in "Melody in Fa•
shion" when over 600 people attended the fashion show.—Photo
by Connell.
Hastings.Irwin Vows
At Calvin=Brick
VVfiITll CIIUf( 1L -- A pretty wed-
ding was solemnized on Saturday
at 3 p.m., in Calvin-f3rlek United
Church, when Rath 1Yiwili'ecll
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ir-'
t win, of Miert Wawanosh, was unit-
ed in marriage to Wilbert Noble
Hastings, son of the lot' 11 Sr, and
Mrs. !h i::tintes, of Moats Town-
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own-
ulti p,
iltl:-a Bat hare. Coultes, of 'Tor-
entn, a.ud Mrs. Infold Finlay, of
Beltunre, were the bridal attend-
ants, .111r. Paul lia:atilaga, of Hespel-'
er, brother of the groom, was hest;
roan. Little Brenda Finlay mads' a s
pretty flower girl, and Ronald
Jamie ;sin and Po1vitt Hastings were
ashore. Rev. H. Anderson officiated.
.ansa Janet Be('( roft., church or-
gauint, provided the wedding Innate.
Mother Passes
lAt Palmerston
iWHITEOi1U1(C'.[L . Mrs. Ada
Elibazeth Hill, in her 81st year,
passed away in Palmerston !Hos-
pital on Wednesday last. Widow of
the late Charles Iikln a id ffdl, they
came to this country from Surrey,
England, in 1908, and made their
home in Wellington County, in Ar•-
niosa and Erin Townships, until
nine years ago.
To them were born seven sons,
two of whoni have passed away,
and six daughters, f(ixty-five grand-
chIldren and eighty-three great
grandchildren are also living.
The funeral was; held on ;dent- i
day from the McIntyre and Wilkie I -
funeral home, Guelph, to the ,John-
ston Cemetery in Ammo. Township. )
Mr. and Mrs. Donald lull and
children at Lead ed his hinther's
funeral on Saturday.
"PEAR3 TO Wel. DN
PRH1;E $INCi CHEESE
thcr :s," Inas ;hen by Mrs. Carrie.
Airs. D i1. MaeNaughton leas
appointeri as delegate to the area
Iv/live/Won in London no 11nvcaniirer
fltii and nth.
Mr'l. N. Keating nod Mts. E.
i'ari!lt gave their reports on the
tenuity rally held in Iilnevale on
October 1st, Lintels was served by
Mrs. 11. Burrell, M.•;s M. Johns,
Mrs. W. l.Opi), Mrs. 11, Kerr awl
Mrs. f', ('osier.
At the regular meeting of tile!
Wn111/'11'14 Institute on 'I'I14irsday
Pelee ('utter, manager of the United
Dairy St Poultry ("o -operative Inds,
gave a very interesting and infor-
M atlet' talk on the "Puaee'Ssieg of
(;Neese," Ile also showed a film and
gave nut simples of cheese.
Roll call Was answered by "Myf
Favourite Cheese." Program eon-
veners were Mrs. J. L. Currie and
Mrs, E. Parish, The motto "In
gathering roses look out for the
The wedding dinner and recep-
lion was held in the faS. room .of 1
I:elgrnve United Church with the Janice Henderson
I1'n1viin-1 ri••k 11ruterl• C'hur'ch Wo- (Convenes a t Y.P.S,
!men lettering for the (WV/011011.jj •1, 11,111, Henderson was convener
The happy (ample will make their i of the worship service on Sunday
Rios home on the groom's fnrtn in Mor-
toul and Neil had a big surpriso
on Friday when they went to their
farm .on the sideroad to fix fences.
A small creek runs through this
property, and they found that
beavers had been about their work,
and cut down popular trees and had
expertly built up two beaver dams
across the creek.
This is really something new for
this district, and many Interested
folks made the rounds to see it on
Sunday. Wells were getting so low
in water in this district, that even
the beavers have taken pity, and
started to work. These little ani-
mals are protected by law.
ris Township.
ERIAN We
evening when. the Presbyterian
Young People's Society met at St.
Andrew's Church, Sally Galbraith
read the 23rd Psalm and Janice
•S*gave the meditation on the Scrip
ture reading. Several hymns were
HEAR MISS MCLEOH sung.
During a short business session
it was decided to have a ear wash
WHITE1CFJURCN 7 he WMS on Saturday. Mary Joan Lapp was
' of the Presbyterian Church held named convener of worship for the
their fall Thanksgiving meeting in next meeting, on November llth,
the S. S. room of the church on i Two invitations were accepted,
Wednesday last with 35 ladies pre- one to attend a Hallowe'en party
sent, and guests from Lucknow in Kincardine on Novemhcr 2nd,
Presbyterian Church and the Unit- with the YPS there as hnsts, and
cd Church here, Mrs. Victor Em- the second to attend x dance on
„son, president, president and wet- Saturday ravening with the Hi -C
----• corned all, with a thanksgiving Group of the Wingham United
Bells Subject of
Taik at Rally
Emerson, Mrs. J, 0, Gillespie, Mrs.
E Walker, Mrs, James F, Currie
and Mrs. Russell Gaunt and Donald
were at Parkhead, Bear Wiarton, on
Thursday and attended the Bruce
County rally of the Women's Insti-
tutes. Mrs, .Emerson gave a talk on
"Bells," and demonstrated with
about 14 different bells turkey
bells, sheep hells, cow hells, achonl
bells, sleigh hells, (many of these
from the collection of Man Fal-
coner), ending her talk with the
story of "The Bells of Shandon",
of long ago, In the school reader::,
telling how the hells were ruing,
so the seamen could hear and find
their way home safely through fngis
Children Baptized
At Rally Service
WHITECIIURCH---Rebei't La (1 -
law, superintendent of the United
C'hureh Sunday School, conducted
Rally Day services here on Sun
day, The junior choir sang "Child-
ren of J"ruselem." Elgin and Phyl-
lis Sleightholm led In the Scriptiu'e
readings and Janis Farrier read
the story of a t%orean family, where
the father was smitten with leprosy
and treated successfully by the
medical missionary.
Rev. G. Mitchell baptized Rev
Kenneth, son of Mr, rind Mrs.
Harry Swan and Jack Carman, son
of Mr, and Mrs. Carman Whytnc.c.
Rev. Mitchell also spoke on the
{ value of Ratty Tray to get more
, interested and attending Sunday
Scholl,
poem, "For All Good Things." All 'Church. It is expected that About'
repeated the aim and purpose of fifteen young people will attend
the WMS and followed the devo- each function.
tional program in the Glad Tid-.
ings, hstserl on the hymn, "Who
Giveth All," with Mrs. Janes Mc-
Innis. Mrs. Dawson Craig and Mrs.
Earl (',suck leaning, Mrs. NfeTnnis
led in prayer for the Creat Gift.
Mrs, Emerson read Psalm 1:38 and
Mrs. Wesley Tiffin gave a medita-
tion rending "'I'hn Tight, nf Thanks- Mrs. Jack Reavie, priueipal of
giving." Mrs, H. f). McDonald led Golden Circle 5ehr•nl, spent the
in prayer. 'Tie roll earl was anSW- weclt-end in Niagara Falls where
erect by a IBihlienl verse (!nntaining she .attended Lite Ontario Assoei-
"Thanks." Mrs.. F"rank Coulter led ation for Retarded Children's con-
vention, n•a er vention,
Rev. G. L., Fish was present and
pronounced the benediction. '!'hers
were 22 in 1)tte'ndanne,
Was at Convention
In Niagara Palls
n the fterltr al ty i y .
;Mrs. ("imide Coffin ansa Mrs, Dan
'riffle sang "(alit nr the Ivory
Palaces," with Mrs. G. • 11, Farrier
et the pia nn. h1'rn. Jsaneranss then in-
t h'oder•e11 111e 141)eakr'r, 'M11414 t)eatt
,fcl,end, 111' f,ttrtuinw, wh•r gave a
very iltere:tllnn end ehnllenging
:alk no Thanksgiving, saying the
Meetings were held at the Park
Motel and about 400 people attend-
ed, Speaker's were Mrs, Moilery, 01
Skoke, 111., find Dr. Johnston, of
Syracuse, N.Y., bout of whim have
written banks ori their work with
the r'etnrded.
word "thanks" was one nf the best J) Keith ,Shows
in the .Pingli1i11 language, and that
we have so much to be thankful Films to Guild
for Sha, •;unite of the pioneers, who
were so thankful for gond water,
hod, friends and n land lit pence
and a tienple whn worshipped Clod,
even though nil were poor. Miss
McLeod gave a 1-011 (11111 "For a
Closer Walk With C;nri."
iMrs. Andrew (taunt thanked Miss
IMersen(1 for her splendid address
Iand the meeting closed with a
hymn and the benediction.
All enjoyed the social half-hour
that fallow/4i. 'The Indies made
plans to attend the Presbyterial in
David Keith of 'Peesteater was
guest speaker et. the.I±h'ening Guild
meeting Iast Tilesnny in St, Paul's
parish room. He showed movies
of the Presbyterian Young People's
Conference, held in I.uzanne,
Switaerland In 1911(1, an(l pletur(1s
taken in 1}11 Ha, England and
Scotland, lie was introduced by
Mrs. Terry Nethery and Mrs. Her.
br'rt !•'niter, president, thanked Mr.
f Keith and presented him with 1t
small gift.
Business was brief, with plans
for catering to a banquet 011 Wed-
nesday evening completed and Miss
Dorothe Comber took orders for
Ashfield t'hureh on Uetober 211, i Chrisl'riins eer(is.
"Hovr'rl ,vnu mule out in that
fight with your wife the outer
night?" "Aw, she crime crawling
to me on her hands and knees,"
"What did she say?" "Come oat
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Libby's Red Kidney BEANS, 15 -oz. 2/35c
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Kraft HERB DRESSING, 8 -oz. 33c
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Lion of Babylon PITTED DATES lb. 23c
Aunt Dinah MOLASSES, 12 -oz. tic
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Everything hin, in ft g
1 S / Seee4ea
Delightfully Sheer or .. .
Cosy and Warm
(1 A RNEL,'s
the fabric of sheer beauty its our delightful selection of
pyjainas and gowns. All tate popular shatfes--Capri and Baby
Doll pyjamas. or dainty, lace triniine d Shortie (Downs snake up
the assortment,
—PRICE $2.98 to $4.95
BED JACKETS --
Lovely, is the word to deseribe our attractive Bed eJaelcets.
The new style is tastefully trimmed with lace. and the shades
are pints and blue.
—PRICE $2,98 and :$3.95
FOR COST' colvarOWL'd' DIAL
1 FLANNELETTE GOWNS and
PYJAMAS
are just as dainty as the 'Arnels," and the same pcipealar
styles are availably,
PRiCE $2.98
Smart' little Sleep Coal la also priced at — $2.98
DUSTERS —
Vutt must see these exquisite designs from our beat•.tift±l
new selection, These nein styles litelude Sheer Nylons, fluty
lined and Rlayotn and Tricot knits In a fine quitted effect, The
soft , shades are eo lovely acid the varied trews o1' trityl are ULOSt
ot£et!tiVe.
PRICE ,$&.95 to $14.95
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