HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1951-10-25, Page 5ST'. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, `"+OCT. 28th, 1951 "
8.30 -II<it Y'.• COMMUNION,
10;--UVDAY SCHOOL.
II—MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.,
Rev. John Bali of Kincardine..
7—EVE'NING•,,PRAYDR AND SERMON.
' REVEREND •' BEVERLY H. FARR, B.A., >(..Th;, RECTOR.
A. W..- ANDERTON, Organist and Choirmaster •
North
Street 4 United ' Church
SUNDAY, OCTOBER , Sih, 1951 �.
Sunday School --.10 a.fn. .
Morning Worship 11 a.in.
Sermon 1Subjeet: "Marais Decided by "B• allot."
Evening Worshii 7 p.m.
Sermon Subject: "When, Tears Are G•ood."
REV. H. A. DICKINSON, B.A.., MINISTER.
H. A. CLARK, Organist - and Choirmaster
Knox Presbyterian' °Church
A step -
in the right direction
.*
4f
2 p;m.,
is through 'the door
of your Church. It invites.
• - ydu:,:to the. viceless
teachings of ehristiapity., r
It offers you strength ,-
and comfort such as
Tithing else can• give.
When you lielp the Church
you are -helping yourself.
Attend services this Suri-
day.' You will be welcome.
"THE LIMIT OF GOD'S FORGIVENESS."
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The Service will be held in the -Sanctuary of North Stteet United
Church. .
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN, W H. BISHOP,F.R.C.O.,A.R:C:M
Minister. Director of Praise.
Victoria •St. United Church'.
MINISTER --REV. D. W. WILLIAMS, B.A.
-ORGANIST and CiI~OIR, LEADER—Miss Mary Joyce •Strachan
10 a.m. , SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 'a.m., ' "THE ROAD TO ZION" ' • Infant Baptism.
7 p.ni. . "THE SOURCE OF CONFIDENCE."
i,Tni9n Services: -
2 p.r1. Sunday School.'
• 3 p.m. Church Worship.
Goderich Baptist Church
• MQNTREAL • ST.
MINISTER -REV. IAN G. HIND, B.A. .
ORGANIST and CHOIR LEADER—FRANK BISSETT
10 a.ni:. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
. 11 a,fn, "THE HIGH -WAY."-
7 p.m. "'THY KINGDOM COME."
Momlay 8 p.m. Young People's.
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting;.
the Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria and Park. Streets - ,
Rev. B. E. Stevenson, '.P'ustor, 40 Park Street, Phone' '897W. .
SabbatlliSe'viees---CHM['-'Dial 900--9 a.m:,
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday, 8. p.ut. Sabbath School 10 a.m.
10 a.m. 'Sunday School. -
11 a.m. MINISTRY OF THE 'WORD.
7 p.m. MINISTRY OF THE WORD. ,
Prayer Meeting Wehnesday at 7.30 p.m.
" TO ALL --A CORDIAL WELCOME..
LO'E'EN PARTY
Tlie C:G.I.T. of KnOx . Church
"- "1i131t1. lirwe"e .rrty irt=MircK-it
Hall, Tuesday', elrernine"The •hall
was suitably decorate,( for the even-
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e.
u p TI E QODERI(' r Ma -NAL -MA
-NEWS ,0F.. R_ AYFIELD
BAY ia'IELD, (set. 2.1. Airs. Henry
Millet.', Mrs. John Hussey and small
daughter of Mt. Cletuensl land Miss
Lola' of Detroit "spent the
weekend With Mrs.' M. '
Mr.,, and Mrai. "Arhtrr' I3rissozl, of
Grosse Point, Mich., spent the week;
end at their home iI11 the> village. '
Miss Betty Lou Lara3on of'London
spent "the r week -end with •her pars_
eats, Mr.° and -Mrs. It. Larson..
Walter Westlake spent the week-
end in harrier
11 rs, I •1.Cnuckey left. on Monday
for a trip to Toronto and• Quebee.
Miss Maud Stirling who . spent
thee past weep in -Toronto returned
Inthe on Saturday.
Mrsx'JI. E. Webb and son George
Who have spent the past eight
weeks with tl'fe- fortlter•'s -parents in
Manitoba returned ,home on Mon-
day. • ,•
•
)fir. and Mrs, Keith Pruss and'
:firs. G. Weston and Judy of „UM-.
dou spent Sunday, in the village. •'
Mr. Ewing Buchan of Lloyclniln-
ster, Sask., spent the week;. -end with
his sister 'Mrs. N: W. Woods.
We are sorry to report that Mrs.
W. J. McLeod sr., is in very poor
'health. She suffered a stroke last
week. Iter many friends wish her
a speedy recovery.
Brandon -Denby. -..-Standards of
white lighted tapers and • bright
autumn flowers. in, • St. Andrew's'
United Church, Bttytteld, made the
setting for a beautiful autumn wed-
ding -on •Suturday, October, 20th, at
2 p.m. when Doreen Mune- Denby,
second daughter of Mr:- and Mrs. J.
.a.W. ,Dthn'by' of St. Thomas, became
the bride of. Kenneth \Viifrect Bran
don; eldest son of Harold Noble
Brandon and, the late Mrs. Brandon
tri Balitield. The. -ceremony was
Performed by the pastor, Rev. Peter
Renner. The bride; who was given.
in tnarriage-by her father, -was love-.
M in . a gown of 'white slipper satin,
- featuring a square lace yoke trim-
,. flied with love 1Ftce, fitted bodice
with long sleeves ending -in lily points
on her hands,- aid a full gaithered.
crinoline skirt. 'Two navels of lace
from the waistline ended in a cathe-
rp
nd,rat train edged with love lace. Her
iinger4'ip veiel. of; 10r:each illusion
,w as Held in' place by a ,tiara;.. of
i:hi.tiestones and seed purls and
'she 'WOO a v,nscade of American
Beauty roses li`aa stephanotis,.. Miss
Ev ithne Denby o - Toronto, •Iter . sis-.
ter's maid of honor;, was In a 'gown
of gold brocaded sill?~ faille taffeta.
with' .lull hoop skirt, fitted "bodice
and bolero buttoned doWlr the front
froma high .neckline. She wore
matching mittens with a go14, featit-
er hitt and carried' 'a cascade of
bronze mums and !yellow .'ruses.
Miss Audrey Brandon, sister of the
,groom', and Miss Ruth Wright as
'bridesmaids a wore • similar' styled
gowns of loganberry' wine satin,
with fitted bodice, bertha . collars'
and short -puff sleeves and full hoop
skirts, with which they wore match-
ing !mittens and halo .headdresses.
They carried cascade botiq'uets, of
yellow muius'and roses.. The -bride's
Younger sisters, Patricia, and Jean-
nine Denby, as junior bridesmaids,
wore, similar_ gowns of forest green
satin made with long bouffant skirts,
•fitted bodices, round 'neckline and
puff sleeves.a They. carried _basket
of baby 'rums in autumn ,shades.
glen Brandon was his- brother's
grbumsman and the ushers were
Jame's Sage, Sit. Thofr as„ and Melvin
Greer of Bayfield. Mrs. Don Kini.."
bury presided at, the organ and
• played • traditionalwedding music.
The soloist was 1lrs. Willis Valt-
Egmond of Olintou who sang "To-
day 0' Lord." Before the ceremony
and' "Through the Years," during.
the signing of. the register. • The
reception was held in the church
parlours for 65 guests. The bride's
table was centred by the wedding
'cafe flanked by i-,ink.,tapers, The
'bride's' mother, Mrs. J. -W. Denby,
wearing black velvet • and taffeta
'ensemble with grey accessories `and
a corsage .of Talisman roses .with
the: groom's ' grandmother, • Mrs.
Robert Blair, wearing a black crepe
dress and accessories and a corsage
of Better Time roses, reeeia:e-cl the
guests. ,Guests Were present froin
Bayfield, Clinton. St. Thomas, Lon-
don,' Toronto ancl, lurford. • Intel'
the young' couple ,left on a- motor
'trip. 'For travelling the bride doli-
ned, a spruce blue suit with black:
velvet trim with which she ,wore
pink • and black accessories and a
corsage of American aeanty roses.
On their return' they will: reside in
B'ay field.
TAYLOR'S CORNER
r
There is no
substitute for
experience
4.
VOTE
JOHN
HAN
for Duron -Bruce
WORKING FOR YOU' IN
TAYLOR'S CORNER, Oct.' 2.4• --
.Congratulations to, Mr., and Mrs•.
Keith Millor'(,nee Vera Wilson), who
Were.married on' Saturday.
Anniversary. Services.—,Beautifill
autumn weather favored tileun,
niverso-ry serv'i'ces held in - Zion
Churc•i1 'on Sunday. The .chui'cll
was ,beautifully deeorate'd with at
profusion of flowers• by the ladles
• of —the '•congregation. T.lie guest
speaker, Rev. W: J. Rogers, gat•ry
two • inspiring a(ldresses. • 'In the
'iuol•ning, Mrs. John Westbrook'sang
two pleasing • soles, "'1•i}e ,0`,Prayey
Perfect" and "Tine Stranger• of
-Galilee," while .the choir, .with the
help of some members of Holmes' -
vine rcheir, ••song "The Holy City"
'with Mrs. I,VCStbrook taking th'e
solo. -In the evening Mrs. West-
brook again favored with a'beattti-
ful solo, "Come VIlio' IIiu1," while
Mrs, Westbrook and ' Miss Ruth
Westbrook rerlcleredbthe lovely clnet.
"Whispering •`,Hope." The • choir
sang "Sweet: "Peace, • the Gift of
(god's Love." The music was:' under
the leadership of the organist, Miss
Kathleen' Holmes.
Congratulations to LAC., and• Mrs.
Win, Gould of Trenton on the birth
of at soli on October 17th. •
Ten. Cent Luncll.—' V1ovi>aa pictures
will be shown '4n the school on Fri-
day' evening, of this week. - •The,
ladies of the W.A. will' serve a ten
cent lunch and ,display articles,'filr
the bazaar, the same evening. S. •
-
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
•Dodges on Sunday included 'their
.daughter; Mrs. W. Ferguson of Luck -
now; and, Mr. and • M1rs. , Edward.
Grigg and family of 'Goderich.
Itev..,W. T.'- Rogers of °Herisnll
was -entertained On Sunday- by the
Whitely family.
THE PROVINCIAf--LEGIS- ' •'
'Have your furnace. vacuum
LATURE SINCE 1943. , cleaned' ' by the Edward Coal Co.
la MOON,
The right Curves can do you a 'good turn, d&.rlir .
ing. Refreshments were served,
Winners of prizes were: Best fancy
•costume,'Sylvia Chisholm.; best
eolaiav , c iie;'-Rutlr-Pe'lrcirey-'most
`oyigiann1 costume, Laui(ine MacDon-
ald. ,, •' -
What 4 ln'vely.lift to the soft rounded evrves of Fashion!
Warrior;?' bras, artfully designed to uphold the.- loveliness
-of little gilds.. Discreet bras, taaeft>tlly tailored,ato the charms
of big sister.A11 3-Wa ized with adjustable cfosilti fs.
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,Sold exclusively by '`:
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IiOLIVIESYILLE
1RMOUES VOLVO; Oet, ,, 24, --
Frankl.in , Yeo wou the iun'ior uoys'
eu) , at the (cliderich township publ'i'c
school area field day field Friday
at S:8. No. (l. lie 'had 8 points,
Ke)nteth', Potter' and Victor- Cor:ran
tied for_ third, place in 'the iintei:-
mediate boys' competitions, winning
certiflcateS.
Visitors on Sunday at the ho, to
•o>7 Mr.:. and Mrs.' -Harry Williams
were Mr: and Mrs. Bert Jackson,
M. and Mrs. Archjte. Montgomery
'and ,Florence from the• Belgrave
district.
Giuests with Mr. , and ivlrs. • N.
Heard and Mrs. Harrison Ns Sun-
day were Mr. and Mys.. Alfred,
Bloomfield and children, Bartrie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Belli and
children, Clinton. •
Mrs. Chas., McPhail left for Gode-
rich this -week where, she will stay
during 'the. winter at, the home,
of Mr. 'and Mrs, -Percy Warner,
Mrs. M. G. Newton is a patient
in Clinton hospital this week where
she underwent an operation. Friends
and neighbors wish her a quick
recovery.,
.This Sunday •Is Rally Day in the
'United Church when Sunday school
and' church services • -Will be held
together' at 10.30 a,m, -
Faithful Couple Moving.—Mr. and
.Mrs. `;,Albert Bond leave this week
for their new home on • East street/
Clutton;' . accompanied by Mrs.
Bond's mother, Mrs. S. Cooper. Mr,
and' Mrs. Bond will be greatly
missed in this community, especial-
ly -1n the church. 'Mr. Bond served
in several capacities, and • wars,• Sun-
day school. superintendent for more
than fifteen years. Mrs. Bond was
active in the women's .groups, 1111-
ing yario04 offices faithfully. Their.
auction dale of livestock and imple-
ments held recently was largely
attended. i`ir.. and Mrs. Leishman„
Brucefleld, have purchased the farm,
and -with their five small children
expect to take 'possessioirshontly..
Mr,. and Mrs.. Ewan R'os's and
John •vtioited Sunday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Don Rutherford- and
1)ary i'd, Ingersoll. • _ •
BENMILLER
rite Square
'GC.I..,CHATTER
A•
By Jean and• ,ricarg. J(.t>tg91e
In the II.ti S.A.,, rugby series, U
C'.l. stili remains on top after de-
feating Clinton last•Wednesday, 11 l:!.•
The two touchd(rwns were 'made. by
Bob Gardner and Jim Pinot' while
'.1 rill Calapiun scored the e`Stl•a 'Dint
011 a convert. '
Payne instructed , tlw firs'•
Safe Driving Class on 'Mlondai,y by
slio,wing a - film "Your Perinit to
Drive." Mr. J. Gardner is supply-
ing the films and a new car for 'the
Na ss( s.
The members of the Glee C'l'ub
are, selling the tickets fur the con-
cert to l.)e- held ,on Wednesday night,
October 31. 'They will,cost .50c and
be sure to get then! early.
There will be a I3allowe'en Dance
op Friday night in the gym at 8
o'clock. A 'good program is being
planned and if everyone. comes in
costtimt,N bv(,' shouId,1iave lots of fun.,
DALTON—ORR
- At St. Joseph's. Rectory, Sarnia,
btt� $`atitrday, October 13th,. of 9.30
a.m., the marriage took place ofh
•Gloria Orr,` daughter of Mr. and
Airs. John Orr, I-laxnilton and John
Dalton. of Niagara Falls, sou of
'john '•C. Dalton, Kingsbridge: Rev.
Father- Brennan - performed ' the
.ceremony. The bride .was gowned
in turquoise metallic crepe, fash-
ioned with Chinese neckline,. full
Aleeves .and- draped skirt.,.. 'Her hat
was winter White and her 'corsage
Was pink roses. The attendants
were . Miss Barbara Orr -in navy
eusetnble, with winter white hat,
and Mr. Lee Howard. •The couple
M1Vill reside. in Niagara Falls.
BENMILLER, -Oct. ?4. -Mr, and
Mrs. David Harrower •Qf London'
spent the Week -end with Rev. and
Airs. Harrower. ,,
Mr• (Ind Mrs. Harvey; McMichael
and family -of Sarnia spent the
week -end with Mr. and "Mrs. Oar -
field McMichael.
Mj ss Mary Long , spent ''Sunday
in Goderich. Township with . her
aunt, Mrs. Walters; and family. ,
firs.. ,Polly_ .Walters,. ployd arid
Mrs, C. Moore spent Sunday in
Holuiesville with Mr. and Mrs. Les.
e I'V Ls. •
Mr. and Mrs., Clare Stewart of
Goderich spent Snuday.a with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell 1'fi•iininer and
fa iu, ,
• MiIyc. and Alrs•• Ittlss-ell hill, Mary
olid Helen, spent Solidity -with Mr:
an(1• Mrs. J. S. Kernigha n:
Air. Eric Gardner of Kitchener
\rls'ited with his , mother, Mrs. S.
iiirdnet-,' in Goderich hospital,. and
Mr's. Isabel Gardner :and fancily
over the week -end.:
Mr. and Airs. Win. Watson, Mr,,
and Arcs Percy McBride, of Carlow,
were visitors, with Mr. and Mrs.
Elwyn I'frinnner on Sunday.
Vii.. find Ma. Gee; Moore,of De-
troit and Mr. Jack -Moore bf Gede-
rich called ou Mrs. Polly Walters
on Saturday. -
There will be no chttrcli' or Sun-
day sebool• in 73enmiller church oil
Sunday, ()clober 2,Stl►, as • ?t is .an-
ni'versary services at Nile.
• The• Y.P.S. are holding 'a, ilo1-'
lowe'eu social- evening' en October t
31 art.
- CUN.INGII ME- JOHNSTO•N •
•Chrysanthemums iu •autumn
shades and W'vliite candles -in branch;
ed candelabra reflected in- the 'mir-
rored window of, the long living
room of the family • home formed
the -setting on "Saturday, October
20th at live o'clock for the Marriage
of Peggy Parsons Johnston, younger
:slaughter of, -Mrs. G. L. Parsons of
Hatton Hall and the late Mr. Par-•
tions of Goderch to John Fast Cun-
nghauw,. son of Mr. and '•Mrs. nor -
don (1'upiugha•Ine 'of,. Clinton. The
guests were the- Immediate 'families.
Tile Rev' G. Keith ,McMillan con-
ducted: the ceremony and , Miss
Frances Kennedy played the wed-
din'g music.
Given in marriage by hei brother,
Jautes Parsons, the bride was gown-.
ed iii bronze • bre cadecl. satin fash-
iorlPd- With • wide' V neckline out-
lined «-ittt softly folded bertha ex-
tending over the 'shoulders to form
small sleeves. .The skirt 'had fold;
extending over, the hipline and fall-
ing 'in • the bac'l: 'in a slight sweep.
She wore matching mittens 'and
.ruliet-, carp of the satin with nylon
pleating and .('arried a crescent
style' -bouquet of or•('hids iii ',shades
of green, bronze ' and gold hocked
with soft. • _toned .green ostrich
m
liltteS, long loops and streamers
of geld nicotine - cascading from
• a Centre lbow.
Bride riiald. Miss Iti,senrary
ford, niece. of 1110.10i(le was gowned
•i11 50ge' green taffeta 111a1(le 1)11 long
lines styled like the bride's gown on
(:Ttul►I( ;fu1I 11( 4t, 'tv1tll (Ti t'li_ o f -t11e
shoulder flange. She carried 'large
1W401/a' ('hi'ysallkhennuns,,, i11, er•es('ellt
style accented 'with glossy • green
ivy foliar;!' bowed with green and
bronze ' toned satin ribbon, The'
I)rtde's sin -all daughter.: hip Toh-
ston, .Whs''flower girl` wearing .spice
•brown taffeta • with velvet trick ':incl
carrying a. `circlet .of gerbera in
tones shading from apricot to gol-
den brown, ,(,eiitred-with. a. (duster
•THE
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•Your• Wedding Portrait keeps
the beauty .of the day;forever
Orz<ce n a lifetime -^-the radiance that: is
yours this day. To* hold it, . treasuted for..
ever, entrust the making of your wedding
,portrait to our skill and experience. Then
you can be sure that this bridal beauty is
yours -•for all time. Phone for your app'
pointment now. - 4
RENDERS
SQUARE
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PHONE. 91
PURITY FLQUR 'SHOWS of' pale yellow pinocc•htorosebuds
with gold trh ot'ine ' loops and
streamer.s'r They wore matching
mittens and halo brines of the ('fess 1
•ma ter i a'l. •
.Park I.n_tlghton of 'Toronto' tits
- INCREASED 'EARNINGS
Improved export lrusiness and
benefits resulting from expenditures
on plant ,and equipment in. previous
years have cgntrilbuted to. au irn-1 groomsma0. •
provement of $1('x9,,1 111 net earn- ' Airs,. Parsons wa WE? 01ing n 11002
ing15 over 1950, Pru y Flour -Mills,-
Ltd.,. reports'fo to period ending
July 31, -1951.
• Operations ' during .the previd-u,s
fiscal • year .ere advertsely' affected
by lower :exports and keen competi-
tion for, ilninestic business, D. I.
Walker, president, reported at. that
bate: The company'.s earnings
were also cut during. that year. by
s'hntdowns•- at ' the, iniiIIS In ("alga ry
and St. Boniface, the latter as a
re*4ult of the Winnipeg flood. ,
Pour clunrtet'1y •dividends totalling
x3.5() per ',share Were paid or de-
clared during the yea1', on the pre-
ferred $40 a -share. No dividends
,Were Old on, the common..
OBITUARY
I3Et". •r, .I.
WILLIAMS
• Old:.Ii nte--trienrls- inn x'ode r1 eh ---w41-1•,
regret to ' Learn of the death of
i3er Eclrr�3n Lindsey Williams, • a
'native of Goderich and until his.
retirement reetor' of the Episcopal
Church of•'the'11oly Spirit at Cleve-
Iand.,Ohfio. •
Born seventy years:ago irr G,�tle-
rich, the .youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. 4FT. -Williams, ,10iridsli;v<
entered Trinity College, Toronto; in
1004. He . had previously " taught
school at several points- in this
Prov nee. He went to Ohio r in 1911.
and in the .same year entered
Bexley Hall, the' Episcopal 'semin-
ary nt Gambier, Ohio, '11e was or-
•dained a deacon- in 1014 and a
priest in 1015 by the lath'• BThop
A.. Leounr•d of the Diocese
of Ohio. -•_. _
Rev. Mr, Williams' 1ir'-t assigli-'
trent was to. $t. Peter's Chttrei'i,
Lakewood,'0hlo, where he remained
for 'tw0' yenrs, FOI' the next
quarteretittiry„ ; he was with the
Chttreh •of the Holy Spirit,. -Ile held 1
the- afllee of registry r of• the diocese %
from I.9 i),,to 1939. '
Iltt.rial ,.was 01 ('levelaaad. sifter
.ae+ice's, conducted 'by 'Bishop
1l'eve1ley T), Ticker ' •iir Trinity
1'.athedralr • •-
Throughout his life Mr, Wl111•a 's
waS intensely interested In every-
thing pOrtaining to his native to'r'ts,
and he kept in tots(+h with erent,
lte'6T by 11i0nns df 111.1 10)1110 town
Y:)aper, with occa ionitl vi. its. hle:
bs sutylve(l• by his wife and, by a
brother, George, of 1hicng1t, -
length gown of Aislies of roses wool
crepe, small violet hitt and •eor'sage
of pink ii id purple Afrie'an• &olets,
and the groom's' mother'' ch se a
floor • length gown -c,'f, blade, l;r.een
crepe , with 'black . aci'esories and
corsage of white ',gardenias •with
gardenia ribbons:
The buffet difiner •was' -served
from ai polished table, with the
lalrge^;;,c;ircrllar .Moly wed dbig cake
with Icing trite of talimnn roses
in, the centre, • flanked 1►"y ivory
cnil(le's in silver - cnndelalir"a. Miss
Betsy McTavish was assisting.
lietorins; ,to New York Cits:."' the
bride wore an I(:nglish grey' flannel 1
suit with cavalier red accesories I
and corsage of two Belmont gar -1
(lenias. , ;\1•r. and Airs. ("atuinghattne'
will live_ in Owen ,Suun(L--Froin
The O'ft'en Sound Daily Sun -Times. 'l
Mr. and -Mrs; R. • g Wllion of
()even Sotr:nd visited on t'he week-
end with the 'la tter'.s 'parents, Mr.
and' Mrs. Stanley Strachan, ,Bay-
field road. -
THE 'GODERICH LIONS CLUB,
JNVI''l E'- YOU. TO .IT
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GbDERICI'I AREhIA
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Wednesdayevening, Oct. 31st.
FANCY COSTUMES, ANIMAL COSTUMES, 'COMIC
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Sale ends Saturday; October 28th