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• BOYS' r.L.Am SHIRTS - sizes ,11 to 16 .. 8149
MEN'S' WARM PLAIDS „ ..... ..... $2.36 ea, Two for -$5.50
Oil Finish, FABRIC WINDOW *HADES reg. $1.98 value $1.59 ea.
BOYS' PLUM COMIIINATIONS -; sizes 6 to 16 yrs. ..,„ $1.99 pr.
KIDDIES' WOOL-NYLON KNEE HOSE ' 55e pr.
BATH TOWELS, 4ig size, fleecy nap ... . SALE 890 eii
rr;
Children's CAR COATS, warmly lined, knitted cuffs 3 to 6x $3:
FINE BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS, Whites and
Colours, these• are eiceptional value $2.88 ea,-TWO for $5.50
ORLON CARDIGANS And PULLOVERS, '
ehildren's sizes 3 .to 8 yrs '
TWO NEW ENGLISIT OPEN STOCK DINNER WARE
` LoVefy patterns at moderate prices.
5% DISCOUNT ON ORDERS OF 0.00 OR MORE
$2,89 ea.
Wel*Ood'sVariety'', Store . „., ... „ . ... .. .... 1.0.ti .... ,...1.1 ...... tut,.
R. •ohil *4.5. .4 ttw411 GORRIE
" Friday afternoon
9'44 evening" parishioners from
Garrieg' Fghlwich- and Wrexetets
were 4040 to Yloft Prof, E, C. At-'
tweN Mra, attwo awl David Ef.t the
reetery in •genie.
The 'tea table was lovely with a
lace sloth, silver eandleabra and
a centre of white ana red Plums.
ea.,.
Folding
Aluminum
AWNINGS
LUMBER —
Telephone 260
Thanksgiving Theme
At W,A, Meeting
GOB,H0,1-11/1rS. 'Ken gaw.t.,,wns
hostess to the Woman's Association
of the Gorrie Mite(' Church on
Thursday eVening,.when the.South
.Vriendship CirciA was in charge of
the program,
Mrs, •Glad. Edgar, read- theScrip-
ture, taken from Psalm 66, Mrs.
Russell. Adams, gave the topic on
Y.IltianksgivIng. Mrs, glad Edgar
gave a verse on Thanksgiving and.
closed with prayer,
Mrs. T. L, McTnnes, wesident,
conducted the business, Plans were
completed for the turkey supper
to be held early in November.
Ififia 11pa.„ e
FLOOR Aluminum
WALL SASH.
TILES DOORS
BUILDING -- CUPBOARDS
Wingham
returned Aftcr 'Visiting their .son,
Hobert Wade and Mrs. Wade
la Montreal. They also enjoyed. a
Meter trip •through. the New Eng-land States and visited With Mrs-,
$, Jenes. at Xiiighton,
The Rev, E. G. Attwefl Attend-,
ed clergy conference in. Wood-
stock last ..week, Ntta, AttWelt and
visited with V .rolatives in .T4u-
can,
Mr, Erne Fenn, of Toronto; has
been a visitor At the borne of Mr.'
0.110 Mrs. Ernest King.
• Service Stephen's' Church
will be withdrawn on ,SiTtlay next
as Bish"op. LUXten will be, in Trin-
ity Chtirch Fordwich for •cenfir-
mation service at 11 •a,..to-. (stand-
ard . time),' .- • •
Friends - Will be sorry to know
that Mr, August Keil continues to
be eeriOusly.,111 in ..the Wingham
General HoSpital,`*suffering from
pneumonia,
Congratulations and best' wishes
to Mr, RobertGraham, who quiet-
ly marked his 86th birthday on
Thanksgiving day, Oct. 16th.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Lockhart of
Eastwood spent. a day recently vis-
iting friends In .Gorrie.
Mr. and Mrs, Manfred 3rwin
spent Sunday with friends in New-
market.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ireland and
family of Teeswater spent Sunday
with Mrs. Harry Ferguson.
The Huron Diocesan Woman's
Auxiliary are holding their SeMi•
annual meeting at Kincardine on
Friday, Oct. 24th at 10
Mr, and Mrs, Jack Attwell': of
Brantford were week-end visitors
with the ' former's brother, Rev.
E. a Attwell•and• Mrs. Attweli. Mr.
and Mrs, Eugene McAdam and
children of Clinton were Sunday
visitors at the same &ale.'
Mrs. Margaret McCreary is ill at
the home •of her daughter, Mrs.
George Btowns Mr, Gordon Edgar
Assisting • were: Mrs. Edward
Nev!lion, Mrsp, Verne Clark and
Mrs, Earl KlaX ih the afternoon.
In the evening, 1410.0 Jacques,"
Mrs, ONO 'Sothern, Mrfi., Alex.
Petrie, Naney Jacques and Pauline
Airthetti were ;assistant*,
70 4- 9 enough for
,any lie..., Only, Ibex 11.11$ that
(totality you. want,
DAYS ONLY
Plaid' Lined Slax
girls' for ONLY •
Fitrieral Services for
Mrs. Adams Today Children's SOX
Sizes 7 6
4 pairs for $1.00
Sale Ends'Saturday, Oct; 25th
Shop Now ;and Save
There are many more real VAMJE BAROINS that we can't
list her such ,as .CAR COATS, SNOW SNITS, SWEATERS,
LINED -SLACKS, DRESSES; ETC.' :Bettor hurry to
Mr.' and Mrs, Thos. Nickel and
Mr. Bert Wright id Teeswater spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbert
Galloway,
Mr, and Mrs„ Joe Gillander,'
Kingsville, ,spent last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Will.
Mr. and. Mrs. Harvey Copeland
and Carol of Wroxeter arid Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gowdy visited, Mr,
and Mrs. Irwin Hamilton "Of Port
Elghi,
Mrs. Sanford Ziinmerinari retnrn-
is also ill at his home, suffering ed home Sunday after visiting Mr.
from a heart attack. and Mrs, Addison Jacques at Sain-
Dr. Donald Watt, a medical mis- merland, „B.C., and other relatives
sionary from British Columbia,
. ..... .... I .. .. . 1,9111 ... . .. .. I ..... . j,, . 11,11, ..... .. . .. 11. .. ........ 0...fl.P ...... ....... ...
at Colonsay; Sask,, and. Magregor,
Jimmy and Gerry visitred Itus-
sel.Dilwort,h of Brussels on Sunday.
Linda and Michael Stewart of
Harilston spent Saturday with
their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Underwood.
Mr. and: Mrs. Clarence Hennings,
Mrs, Lloyd Helmings, TurnherrY
Township, Mrs, ,Wesley Palmer,
Wroxeter, visited Mrs. Gordon
Rii?hie on Sunday,
A. E. GRAHAM,' Manager
Gorrie Branch
Sunday morning in the United
Church at 11.15 a.m. (standard
time).
Mr., Hadley Perrin of Brantford
was he speaker for "the Huron
Presbytery Laymen's ;banquet on
Wednesday night in the Gotrie Un-
ited Church when 128 laymen at-
tended, The. Friendly Fours of the
United Church W..A. Catered.
Mrs. T. .0'Krafka, Misses Gwen
Hyndman, Ruth Grainger, Nadine
Cooke, Margaret Hastie, Evelyn
Ann Stephens attended the ,C.G.I.T.
Rally in Clinton on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold hyndman,
J. B. RUNSTEDTLER, Manager
Wingham Branch I
will be the speaker for the Man.
autumn Thankoffering service on Mr, and Mrs. Justin' Will spent
the weekLend With Mr, and "Mrs.
Angus Meston at Woodstock.. •
The Rev. and Mrs, G. G. Howse
of. Orangeville 'spent the week-end.
with Mr. and Mrs. T. 'L. McInnes
and called on friends in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin MeInries, Toim
my and, Jimmy of Toronto spent.
Sunday at the same home.
(Intended 'for lait week)
Mr. and Mrs, Walter. Ridley and
family.of Whitby, Mrs. H. AttWood,
Uxbridge, spent' the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs., Fred Feigel. M$.
and Mrs: Richard Wipp and Mi-
chael of Toronto, Mr; and, 'Mrs.
Jr Farmers,Institnte
Entertain ,Pariel#90i4.4
GORRTE—,The annual hanauht
and parents' night was held by Ithe
HOwlek Junior Farinera and Jr.
Ifistitute In the Gorrie COMMOnitY‘
ball on 'Wednesday evening of last
week, Eighty-five persons were
served by the Gorrie wqmews
stitute,
Guest speaker was Dave Barrie
of Galt, a past president of• Op-
ta`rio Junior Farmers, sub,
ject was "Bella". He told the
story of bells, how theyVere niade,
tbuir, different uses and demon-
strated variouS types of 'bells and
chimes.
Sohn Stafford, President of: the
Howick Junior , Farmers Presided
for a program with musical nn-
bers on the aecordian Daly .
Gibson. Ethel Reis sang and -play-
d the guitar. A skit was ,pre-
sented by ,the Juniors,
BATH TOWELS
Large Size , ' , =
V
Many 1$140. leitulatina
TOWELS,
Oonnille "IBEX Flonnelett"." irst
Bl an k et s .1
$5.49 pair
Slightly Dinnpurfeet
.3
cirmic I ael i s
. where the ,Best Always Costs Less,
It must be• Right or we will Make it Right:-,,
THE BANK TMAT 1,00KS •MCAD
Kroehler - Light Green
INCLUDING — DRESSER, CHEST, BOOKCASE AND
BED IN LIGHT BROWN SHADE. REG, $239.00
Bedroom. Suites
Including DresSer, Chest, Bookcase and
Bed in Sea Mist Green. Reg. $239.00
KROEHLER — Coil Skings
Platform Rocker
The Sale Prices' offered on this page ,,are only feW' ot 14e
MANY MONEY-SAVING BARGAINS
being offered frnin,
Table Lamps fioin ;$2,05
step and etiffee'
;.;17:.:Alt E S. so.so
All.-;* $16.95.
'driltptoi. wog ARBORATE 16e.,
&:U
SMOKERS from $I;
TAW', and 4 CHAIIIM
Ii GA
(MEV
$1114.00
SALE se' $89.50
131.1.11.11 #10....1. 4.1111.141.10.0 in!M '0001MIOVIIM4o001#61010eili aog, unman i seraseol•
4'.a conionuett.
l • Sail Oct 2
Yes yOu .get Genuine Pargains it*hen You iglop
a( CARMICHAEL'S, Our Fimily Store.
We Hot a few here for you. ,
fOarm6ettMeJaEr—ne Mprosiff,VV.PTS.a 4e‘ddanl' 'awaytie alt'
the, lippie of her son. Paul-AdaMS,
lOt 32, cOn. 1, Grey Township early
Monday morning.
• She was borh Feb. 14, 18'11 a
daughter et the late Paul lioig and
Jane Brawn and was in her 88th,
year. Her hUsband, William Adarn0;
Predeceased her, Most Of her life
was spent on can. 4, I-TOwiek Town-
ship..
• She was a member of the Pres
bYterian Church, Surviving are
one daughter, Mrs, 'Murray (Jean)
Edgar of Wallace Township; four
Sono" Grey Township Cara-
er4 of Brussels, Harry and Rus
411r4 Ifewiell.- Township, A son.
Andre*, predeceased t her, There
are .16 ,grartdchiidrew and 14 great
grandchildren ,' •
Funeral service will be at • the
honfe of her ton Paul ,Adams,
Highway 86 On Wednesday at
2.30 p.m., the Rev. 3, W. McClure
officiating. Interment in Wrox-
4e Cemetery.
A. poitz and , Mr. and Mrs, Gerry
Hornung, Kitchener were Thanks-
giving day guests at the same
horde.
Mrs, Ray. Cruikshank and Dick
Plant,' of St. Marys visited Mrs.
Merthit Plant . on Thanksgiving
Day.
fi,e; gr. `acid .Mrs.. R, , Ansa ;Craig,' spent Wednesday with
'Hardy". Feiguson. Mr, and Mrs.
Everett .§parling, „London, spent
the, week-end at.the same 'home.
kr:, and .Mrs: Geo. Quinn, June
aiiet ;lean dad Mr,, and Mrs. Thos.
SU:14es and Doris were ..Sunday.
vilifiers With:Mrs. Lottie, Thornton .
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