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PO'RTER% ' iiTLi, Dee: 15.I --The
Deeember meeting 4f the W,A, was
held on Thursday. Thee election of
o r cera fad the coming year resulted: in
very few' changes. Mrs. John U€1rSis,
who has: been president: for. the past,
four years, wished,,tp retire and, Mrs.
Milton •: Woods was elected in her place.
The other officers were all re-elected for
another year. A quilt was put in the
frames and some quilting was' done. A
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DNC
New Year's Eve
HURON FISH & ,GAME
CLU.
Second annual New Year's Dance
TOWN HA►LI!, ' CLINTON
1
DEC. 1941
• ARTHUR'S • ORCIESTRA
1V'bise makers, balloon dances
and lots of novelties. Bigger
and better than last year.
Dancing from 9. pari. 'till 2 a.m.
E3 F1 Z] QDY ' " ILILC`iQaMF«..
'ADMISSION : Ladies 35c,
! 51=.2 • Gentlemen 50e.
dainty lunch Was cervede
The school concert, at. l3•S, leo. 5. on.
Friday evening wee: well attended.
Much., credit is due Miss: DorothyStirling, :teacher' and the pupils, who
di • splendidly; id aresorry' to lose
d p nd i�. • We ry os
Miss, Stirling,' but :wish for her much',
happiness, in her new ,horue.
The sympathy Of ithe'voMMUnity goes
out to Mrs; Eldred Yed and family in
their deep sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin. Beetles returned
from their honeymoon ou Saturday
evening- '
Friends of Mr. and Mrs- Valentine
Maher are sorry . to hear that,. Mr.
Fisher is not enjoying the bent -of
health, 'M'r. and Mrs. Fisher have
Many friends on the 6th concession;
COURRIE'S CORNERS
OOU1tRIk7 t,S 'CORNERS,. Dec. .14.E
Mr. and Airs, 13u!d Parrish and Bobby,
of 'Toronto, spent a couple of days last,
week with ;Mr., and Mrs:. Wilfred
Parrish'. •d .
Presentation. -On Wednesday even-
ing, December 10, a socialevening was
'
held in, !the :hall in honor,of Mr. Bill
Drennan, who has Joined the army and.
is now training at +London.: During the
evening Bill" was. called to the .plat-
form, where 'Mr. Lorne Fairish read an
• address and Mr. Bob Parrish presented
,our soldier with a wrist watch and an
envelop& containing"tsome money. Bill
made a short reply, •'thanking the people
for. theirthoughtfulness. Then all
,joined in •sin,ging "For Pee a J`011y
•Good Fellow."
Veretrifatteas - �utatn eM
For
Christmas Ever
theHappiest
DUisTGANNON
DUNGANNON, Pee. 17.—A eoueert
,given by pupils„of .t$e; Dungannon arad
'neighboring schools was -Well presented
at the parish hall on 'Monday evcriing,
in aid of: the Dungannon Public Library.
The proeeeds amounted to 423,5; , with
free admittance for the children .taking
;part, a a„ ,
'Sunday visitors with lir. and Mrs.
Jas. . Finnigan, A, w sere Mx' •,;and Ml's.
'Harvey 'Finnigan and, Jerry •t Melds of
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Finnigan
and Gwendolyn, Mr. and Mils. Harvey
Anderson.and Marilyn. of} Ashfield.
Leonard. Rivett and 'Gerald ' Currie
went to London on' Monday .and joined
the army:
Pte. George Hamilton, o'f the•.pert'h`
Regiment, stationed on the, Eastern
coast, fs enjoying 'ft three wee- 'leave
at his home.
'Mr. •and Mrs. Malcolm 'Lane, kinloss,
p �i� r.s uncle,Mr Cul-
bert,
visited'AbeC
Any to . the1 tt • �..
bort, dne day last week ,
"Congratulations to Mr. Godfrey 1101,
,,who on n Tuesday, 'December Gth, cele-
britted his'• eighty-fourth birthday' at
the home of Mrs. W, R•. Andrews, where
he lives. Those who spent the day "With.
himwere 11 Ir. andMrs.” Thos., Wiggins,
Mrs, Rebecca 'Caldrw+ell, and tar. and
,Mrs. Ben Mole And family. Many
happyreturns of the 'day to this vener.
able eldl gentleman, who is enjoying
very good ' health and seldom ` 'mases
attending ISuaday church Service.
Brother Dies in Alberta. -Mrs. Nellie
Stewart has been. bereaved by the
death df her brother, ,William Marshall
fr�mGLEDI1ILL'S
Price for every -Christmas budge
AStyie-for 'each desife' —,`
W iV Errs
•
Skating Sets
WHITE HI -CUT BOOTS
Cosy Fleece -lined and
Shiny,' chronum-plate
TUBE SKATES;
3.95• ...4.95 ----x.95
C.O.M. WHITE r
MATCHED SETS .
5,85 6.50
SIZES .4-9.
Many. Lines of
Men's Hi -t rade'.
sure Skates
tes
leasure
3.955.50
a C.C.MY MATCHED SETS
5,25 6.00
White Skates.
Just like I3ig Sister's
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SIZES 13--3~---,
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Christos
Speeials ,
good until Deeerber $llst
/ GiC34%R NTEE0
OIL �i ERMAi .�NT
, WAVES -
$1.50 and up
Special prises ,on all FermanentS
HOLLYWOOD
BEAUTY. $oPP
West S
(Next Capital • Theatre)
te Phone 12v
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OBITUARY
MR!S.. opo. 'DUCKWORTH
The death occurred 4t : iL incline ou
Teesdayi, December' 9th, of Margaret
-Grant, wife of '!George Duckworth of Ibanker would give him a 'United States
Los Angeles, California, in her' sixty.ol (ollar bill, But the banker said no—
fifth year.. Deceased was•',born at no Ameriean money' was 10 be paid, out
Dundas, 'Ont,, and after' her marriage By this time Colin had '' enough of
lived for manyyears in IG a i•. h but t dizzy wartiie �fuancing, so he took his
ed y.a odr.c, a 1 a
fpr the last twenty-two' years in Cali: " ninety -fire cents . in ' good Canadian
fornia. She returned to {oderieh last silver and' at last accounts was figuring
Mardi and had been in hospital • at en a IChrietnias Present:, for his best
Loudon ..since April. ,Surviving, be- l"girl.
sides . her husband, are a daughter,
XXNA Io AL
rINAROX
Things haven't, worked out for young
'ColhalAkeMillan the way he had planned.
A ;few =mattes ,ago hepicked up a
Weather -recording gadget on the farm
of his father, Janye liic;slflian, 'Gode7
rich township„ ft had been released
by the U.S. Air. Corps from Fort •Wayg,
Mich., in a' (balloon and had' rIGen to a
great height before aiming °down; near
Goderich, uninjured, `Printed 1nstri1
tions on the' paper box containing the
gadget were to forward it toy;the U.S.
Weather .tBu'reau at Washington',`-•D.C.,
and a reward. of one dollar wouldrbe
Paid. 'Celia o114wed• the' instructions.
True to promise; along came the cheque
the other day.. Colin was elated. 'lie
took It to the bank and the teller told
him it was worth $1.10 and his Joy
kuew boun s.Thea the• teller staid
d_
there would be -fifteen cento exchange
on the cheque. • That wasn't so good.,
•'•Negertheless, he volunteered,, to �pt#t up
five cents out •';.of.. his pocket the
Mrs., T. 13elarde, Of Loss Angeles,; and a PERSONAL MENTION
on W •-lace of ;Godeitich • also four
a ,
nickwho a sed wa'� at iris home Ker s
y ,
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grandchildren, sons of'. Wallace Dui � R;C,A.,)Ht:
at. Calgary Junction, Alberta, on De- ,worth:' 'The funeral took place an'ri- David Farrish, ,•!has been
eember 3rd, at the age o venty-six day .afternoon from the 'Cranston transferred from St. Thomas to Leth-
years. __ Bora in Mfddiesex County, bricb e
Ata. ,
Funer•a+l shame,- Montreal street, tis. AC.1 Philip` Carter has been trans-
ferred from' St. Thomas to S.�S:T:S. No.
5, Brantford.
Miss Helen 'Durnin is the new tele-'
•1!i311tDt7E7H•c phone switchboard "operator at Sky
...Sirs. Stewart ''visas looking forward, to Harbor airport.•
haying a visit this winter from her A widely known and esteemed resia LAC. Billy •Carter, and Jerry 'Mullin,
,brother, whom she had, not seen .for
dent! of Asixfield, Murdoch A. Mac R.A:]F., St. Thomas, were week-efid
thirty -live years. ,Kenzie, died on Sunday,' evening in guests with Billy's parents, Mr. and
Christmas Cake Raffled.—The Wo -
months
Hospital after sixteen Mrs. E. J. 'Carter, Britannia road.
men's Institutes sponsored a dance in months of ill -health,, •He was in his 6 Mrs: E. 1t. Wigle has received word
po
Ontario, Mr., Keridek had farmed 'in •Maitland ;cemetery.,. The funeral
the Calgaiy,Junction district .'for were conducted Iby Rev. D. J.
twenty-four yeas He is survived by Lane. •
his wife, one d,ughter and three sons, -
foursistersnd one brother •
also by
a
. IMa KE• Z1E
•the parish hall on Wednesday, Decem-
ber 10th, with Arthur's orchestra,
.W ingliaxn, supplying the music. Dur-
ing the evenings little Donna Hodge
'drew the lucky ticket on thee large
Christmas cake, which was won by
Miss 'Melba Fowler. The cake was
made by three niembers'of tlie Institute,
Mrs.- Hodge, Mrs. Wm.,'Smith and Mrs.
•t and. eed b _ Mr.' Sam
Arthur 'Roach, i y ,
Roach. Tickets to the amount of $30
were sold, eai • it.. The proceeds of the
dance amounted to $40..
School Girl ; But hed.- 'Ten. -year-old}
severity -eighth year, First stricken, in
July of • 1840, he spent some . months in
b;ospltal and for, over a. year he lived
retired in Goderich before being again
taken down. .A' man of, reinarkable
stamina, a member of a family of, great
physical strength, the late Mr- Mac-
Kenzie -left- liis hospital•bed two days
that her brother, . Sergeant John
(Buzz) MagEachren,' is with the be-
sieged Canadian troops at Hong Kong.
He" is a veteran of the 'last war.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Liscom:b have
received letters from their sons,. Pte.
Victor, who is with the R.C.A•S.C., and
L.4Cp1, rdon, who is with _the 1st
before his death and came downtown' Divisions ` Signals, wireless section, in
to have a visit with friends from his whieh theyexpress their sincere thanks
beloved �Kintail. The son of Alexander
and - appreeiatoii for the parcels they
MacKenzie. and Bary :SI•eDonald, who have received from the Goderich-parcels
came froln Ross -shire, Scotland, nearly committee. -- lio.tt,. 5th committee, Lindsay Smith,
one•®hundyed...yearss,s�,.oj...and..-:to.oJ u:u y ^ • s Viler; J. iestAt1e, sentinel. - and four pairaan ttens.
-.Marietta"Stiegel, slaughter, of Mr. and land .on the shore of Lake Huron at
ourto e
All cu � rs andfriendss a+�
Very liiexry: Christmas
Phone 136.
aeatrith
vtttvoscrtxttcgtgrortartc.vvrmari
were installed. ° by Right Wox It peul -tile number of about one''hundred, when
Grand Master of 'Western Ontario
Brother Joe Carson of London. The
officers' axe as 'follows': John Parker,.
• W.M.; Walter Westlake, D.M. ;. A. E.
°Erwin,. ehaglain:; IW E. Parker,
marshal ; Teale 'Elliott,. reeor` Ing secre-
tary ;
core -tarry; L arold, Stinson, treasurer; C.
Gemeinhar"dt, frnaneial secretary; Lloyd
mst =L ; ' Wm- l,;
2nd
Seotchlecturrer, L ; Emmersonecturer 'HeardMcDoo,. ,1st . Home and: 'School' 'Club's service
committee ;, S. Ervine•, 2nd committee;
W. L. Ferguson, 3rd committee; J.
Robinson, 4th, committee; George
El -
Rev. Reba 'Hera 'of Varna was ,the : ,
guest speaker . The Wo n en's As-
sociation also, held Its election* of of-
ficers,
ffivers, as • follows : Mrs. L. Makins,
president, Mrs. Ie, Talbot,, vice -press -,e
dent; • Mrs. J. Scotdhmer}, secretary;
Mrs. C. ,Toms, treasurer: •
The December shipanent of Central
eommittee eoiisistec'1 of twelve women's
dtesses,two coats, one cardigan, `,one.
man's flannel blazer. one suit, one coat
Go1 Sturdy Sets -
• Ofr
SOLID LEATHER BOOTS
• and
STRONG. TUBE-
'2.01$
UBE ., SI; ATES
2.95 x.45 3.6'
vea� mcc= .� �c '
'Kimball, T:eroi Stingel, was 'badly burned Klutail,:.deceaaed was 'born on the
about tiie le s,'when
school,
she stepped: on ah *Original homestead another hundred acres later
adjoining,hih bsut t °BAYFI,ELb, Dec. 16. - Mrs. Vary United church, "Held -abet week, the spent several days the, past week the
register at the coal, whose top had -Parker cox left on Tuesday for her followingofficers were elected for the guest of Mrs. J. FY Thomson.
been removed by some other children. fronttn'g the Blue Water highway at the
Not k'newIng 'of its removal, she fell village of �Kinbaill Here he built "a home 'in North Dakota, after visiting
Ave feet'through the hot air pipe,. •house, which was his 'home for the rest friends for sonic months.
stopping where two other pipes joined I of his life. He suceess'fuily farmed Miss Laura Anderson left on Tuesday
ry,
o i wh r e willd the
for W urn e eshs
3 �,spend
1 >acresandin laterears was known.
v theheatchamberShe was
.Q3 i •
just above ,, winter
quickly hauled out 'by a chum, :Dorothy as a thrifty and astute, cattle man. He
+12eGee and the Parents and medical aid was the last of his family, two brothers `Miss '31. MacLean, R.N.,' of 'Clinton, is
'` 1? q ands two sisters having predeceased. Visiting Mrs. Tiloyd `Makin:, .
were. soon on hand,,.. Marietta was
immediately taken to 'Go_derich hospital
for +treatment. It `was fortunate that
-a hotter: ire was not on at the time and
that it. Was riot a little '.tot, who might 24 .held its annual meeting for election recently* entertained the Qwomen of
Lucknow) and Mary (the late Mrs •
' BA•YEIEL - Church Workers Elect. --At the an -
nual meeting Of • the W.M.S. of the Mrs. J. _B - Pomeroy' Of,'Kitchener,
coming year: (President, Miss L L Stir- Wallace Duckworth •hasp eniistedl with
ling; vice-president, Mrs. Fred Watson; the Royal (Canadian. Air Forge at
treasurer, „Mrs. D. Dewar; secretary, London:
Mrs. Currie; strangers' secretary, Mrs.,: ' Ship's Writer' Jai es Bedditt,arrived: "
Atlantic
• from the
VIc'Kenzi ; .temperance secretary, Miss home on •Tu�esday� A,
V. af'e ymont ; Missionary , D1onthlw coast on twenty -once :eIt ys' leave and
secretary, Miss J. Stirling; Baby Band ,looks as ,if . life in the navy agreed,
with him. He brought -word • of �Gode-
rich boy' whom he had seen at the
coast, including Alfred Webb, Bob
droves, Harold IHolman,, Prank anti.
Pete- Warnock; Len 'Westbrook and
Z returned h m n
him. They were; Rory MacKenzie,
-L. , 11.:S1�C-Lead o et.A
famed! as° one of As'hfield's strong menel:Sund�ay, after speeding s�oniee time in
Alexander, who died, young ; Barbara i.p ort Dover and Port Stanley.
( the Tate Mrs F. :D. �tcI.ennan of L•p•L.
Officers.—Bayfield . L.O.L.. No.
secretary, Mrs. Gellner ; supply secre-
tau', MTs: T. Tams. In the -neighbor-
hood of $f50 has been raised for mis-
s The 'Sonet
mis-
sions during the. year. y
have dropped .;Completely through. •
Marietta's condition at time offWriting_ Donald McKenzie), who livedAin the •of - oiicerss last week and 'the officers . Varna, Brake and Goshen churches, to Verdun 'Randall.
SS as .good as could: be e-xpected. 4th --concession of Ash'lield. The late �......
rireaiyterian• W.M.S.—The . annual M'x_ MrMa Ke r'ie 'was 4irstmid foremost:a
Yresbyyterian, a member of Ashfield
meeting of ;the +%�reslrgferian - W:,y1:S. �- .z. �� 7
was held '. tt the-hoirre;• o '\lrs. W. R• Rresbyterian church, and secondly .a z;` ; x
staunch Liberal. Of genial disposition
Stathers on ' Frida`y,, IJe�eiriUer 12.th. -
,^ ' and a good conve'rsationalist, 'he,,was• -- :vs..
..iv The meeting was led by •the :president,,�, „��. ,
Mrs. Rich.4 e'4it'hinney. rs. Jones`' known',ti}ropghout the length and ,,..s.
breadth of his native township for
his affability, open-mindedness• and }�
rigid. ,honesty., •.. A bachelor... lre�:.has__no_a_
immediate relatiixev, but many nephews, ,
nieces and cotOins: survive. The fun-
eral
un- i
from-twas he -home -of a nephew,ld on )avid .' �
� w, 'David Mc. ! '�`
Kenzie, Ashfield,4where service was
'conducted by Bev-. Dr.,R.lhoad, assisted
!by ,,Rev., D. f. Lone of�::,Goderich, in the
presence of a large number of relatives. I
in•
-p ite'er and l•1rs. •` " ,, . r Stewart
read the 'Scripture les,S+on Christmas
-.iiie ages -•were rend by x*s - Jodese Mrs:
Davidson, Mrs. -Stephen°:Stotliers, Mrs.
Rich. McWhinney and -Mrs., Fit-geraid
c'•hristinas� carol was -Sung. and Mrs.
Win, Stothers `gave:, ie"�GIad' `Tidings'
praayyer.. This ' being -the annual meet -
in, reports of various s�ec'retaries were
;hen and the treasurer gave• the• fin=
anciarl report,. announcing that the a1
docatioii had been met. 3Lrs. 11c'Wbin-
�ney vacated the chair and Mrs, David -
Wm took charge of the ,election. of
ioiicers, • Which resulted- as follows :
President, !:Sirs.- McWhinney ; 1st vice-
president, IVlrs• _ Davidson; 2nd vice-
Ipresident, Mrs. -J. Bennett ; • secretary,
Mrs. W. A. Stewart,; assistant secre-
tary, Mrs. Fitzgerald ,;'bale•supply, Mrs.
Ilerb. Stothers and Mrs. ,Jones; pianist,
Mrs. Jones ; assistant °pianist, Mrs.
:4totllers•; ,home helpers' secretary, A•Zfs.
.Frank Jones ; auditors, 'Mrs. ‘Wm.
Stewart and \1�rs.Herb. Stothers.t The
secretary was. ali"tiaorized to order the
news 1942 '" stuck^: book, "In 'Other
Tongues," by Rev. John' MCX ab. Mrs.
David�sdn- -af altered 'her home for the
3 anuary meeting: The National Anthem.
was sung, and Airs. Mothers, the
hostcs:i, served dainty refreshments and
birthday cape. '.""`
United Church W.M.S.-5rhe Christ;
mos .meeting- of the. `'W.'�i.S; of •the
United church was held' in the church
schoolroom on 'Friday,- December 5th.
The president, Airs. A. Elliott, presided
RESTRICTIONS
Cedar
Chests
TE I . WAGONS
11AsSoC .`
...00CApgIONAL
'CHAIRS
• DESKS '
T(U16i1N Y' CHAIRS
and''y
O1 OMANS,
CUSHIONS
lits
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T
• GO Fi
luA'ffRES, S
IHGU CHAIRS
SEWING BASKETS
MAGAZINE' RACKS
Our restrictions . at 'present are on
fits.
space ! ! Furniture, , some that
p
we had ordered as fir back as last
' i arrivingdail - �. So i f
�an�ary .� y,,
. � •_ erg_
�ypou did not see what you w . ,
.iookin for on you ast visit drop
in ....: Y'o r� Ot -be. ItGEP.
to- buy..
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• IN ALL PRICE
SEASONAL G'r1E'TS3-•(�►P' ALL SIS.
RANO•ES A1T.
GODEHIOH
A$STON '5
FURNITURE
Phone 390W o. J.
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• NILE, Dec: 1�5:�--,;Sir. and Mrs., Cli--
ford Horton of Beachville spent Sunday
with Mr..and Mrs DLJ. 'Cantwell.
Miss RuthCantwell o �Eeachville is
visiting for a couple of weeks with
her parents, ` Ir.. and, Mrs. D J. Cant -.I
gre1l.
Mr. Leonard : McIli,ain is not enjoy' -.1
frig the beat of ,health those days.. • lie
has ,been cronfined to hi °bed for over
twe weeks. • .
Mr. 'Harry Girvin a 'Camp Morden '
was home over the weekend.
Mrs. Geo., Rutledge is hot as well, as
her iiiany ;friends would wish to see.
Carman 'I%rindley,. the Nile eart-
age man, has `been: drawing wood far'
John Young s of Loyal .aind&. Frank•.•
-Wilson of Nile, from Mr. Geo. Gant -
Well's bush lot, Wilmer Riitled e and l
Jack Wilson ,are assisting him,
Mr. David - Wilyon -is helping Mr.
Arthur Spragg in the choppingmill in I
the absence of Leonaricl J,1c)<dwatin` the -
rause of illness. •
M`r. Ross McNee sold -a fine horse to
Mr.1
Wm. Tabb of Colbcr`rne. • It '-oohs
as it! there may be a .comeback for the
hor,es,ajudging by the nutnl�ei' who are
lnokitig for diem.
' Rerdemher the annual it`liri. tnias con-
cert , Nile 'United +church on Monday, ,
the 22nd.
and led in the worship service -and, in
the:`1• t..t.ddia i Friendship"' carol ser- i
Vico±, in which six members; assisted and '
- lighted candles of friendship for- the
,
Jews of Canada, the French-E.anadians,
the newcomers of Catholic faith from 1
Europe, the Canadian Indians, the de- I
• seencI'a.ntr�. of_the 'Germrlan, Scandinaiviau
and British settlers, and those•,. -from''.
.Africa and Asia. -'A. number of -carob;
1-: were sung. Rev. IV. P. Newman con•- ;
ducted the election of oiicers,, whieh
o resnutea .'as fellows: Hon. presidents, •
.Mrs., ]l)•' 'S.pro.ul and Mrs. Robt. -Mc-
,Kenzie
e -,Kenzie ; pro+sident,, Mrs. "Melville Reed;
1St dee-president, Mre. John Blake; ,
•2ncl vice-president, .Mrs. W. P. •New- i
•nnaii ; recording and corresponding
Iseerctary, Mrs. O. 1�'. Harris; assistant,'`;
!Mrs. J, 3.. ltyan ; • tre'asumer, ;firs. AY I.-
„1 1+llliott; piainist, airs, .'Mary. •M+eWhinney; !'
;bssis'tnnt, Mrs. 'stinal'; supply seere- °
I.
tart', •'Mrs. Jas: McWhinney ; Christian
stewardship secretary, Mrs. 1'.'Dic+kson, 'l
sr.; !Missionary Afofithly secretary, Mrs. ! "'c
Win'' 11t,(�lthi�c ; community,friendship ,
secretary, Mrs. Chas. Alton ; transport-
aticiaa, `tocretyar,', .1 B. Elliott; prim i
°a eeretar3 ; Mrs. '0. V. Harris; ttetper-
• ante,. citigeii �hlp aiut peace 'secretary,
Mrs. Jas. �I'insligaif ; finance conunittee,-
1• 1rs•. T. i)ieksou-•.Mrs:. A, 'Mott, tlzrs. i - -
A. Road- ands Mrs. N. Stewart ; group
leadet3, Mrs, A. =Roaeh,• ' tra., 1eWhln-, ii
'ley, Mrs. ('., Alton, AXrs. �G. P. 1far°f:isY
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DO ALL :YOUR 110111PAY
FOOD* SHOPPING A Tt
SWEET AND JUICY SUNKIST
Oranges
Honker Brand
Cranberries /m,
DOMINO DRY . •,j
'Medium
Size
Ginger Ale
BISCUITS
Crisp Heart
CE!.ERY bun 25c
CANDY.
Fancy Assorte4 •
Chocolates
with Cream
Lb. 25c,,
Choc. Drops . lb. 19c
Creams and Jellies ..11b. 19c
Rock and Spool..... ,1b. 19c
Hum Bugs. ..........1b.'190
Hard, Mixed lb. 15c
Guth Drops •. ....:lb. 15c •.
Jelly Beans lb. 15c
Moir's Town Talk ,
'Chocolates . 3-1b. boz ?
Assorted' Chocolates
1=1b. box 29c
• Fresh Roasted- '
Peanuts. "... c . • ....lb. 190
Runt'
Mincemeat • 2 lbs. 25c
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Red Emperor
Large
Size
24C doz.
Lb. 29c drupes r 2 lbs, f�o 25c
'es
30-oa.. 25
Delicious Eating ,
a-' APPLES
3 for 1Oc
Libby's Tender Sweet •
' WALLA PEAK 1.6Qx'. tin
Clark's
TOHB'P 12 -oz. both®
innian
Vi AL1►1 UTS Ix1 A.W
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Sunny Spain
OLIVES 111/ oz pi*
logs
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LIME .4
RICKEY
Manning's Elite
SHORTBREAD
No. 1 Cooking
ONIONS
3 Ibs. 14c
ROSE BRAND
PICKLES
Sweet -,Mixed, 20 -oz. jar 250,
Sweet 1.Vlustard,19•oz.. • ..25c
Sweet ,.Gberkina, 20-oz...35c
Sour Onions, 17=oz. ...... 35c
Dills, 25 -oz. jar ........25c
PIaKLES Sweet 27 -oz.
Sour Jar 25c
�ltelish
SicLuren's Manzanilla
Stuffed dives, 6-oz..jar 29c
Clubhouse PLAIN
OLIVES'' ,,8 -oz. jar 29c,,
('hristie's'. PLUM °
LUDDING ... .... ea. 65e
Clarke'; Famouss 18.oz.
PLUM PUDDING. o . titi 390
Olde ,London Town
MINCEMEAT'- tilt 230
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2for 25o
2* for 2,6c
AYI • Y • ► • • lb. Mc
Terns Seedless
GRAPEFRUITµ'
6 for' 25c
LUB RIBBON
TEA ° 3n1 :42e
Blue Ribbon -
COF`PEE; glass jar
Old Home Almond
ICING 1 lb. 39c 1/s- ib. 21,c
Itichnaello. 'Fresh ground
. COFFEE a lb. 39c
Domino
TEA.... . • .alb. °'l0o
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Clark's Tomato `
JUICE., ...• 3 Q -oz. tins 25c
530
Australian Tee i
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RAISINS ....:. L., 2, lbs. 230,
Reeccleeaneed�'j.,j1 •s/�
CURRANTS • . .2 1b47, • 2Dc
Moray Park ,TABLE •
,R ISINS.1, .16 -oz. pkg. 290
New Crep
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FIG Just *lived ';.. Y Y . Y A ♦ A .. ..lb. 23o
'Aylmer
•' PORK, 86 -BEANS 0,og, - tint :. a Y . ,3 for 250
Aylmer �(y �ryyt. Choice, /�[� �} �j(
i U 1 KIN Choice' 2% . . . .. A .. ♦ A . 2 for 2150
Falx o assorted °
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