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--Mrs
N 1,. W.
7?XJGNO . ....A,�T iV''Pee, for a while
�cait�r@ is . staying
with her ,daughter, Mrs. Winnii'red
'pidconiybe• of Windsor, . since 'the
• death. of Mr, W.idconabe two weeks
The Y,P,U of' Ilrskiue Presby-
terian Church are holding a Christ-
mac service on S•ainda.y; evening,
December •18th, at 7,80 oclock, A
pageant is being prepared, for. the
evening. A welcome is extended. to
Mr. and Mrs. Harald. Mugforcl of`
London visitedtheir grandmother,
Mrs. A,1lter Morris, and Also called
at the ;Goderieh hospital to see
' ` Mr. Morris,, iv,'ho is in a very wow
condition. •, •oomoomoommi-
),.N,
Miss, Bertha Zones,
Nestmtu.$ter -Hospital, ospital,, London,
spent 'the week.enck with: her par-
ants, Mr., and .Mrs, . 'ranh 'o1}es,
We ,are si b ter ,lear?�,, of : •fhe.
illness ' of Mr.- and Mrs. Gordon
Sampson's little thirteen -months -old
-bey, Pain, of • Goderieh, who suf-
fered injury- to his nose 4.11. .a car
accident recently and has also been.
receiving treatment for bronchial
Pneumonia at the Goderteh hospital,
Latest report is that the little
fellow is gradually making re-
covery.
Mr, •and Mrs. Everett Tarr ngton
on Sunday visited relatives at
Walton. '
- m The travelling County library
��: ;: ;:,' x :;:;ter,;;,?•jrr.,.',
carne en 'Friday to file. Dungannon
a ,res...
e first •
McConnell
librarian.
li has ,re-
turned
visiting
d�..at 13e�,-•
• returning
Sports on fat*:
dde>�y ill
the lung;
Inas, been..
last spring.'
d and she
ghacu hos-
pital days.
drool k of "tlu�"
in bed for
"this time
the senior
West Wawa-
obt. 1VIcA1-
ing the an-
nual dance
December
:Mr. Geo. Rive -ft. is a patient at
Westminster Hospital, London, to
be :built up in. :preparation' for an
operation as soon' as possible.
° Miss • Bertha- Popp, student of
London Normal School, is •practice -
teaching .,at Central School, Gode-
rich. m .
A white gift service •will, be .held.
at St. Paul's • Anglican Church next.
Sunday at . .2 p.m. The gifts - are
being *donated to. the war service
men of Westminster Hospital, Long
don, as Christmas cheer. '
Mr. and Mrs. Aslan Reed at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Reed's
aunt, Miss Sarah, Montgomery, at
Ripley.,,,, The deceased lady, who
was seventy-four years of age,
passed away in the Walkerton hos-
pital after an accident -in which a
leg was broken..
Effects of a Four-year-oi3lvinjury.
E1 ven-year-old Tommy Fowler
had to go to the doctor On Saturday,'
to have ..an. infection in • his head
lanced. • Little bits of -gravel lodged
in the' side of his'head still _ appear
now and then,�.�from • air accident
which oceiir'red exactly four years
•ago, • when he was struck down on
the road by a car` and narrowly
escaped death.., Headaches • come
on about three.•,,iveeks before '`the.
time; for. lancing.
Fine Pictures: --Educational _pie
-tures—of--the---National. Mini Board
were shown in the Parish Hall.last'
Wednesday afternoon to . u oil
neighboring schools and in the even-
ing-
ven-ing- to the adarlts. Mr. Harold
Lobb of Clinlop operated 'the pro-
jector.. These pictures are so in-
structive and interesting that those
who. attend the showings regularly
cannot_ understand why moi iosnot
attend. The number . present this
month Ward little lower than usual.
Puiali i&School Tea and Sale: —
Principal A. W. Smith and assist-
ant teacher Mrs. Durnin directed a
_successful diay of pupils' work
in the publfc 'school on Frid<ny
afternoon.. In the senior room Mr.
Smith supe: v'ised a sale of hand-,
craft, • sheliwork, • ashtrays and"
various' ornaments: Stuffed animal
tovys, aprons and other articles
found a ready sale with grade
VIII pupils in charge. Mrs. Durnin,
Fubiie 'Library' to.bring . fresh .lot
of boeks. This was th
change singe Miss Beth
Took ores the autres of
here, "
Mrs; Rebecca Caldwell
turned t� her 'home after
with ` "reltitve$ and.friers
fast lura, Zion;'
Mlss • roan Rivett after
frons some outdoor . Spot
urday- eveniing • took su
with • a . recurrence of
trouble ' with which she
bothered "off and on since
A doctor was summons
was taken to the Win
for ,treatment for. a
W, Smith, `s
prin-
cipal, ,has had ahi attack
and has had to,remarn
a ;ew days. . During
classes were cancelled in
roam f the s`c'hool.
Soho l section No. 3,
*Shp in which • Mrs. R
McAl-
lister is teacher, is plane
Christmas _arty
for Tuesday eVening,
2QUi,
�4rcV. frit �,a-r<<s:
whn bas taken, a keQa Interesti in
teaching crafts, and home .eepnorries,
entertained the visitors to: tea in
the junior r,•oomn Ruth Orser pourer:
tea At a table ,with reindeer centre-
piece and .sleigh arranged by the
pupils, Margaret Anderson and
Norma ntland ":•,,,seFved__• • sand-
wiches and cookies, E1iabeth 'and
Patricia °'Pentland assisting.,, .,More
than sixty:five visitors were present
for tea;
• United Church WV,M,S,—Mrs. 1v1.
Reed gave. her home for the meet-
ing of the United Church iy.M;S.
on Tuesday afternoon, Mrs, Reed
Presided. for the opening . exercises
and Mrs. Henry Horton led in the
worship service. This" included a'
Christmas candlelight ! service in
which at each verse of - Christmas
carol a— candle" was lighted. Those
taking part were Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Papp, Mrs. Hodges .and Mrs. Ryan.
After. the roll call Rev. Jas. Bright
took the chair . for the • election of
officers. This 'year's' officers • were
reinstated for another year. Mrs.
Robt, Irwin was elected to assist
Mrs. C. Blake, superintendent of
th€ Mission Band. -It was..decided
to bring a 'gift. for tike 'needy—to
the January meeting -for a mission-
ary package: from. the .auxiliary.
Mr. Bright closed the ipeeting with
prayer. . •
worship, .which ,will , be beld as
usual at 10.81 o'clock, 'The YAW..
wilt not inset :again •until Wednes-
day, • De,eeinber 28, when •Moria
Palmer will be hostess At her hence'
for' the 'young people's first social,
-which will take the ' form of a.
Christmas. patty. Mr, - baud Mrs.
Lloyd • Bond, a social ;con,v4ners,
are .at the head of the con mittee
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rla icmingenthe's1 anteeetings,--tainmeTxit, ,"Wohere was a
i,ge attendance of W.M.S. and,
W A,,meiubers at the,menthly meet-
ing:"-held
eet-ing:'held on Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Chas, Wilson: Mrs. A:
Bond wan tn.. charge' of the former,
and conducted a program of wor-
ship and Christmas thoughtwhich
included the offering of prayer and
a paper an stewardsb.ip by firs.
Walters;. - the . Christmas story from
Luke, by .lits, L. "J3ii 1; un :merge ing Story, '`The • ChristmasoApepre "
read by Mrs, A. Bond, and a lovely
solo , "Silent Night," contributed by
Molly `rinl'ay, ; .The president, Mrs..
E,. Grigg, who automatically retires
as the first vice-president, Mr&. IL
Oudmore, moves up to take her
place, thanked • the meinbera 'for
their warm cooperation during• her
year of service. Mrs, Tavener' ex-
plained .a plan which consists of.
the sending,'of gifts from United
Church_. a',ljssiol Bands to needy
children in Europe. These • guts
may include school supplies, cloth-
ing and dther needs of children.
Mothers are asked oto help their
children—carry out this good work.
Donations may be brought to the
Christmas party, December 21. The
annual election which. • Rev. - • 0.
Tavener conducted later in tire
afternoon resulted as follows:
President, ).trs. H. Cudmore; 1st,
2nd, ;" 3rd and 4th vice-presidents,
Mrs. Bitl Norat'an, Mrs. Freeman,
Mrs. .1Viulholland, and Mrs. Col -
dough, respectively ; secretary,. Mrs.
E., G rigg ; treasurer, Mrs.' A. Bond ;
literature secretary, Mrs. Edgar
Trewartha ; press, secretary, Mi. -s.
J. B. • :VlacMath, with Mrs. Ewan
Ross as assistant; stewardship can
verset, Mrs. N. Heard; teiinpe'rance
convener;. -Molly Finlay ; . pianisst,
Mrs. W. Yeo, •with Molly 'Finlay as
assistant; flower convener, Nr. ° W.
Yeo; Mission Band superintendent,
,Mrs. Tavener. . Mrs. Bill Norman
as president .o :•the W.A. expressed'
her appreciation of 'the --fine eo-
perattio'n:—green durin ---the--ii .
year. Mr. Tavener intervened here.
to ••voice, on behalf 'Of, the .church
S2zliMUD__t , t1i. __.gtai',}titde.._.'.wvhieh
was felt towards the two presidents,
Airs. Norman and . Mrs, Grigg, far
e sp endid leaders which they,
as,pyounger women of the church,
had stepped in' to provide. In the
election of W.A. officers; also con-
ducted by Mr. Tavener, Mrs. Nor -
was re-elected 'president. Other
officers are Vice-president.' Mrs.
McCullough ; • secretary, Mrs. L.
Bond; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Ewan Ross ; treasurer, •Mrs.
Walters; flower conVener, -Mrs. J.
B. acMa-th. • buying committee,
Mt's. A. Bond, Mrs. W. Yeo, -Mrs.
Walters. Almost all these ladies
had. served In the same capacities -
last year, and becititse of fine ser-
vice were urged-to,parry on through
1950. The hostesses, Mrs. T. Elliot,
Mrs. C. Wilson and Mrs. --L. Jervis,
provided a bou.n'ifu' a'nd delicious
HOL=SVILLE
HOLMESVILL.E, • Dec. 13.—Mr.
and. Mrs. Proctor :Palmer and Gloria
motored 'CO Detroit and spent a'
few days there. li 0t week.
Ur. Jilin —Curran underwent an
operation for tonsils in the Clinton
hospital on Thursdsty of last Week,
returning to his hone on Saturday.
Mrs. • Bill Arinstro'ng, Baylield,
visited on .Monday with •her mother,
Mrs. S: R. MacMath.
• Mr. and. Mrs. Edgar Trewartha,
had their granddaughter, Ethel
Miner of Fordwich, ' as a guest
•during the week...
• Mrs; --Tavener is in charge of a
Cliiistmas‘party which is to include
children of . the, Mission Band and
tire Sunday sch'ooL. ,.mnd which will
be held on Thursday . afternoon,
December 22, in- the S.S. rooms.
Mothers .are 'invited to attend and
participate. TM ••
Keep Wednesday erening, Decem-
ber 21, .reserved its • the night.: on
which' yon hay* e- with the'
Public school cliildren for their an-
nual concert under' "tlie direction
• Acker, s.._-_thleen
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Holmes.
Y.P.U.. Meethig,---;e,. record attend-
ance .-0 wen -y-7 ve was no e a
the last theetint, of the Y.P.U.,
which 'was' held at Fileeii Gliddon's
home.. The culture •co'nvener, tlfrs.
Lance Saddler, conducted a short
worship- period, with Mr. Tavener
leading in prayer•`hn l Molly.. 'inlay
reading the Scripture passage.
Ewan RoSs, president, dealt briefly
with business items, , arid the re-
mainder of the evening- was 'spent
most enjoyably in practising 'for
the carol_ service which is to be
offered_ on_ .Sunday atm8 'p.m,. in -
the • .au' thorium Of the : church. Ali
those whe ,consider the .singing of
-ca-rola an integral part t of the
Christmas season , are invited to
worship with the young people on
this evening. This-sei^�;ice does .not
affect .the regular Sunday morning
MRS. SM.ITH's.shopping trip might -have taken an hour.„. Actually,
it took three minutes --- by telephony.',
Tp housewives in.a hurry, `the' telephone means -a lot.`
It's .like having anextra pair -of hands, to help .out an extra,pair
of feet. to ' -tun •errands; 'or get help in emergencies. Any way '
..you look at it,' your telephone: is . big value.
-No wonder 'more people are using more telephones — and 'that
requests for• service'are at an all. thane high. We should like to
be. able to provide service for all who want it, when and where -they
want it. We will continue to do all we can to reach that goal.
A 450 -mile pipe line,• the longest Canada is . falling off steeply now
'fin 4anac1 , is being constructed to that immediate post-war demands
have been, met. ---- -__�. .
tarry Alberta oil froom Edmonton �. •
to Regina. Costing between $35; There are more thane X500 known
000,000 and. _$40,000,000 it is ex- - - -
pected' to' be completed. in 1950: uses for rayon, ranging from
lunch Production of cotton goods in adian Facts. .
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- Canada's atomic' energy plant;' ib
located 120 Tiles west of -Ottawa,,
at Chalk River, Ont. •
A -typical sugar factory Takes,
o�•t�i•- 5llt)—olmnricak-.Crud•'-pol�t�iseopic-_�_
tests h day to ensure 99.9 purity of .
the . finished' product.—Quick Can:-
adian.
an-a•dian. Facts
hat the discriminating customer will really apprecia
compare these vales with any others anywhere.
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NEW GLEAM NG WHITE PORCELAIN,'
Washing
'!d/lei/m• /(l!''l'",,•'•oil•' ,,•../� ,
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with full guarantee ;
$219.50 buys an EASY VACUUM CUP SPIND'R 2'.
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THE' FAMOUS HOOVER TRIPLE ACTION
tC4COVOC-tglet0 . .
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ADMIAY. TELEVISION
including single, double and triple plays -with- automatic action,
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Beautiful -mantel and cabinet models with incomparable tone quali
Liiab yuu vv aacwi.� ----- .
• about:. -• The set that. steals the ties, 5 tubes and up.,
Players
$18.00 and up.
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4\ ' • . 33 13, 45 and„,78 rpm
• and TRIPLE—PLAYS
R.C.A. VictolC imodg1 VRA65, with 'automatic changer. Reg. $60.00,
NOW $165.00. r
R.C.A. mantel, with autorr1atic changer. Reg. $129.50, NOW $89.90
a 5 tube 'mantel,' radios'' ONLY, $20.00 'and ups
LIGHTWEIGHT IRONS
LIGHTING- FIXTURES
TOASTERS of all makes and
Other .models -,—ALL SEW7.•*Westinghouse, ..A.dmiral, Spartan, R.O.A..,
' We also have used table Arid console ('adios.
kinds.
oOFFEE POTS
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MIXMASTE tS
STERILIZ
LAMPS
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