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WAC STI`IRI bw . NOv.
Armond'” ,ittlliln•`ney spent a few
•day.s.1atat Wee7,+. • tt the l :inter►i;'Air
at,Toronto and also visited 'Mr.
and =•Irs,' John (rear of Kitehenc:r,
Mr. and Mrs. c I3<.
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-Maze of Winjlaauz assent a v u ale,
of •day. last Week With Mr. and
• MI's. Maurice Busman,
Mr. and. Mrs. Honer . (telt,," o
f
Kinburn.visited ozi $a Mansel..
. • with
Mrs. ?red 01o11
a
id 'f(
uily.
Ur -James Snell tf Nr le .1
lit t
.
week end with lair. and Mrs. Elir•in•
.• Taylor.
Nornmalt Wi rhtluan • visited 1
frienads i u t, Week sat, 31ic11atnd and
various • placeq. in. Michigan.
Ur. Mutrayi ,Knox ` oi' L,izneriek,
Alta., is ,visiting at the home of
his uncle cud aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
w••° ...•r '
and Campbell
visited. ou Sunday .with lIts. R.
4+ Gx
and' r. andd ars.
1x
Knox' o Dun annon,
S . Oliiee .-- The annual ineetin
of the i tiladay school. was held -On
Thursday evening., After the devo-
tional period, which was led by the
superintendent,
M. Norwan, 11c-
1)owe l,the pastor, Rcv. ('. C'. t'i'xa_�lt-
Rs
'in).',`tozl. was iib shatl',ge. Normae Mc-
Dowell was re -Sleeted ' as uperin-
tendeast,-with 11owai,rd Campbell and
Marvin Mclruwell; seere>`at•y-treas-
uri r, G•ratcine McDowell; assistants,
:Murray McDowell, Rey Buchanan nan
r.
.1iaaitt�, iilnifred
J .tit
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etta Snc111, .. Violet • ("`c:'ok, ' A'rnold,
Cook, ° Graeme McDowell ; - Crw.11e
Roll superintendent, Mrs. Howard
'Campbell, llrs. Hugh,. Blair; mis-
sionary ,superintendent, Mrs. Chas.
Smith, Urs.. Howard Campbell, -Mn.
A.1va McDottiell, Mrs. 'Ernest t Snell ;
representative to, official board,
Mrs. Marin McDowell„ temperance
superintendent, Rev. C. C. Waaa1iing=
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FREE-! I FREE! FREE!
This is not an order
BUT
is your- chance to. win a beautiful 8- •cubic foot De -luxe
Norge Refrigerator with Electric Clock and • Automatic
Self Defroster ---guaranteed 5 years—FREE.
Fill in this. form completely' and bring it to 'Cranston's,
Furniture Store, Goderich, on or before December 23r"d.
The owner of the card drawn on that date will win a
Norge Refrigerator. • . • _ '
1. Whist Electrical .Appliances do you wish to buy in ,1951?
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"12. Specify: •
\laliufaeltut'r's Name
Style. o1' :size
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P
Price %sift wish .ti) pay"
What -Furniture do you wish to buy , in 1951?
• 4. Specify i W
l'aulifa<'tureiys Name
Sty1e or 'site
• Price yoat „wish to ..pay
.' Do you Dian • to, purchase 'by monthly payments or take a
• ,M.
(4seotint ' for cash?
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ton, 'toward .Campbell. • I'vllowing
is the ii:st of tt'lchers for thevarious
ie>us
class : 'Senior Bible class, Iloward
'Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.-llttri0. Io -
1 .utvell, 51rs. Wm. 11c:ti'ittie, qtr .
Stanley Cook, 11r. Jack Buchanan;
junior Bible • class; Ilurvey Mer
utEil, Gordon ItIo 11x
Douglas
s
:Campbell, Rev. C . C. Washington,'
Norman MrI)owell, ;1lurrny Me-
'1)otvtli; junior elkss, '°Wisulifred
Campbell, Jalle•tta " Snell, Eileen
Taylor, Mrs. Gurdon Smith; prim -
airy, 'Mrs. Alvai McDOwell,. Mrs, Pon
Snell, ;M1rs. Frank Campbell, Mrs.
Ivan Wigliti4an, Mrs. Wm. Carter;
,r Fred-
beginners' claw, ••,�11.�. (,saok,
f M•rs: Jack. Ift1elianab, Mrs. 1st ii"nrd
Caluapbe11,•'Violet Coos:, Mins•. Nprip au
Mci)owell. It was decided to ;iVe
`800 'to missions. A • special collec-
tion will be ,taken on SnOday,
I)evein ber 3r(1, for "lir'istrnas Cheer.
The meting closed wit4t• the bene•
-
d tion ,by the superintendent,
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DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, Nov. 28. ail:
Robert t'hawney attended ' - the
Winter Fair at 'Torpai,to last week.
Cburcrh Workers 'MO!. -- rIhe
W.M.S. and W.A._ held, their
November - ureeeing on -Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs,' I1,
Jefferson. Mrs. Normals Thompson
was in charge of .the ,szseeting, fol
lowing .tlie program outlined ill tile'
Missionary Monthly. After the
opening hymn, "The..C'hut'eh's Ono'
Foundation, all' Jrrined in repeating
the Lord's Pr•tayer. The Scripture
less, -on, Was read frons -the 23rd
chapter of John. Mrs. R. Chamncay
and Mrs.. A. • Craig gave reports
of the sectional convention which
was held at Nile._Mrs. II° Jeffer-
son Contributed a-.d"olo, A "thunk
you" lettel•..frolu Miss Irene Jeffer-
son' was .read.. Chapter :; of the,
study book, `•Through the. Church
of Christ in. Japan, was taken
'by \1rs:"'-181tlart Chaunney and Mrs.
Thompson closed The meeting with t
prayer. At the close of the C.A.
meeting a • sale' of hehneinade btakiiai;
and miscellaneous .articles was held.
Lunch was Served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. John R. Thoulp-
son . andfurs. ;;. Chamney..
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Gl'ltit•II.Ir.
and,
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i►ntis .Witmer cif Zurich., celebrated
their gol.eieu wedding anniversary
U1 wt 1
, NulEi)tY 12111,C1i
at their
'home the v,lill c. 1
1at I
ut.
the aftermlee and evening ,the bride
groom and the bridesmaid of
Iifly y4,'als ago, nc)W 1i~r . Re(iben
taac•tr., Dashwood, were at' home tot
their one hundred or more guests.
The best Imus, Lou hiller, of. Win-
nipeg, brother of the bride, was
unable )leto)
t I be rt e,c lit:
)1
' „Gold streamers and flowers decor-
ated the •difi't rent rooms, the dieing
table having golden tapers,. 'niitilas,
.n three-tier wedding mite decorated
in ;,roll and gold calsclle.s. -
Receiv,ing the guests in the after-
noon we1;;t Mr. and,' Mrs, Orville
Witmer, Evening guests were re-
eeive(J -by Mr. and •Mrs: iWillittzii
Gibboxlaa. fie was poured by" Mrs '
. J 'a r .� (] • '
'1
I d� (l Wells in the aafl<erne- a, �d
M. rs., Ja•i1..Gasclw in the evening.
Mr,s
l. Campbell 1cK.
le a
ut
Afro.
Witzn r showed the guests to
the during-ro01n,•tvhile
Misses Joyce'
Wltnez
alid�.1d
>C r
Jervis seryed
C
d
t1e r
d
sts, Miss
Gertrude
cztru1E S
cl(le,
Ltnc►a, 1resided°oydt the guest
t
book, Airs. Witmer, Mrs. Gaeta and
all those assisting Wore cursages
of yellow 'muni..
('lose relatives who ;called were
Mrs, 11'itmer's_ ,sister, Alist
•Miller, tf )Toronto, three nievi!s,
i Lss
c5 Mildred, -Ed Thelma and Enid
n)
d
Shore, of 'Woodbridge, Mr. .Vttnier's.
brothel;, Isaiah Witmer of Dash-
wood; and niece, and nephew, Mr.
and Mrs. Wes. Witmer of,..,Exeter"
anti theirson, T , and Mr. • Wit-
mer's sister, II . Tildat Forest of
IIensail,
Mr. 'Wituser'a. 'brothers, Wes., of
Alberta, ti:tick, of SaskatcbeWan, and
.
Lon of .Winnipeg, were unable ie •
come but sent gifts and heartiest
pongrittidatieans. •
15Ir, linIbXrb. }tplcr have seven
elliltlrgl," fottr daughters and' three
.sons. The daughters are Adell,
W. C
Jervis, ibClinton
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Leila,
,
Mrs. Edward 'Wells, St. Marys;
(Hive, ..Mrs.' eatzaipbt'l1 \1eKtnley;+
Zu,rieh r Rut11, Mrs. Wzn. Gibbons,
London. The soils\ are Ga,•rfleld,,
London; Orville, Zurich, and Neil
,
Goderich. There age eleven grand-
ehiidren. They axe Audrey Jervis
and -Jervis, I:liialton; Joyce.
Witmer 1T�i.tzlle 1 ��d Cameron ��1
Wax,LIiich ; Robert
ikleR4in,rey, Zurich;
John, Jo.res and Dennis' Wells,,; St.
Marys; liarsbali,eue Gibbons, Lon-
don; 'Jf(litir,end" Robert Neil Wit;
mer, tigdelt
Mr. • aucieri.sirs, •W1tmer, now, in
their seventy-eighth and , s'e.ventyr
fourth year respectively, 'deeply ap-
preoiated the gifts and pod wishes
received.. Their Ca it d a friends
�
wish tlelCoa51ad gQi,d health
stli
aand'uaany mere 'anniversaries.
]G'Iuahal feet Are ane of; the finest
extubples of nature's engineering.
U
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t "ruin
zuin
then with improperlyIrv
p
erIv
sitting
shoes, and utaalce sure• the
body's s �eigh
t�i� �r
operly dis-
tributedon the feet. •
Drinking of tatter1
is an cs.sEntiatl
health habit six or eight glasse
a day However, it shola
ld noebe
o lt�� dtY�
.Sh own t
nc.a , el fB
aa.
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CABINET TA NG
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GENERAL. WOODWORKING '
10 WATERLOO ST,.
Phone 375W 1I`
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°Start Necessary. Home Repairs NOW!
Aluminum serves breakfast in bed!
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NAME IN FULL
COMPLETE AI)I)RESS -
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This form is anti e,y personal and confidential
bet en signer and
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The Square .
CARLOW
..CARLOW, Nov. .28.-•--M1sses Jean
and 'Joan McPhee of L())sclou spent
the week -end • with, 1Iieir:.paavents,
and. sirs,',Gordon .°McPhee.
Mrs. Frank Mi'Ilwai'n and, -Mrs.
Penman spent . the-weel�-eucf• in'
Toronto. • ' •
Mrs. John Treble:- of 1;011(7101
spent •a few days last • eek '7vi11)
:Inc1 Mrs. \Viii, .'lreblt' 1.)11(1
family. - ,
All the schools around are prac-
tising for their Christmas 'concerts.
Municipal' 110101nation;i were llelii
last Friday tiight alnd ;;all metial)ers
of the,-('ounci1 Vere 1'610111ed 1)y
a (Ph alnaiti0n.
HOSPITALS select 'equipment with unusual
care.: That''s why z1uminum utensils• are used in •
hospital kitchens 'everywhere. Health authorities
recommend - a uminuni becaube ifmeets every need
of hygienic food • preparation. ' Enjoy* this - `food
protection in yourhome, too. No other metal is .
'more "food -•friendly" thaln alumutn. '
`Hints to the Housewife! Whenever yob gee aluminum "'on the
outside ofa food or a drink, ;there's an "inside story" of purity well-'
protected. Aluminumautensils clean easily. To remov' natural deposit'
left by foods and water, use Steel wool with soap and water..
ALUMINUM COMPANY' OF -CANADA #LTD.
, Protect your 1au.czisllings,",prevent
ea-laensiv'e • repair costs by re
roofing new. • .Call us for .a free -
inspection of your roof, no obli- •
iation. -
3 -in -1 ASPIIALT SHINGLES.—
lb,:
HINGLES-1b,,' choice- 'of' colors, 100 sq.
ft. , - - • $9.00
ROLL ROOFING-- 90 lb. 'quality.
/led, green or black. 100 sq ft.
t.,........ $5.00
'app1 '•insulation yourself" between
open eeiliir rafters. " Or ass. for
a free egt4inate on a completer job,
• BATT TYPE IN;'SLIL lTION —15x'
48:x3", kraft lined, ,5 sq. ft, ctn.
$3.75•:
LOOSE ROOK WOOL — Pour be-
tween ,ceiling 'rafters: ' ' 5 cu. ft.'
bag • ' $1.35
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4 � ►° WHITE ASBESTOS. SIDING`
14:1
I' h41�•� 'I,' G,I' Insulates, prottets Aug beautifies .
1II f I 'your° lainile, • Ends painting bother
1. { 4L2 ibis forever. Pig 100 •sq..,ft $1.3.00-
•-'�' �- Rom, IIRIC I� SII)•IN(,--••'Chit e eol-
; I ,. $5.00'. ,
orS, per 1 f10.` sq: ft E
Lumber,: Slri71gThs -_acrd Builders' Sup dies
•WIIOLESALE and 'RETAIL6, •
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ZURICH:and-GO ERICI T .
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Telephones:;ZI'RICH 69;°60D,ERICII 348,
• Residence Phone: Zurich 162 .
• .. ,Goderach
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With'every $10.00 purcha$q, the customer will receive u PREE
n�rinbered �oup��-��isol�t#ely, ;
draw for GIFT'S will take place in Cranston's Furniture (Store on SATUADAY, DECEMBEk 23r�
at 10 p.m. The first twelve coupons drawn will entitle -the ,holder to receive One of the
dy*:DoyourChristinas'sho1ipingear/yand'win
FREE GIFTS -
1st G`t...•.4-burner heavy duty Electric Stove. or
3 pee. Bedroom , Suite, . Value $179e95
2nd Gift:..Electric Washing Machine or
0 pce.' Breakf ast Room Suite • value • $149.00
3rd G 1t.:. , Eeautif ul Tri11htF1oor Lamp; Shade
and Bulb , : complete ° Value - $37.-00
4th Gift....Guaranteed Inner -spring Mattress .
Y'..r value $31.00 -
5th Gift.:..F'ul! size. Chen. Bedsprea,d. -:.value $2250
6th Gift ."...Floor Lamp, luung�ety e..::vaine $ 75w
make • atnroom
8th .f
�r t... A•ut(l►mat C E1ctric Iron
9th 'Gift.. ,.Tale Law. •FT Y.. .., • i . . s
Oth Gift Electric Heating Pad..,.0..
• 1lth vGi.M Y1,1lk Cushion ►�'i yor.'
2th GifIO Sioto e Y rr v,wir N i' 1r 1
Cakes
value .$16.50
value $13.95'
...vahw$7.95
saJue $4.50
. value $2:65
Christmas, suggestions .of beautiful:fur�ni�nr� ,.
at reasonable
EXTENSION' TABLES GT
: ;TRILIHLAMPS OCCASIONAL • CHAIRS
COFFEE
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BRIDGE• TABLES EOUOOIR LAMP LAZ-BOY
CHAIRS
TABLES LOUNGE LAMPS
ROCKING CHAIRS
LAMP TABLES + �' '� � . ��.� . � :..CHILD'S
CHAIR,
DESK LAMPS CHILI' S CHAIRS
END TABLES M . . . • � • .
TABLE LAMPS .� DESK CHAIRS.
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CEDAR®M' RUGS C ,STS KNEE.H�OL ; DESKS BOOKCASES, BEDROOSUITES; CHROME.. , STUDIO COUCHES SETS, DAVENPORTSDROP-
BACK 'COUCHES, . CHES'TERFIELE` SUITES; MIRRORS, EfECTRIO STOVES, ELECTRIC ItErRIGERATORS, ELECTRIC IRON'S, ' LE
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'HEATING PADS, CHILDREN'S CHAIR AND hDE$K'SETS, KINDERGRTEN
SES, SHO -S'L'Y• ROC'RFRS, BEDROOIVI CHAIRS,