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THE GODERI
F AUBURN
PAC,atE VIVIC
AlUBIUBN, Nov. 18. — Dim. OT.Ohn
Houston is visiting her (laughter, ,DUaa, .
Jean.UoustOu, Toro to. •
Mr.-, and Mrs. Archie. Malkin and
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilkin of Goderich
viSited Mr. ail° -c rs.• -.14. Allin on
Sunday. •
Mr. T. S. Johnston » .Itor at
Toronto this week.
Visitors with Mr. and . Qt24-),
Beadle at the week -end were Mr.• and
Mrs. Be'verly Freiich and.daughter and
Miss .Bennett, of Detroit, and 2fir. and
Mrs. CHM-Brown and family, Of WO -
ton.
„ Mr. J, J. Wilson spent the week-
end with his daughter, Mrs. Harold
Nicholson, and Mr..Nicholson, Seaforth:
311.si Doren*. 4eid and Mrs. Russell
Reid of Toroute'''visttett-Alte-formWt,),,
father, Mr. Eplariaur'Ball, on Sunday.
Mr. 43a11 is confined to bed. - •
Miss Vivian Straughan of London
spent the week -end with her mother, .
Mrs. C. M. Straughatm. ...._
Mrs. George Hamilton was takeu to ,
Godeifieh heSpital . by ambulance on
Taesday and. was - operated ' on for
appendicitis. Her many friends wish
her a speedy. recovery. - --
Donald Ross. of .Galt spent the week- ,
„lend with his mother, Mrs. Fred Ross.
, Mrs. Wm. »Carter, 'Westfield, •ias. been '
'assisting in nursing her grandmother,
Mrs. john thinking.
There was no school in the public i
school Tuesday afternoon, as Mr.. Little
was attending the teachers' coavyntion i
in Goderich... . 1
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Mr. Stewart King of Toronto visited
his father, Russell King, on Tuesday.
Mr.' hua Mrs. Wesley Stackhopse
and daughter, Miss Ea, of Brumfield,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott on
Monday. - ,
Mr. Chas. Scott has returned home
from Toronto,- where he had been at-
tending a beekeepers' convention at
the Royal York Hotel. -
For Their Golden Wedding—Mr. and
Mrs. Herb. Mogridge will be at home
to their friends on Monday, December
1st, from 2-.30 t� 5 in the afternoon
andlfrom .7. to 9 in the evening, the
occasion being their fiftieth wedding
anniversary.
B.Y.P.U. Meettng. — The B.Y.P.U.
held their monthly meeting on Sunday
night with Miss Evel.,,Nn - Raithby in
charge, The Scripture was read by
_Bob ..Wils.on.,- and.n reading NY4s_ ,glYen
by Jerry Vesterfelt. A solo was rend-
ered by Ilene Cunningham, accom-
panied by Christian Cunningham, a
duet by Shirley and Emma -Robertson,'
and a piano duet by 'Evelyn-Rajthby
and Margaret Jackson..I The topic was
given by Jas. Raithby: 'The next meet-
ing will be the .Christmas one and -will
be. in charge of Shirley and George
Robertson.
WAS. Offieers.----Mrs. Edgar Lawson
was elected president -of the W.M.S. of
Kbox Presbyterian church at the
NovenAer meeting, held at her home
on 'ITiursday. Other officers- elected i
\Vete Thonbrary president, Mrs. W. T.
Robison'; lst vice-president, Mrs:'Jcihn
Houston; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Herb i
Govier; secretary-treasur,er, Mrs. Fred 1
..Ross; assistant, 3.1,1r.• _XV, _Exasinoc,k;...,
-home ,helpers' secretariesi Minnie Wag- 1
ner and V. Letherland; birthday fit/WI
Secretary, , Mrs. F. -Ross,;• welcome and
welfare Secretary, Mrs. W. Good; Glad
Tidings secretary, Mrs. A. Rollinson;
literature a,nd library secretary, Mrs,
J. Houstim ; .flower committee, Mrs. A.
Rollinson, Mrs. W. Bradhock, Mrs. E.
Little; pianist, Mrs. J. Houston. • For
the Ladies' Aid, Mrs. Wellington Good
was, elected pregident and , Mrs. E.
Lawson 'treasurer. Mrs. W. IT-. Robi-
son presided for the Meeting. The
Seripture was read- by Mrs. W. Good,
with meditation and prayer. Final
plans were 'Made for the bazaar. The
topic, the last chapter of the study
book, was given 1)3' Mrs. Ross, who ,alSo
offered the closing prayer. The hostess
served refreshments, • • -
-Wedding Anniversary.—Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Hallam observed their fifty-
leorth :wedding anniversary on Tiles-
,
a. .jewel of a coiorr •
Psf.
IN -DEE
You've seen this color wickedly
- glowing—deep in a ruby's heart. But
wait till you see it on your lips!
With every costuine ;a -drama t ie7
highlight. In -Deep Lipstick, Matching Nail Polish,
'Cream Rouge, Rouge Compact—now available
CAMPBELL'S DRUG. STORE
PHONE 90 » GODERICH
CARD OF THANKS
THE CASTLE FAMILY WISH TO
Thank their Many friends --and
neighbors for the kindness and sym-
pathy extended to them • in their
bereavement. They wish also, to .re-
member those who ,sent floral tributes.
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MIIrrlIELY AIURNEY AND FAMILY
are very grateful .to those , who
were so kind and ehoughtful to, Mrs.
Murney during her illness and to them
intheir bereavement They would also
extend heartfelt thanks to those who
sent flowers or loaned cars for the
funeral. - -47
• CREWE -
EdueationarTr?gram.. — Education
Week was observed in Crewe school
by a "parent and pupil." social even-
ing on 'November 5th. The, program
included numbers by the children, an
address on the "Need and Advantage
of a Good Education" ably given by
Rev. S. T. Dunk of Dungannon United
church, and a comparison of the Eng-
lish and Canadian ways of life and
Work..clearly presented by Mr. Berger,
a new,Canadian who hasettled in the
nOghborhood recently. A few
tests• and lunch brought the evening
to a close.
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Memorize The Phone -No-»--I22
FOR.
PICK-UP AND SERVICE
AT -YOUR CONVENIENCE.
°OUR PLANT IS EQUIPPED TO HANDLE
YOUR CLEANING PROBLEMS.
CLEANING PRESSING » — • EXPERT DYEING
" MOTHPROOFING -- WATERPROOFING & REPAIRING
Coderich Flinch Dry Cleaners
da-y,'NoveMber lBth. M. Hallata Waa-
fOrMerly ,E1149.betch Atm 4.40cif, of
Loughborough,- England, and for our
years7 after her -marriage to Thomas
nallath they resided at _Loughborough
where', Mr.. Hallam viaa eflployed ou the
railway. Later they tOOk .up farming
in Leicestershire, Englalnl, but in 1913
they sailed for Canada with their fairn-
By° of fiw sons, lirst settling . at St.
Helens, whhe Aft. 1a11ain. was etn-
ploYed by rank Todd. an 1914 they
moved to West Wawanosh, where their
son Leslig now resides, and twenty-
nine- years ago they moved.to Hullett
township, to the farm where their son
Arthur now lives. Seven years, ago
they retired to Auburn. They have
always taken a keen interest in the
welfare of the community • -and are
-tirbrq'T`M-KamriftriTettalurretc—M
Hallam wag seeretary-treasurer of S.&
No. 9, Mullett, for fourteen years, and
is at present clerk of the village. Mrs.
Hallam is seventy-seven years of agd
and Mr. Hallamseventy-nine years.
They have a family of five boys.: Charles
of -AShfieldt"Gecarge and Leslie of \Vest
WawanoSh; Arthur and Jack of Mul-
lett. They also lia‘•,e nineteen grand-
children, 'Airs. Hallani does not enjoy
very good health. Mr. Halltun is re7
markably. smart and (wave- and •can be
seen every day riding his bicycle. On
Lis seventy-Pinth birthday he cycled
sixteen miles to his son's home in.
.•1,8-htie1d and pedalled the sixteen miles
home again.
Morkin—Bell.—A wedding of inter-
est., in this communitj took ,place in
St. George's charch, Claresholm,
when Helen Grace, youngest (laughter
of Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Bell, became the
bride Of ,Mr. Thomas C. MOrkin. The
nuptial mass was celebrated by Rev.
-Father Kruskie and Rev. Father
Thompson. The bride looked lOvely,
in a white satin gown with llly-point
sleeves, high deekline,fitted bodice,
and full sweeping skirt. Her floor -
length veil was held in place by n
coronet of pearls, and she carried a
shower bouquet of Briarcliff roses.
Her only ornament•was a single Strand
of pearls,_ a gift of the bridegroom.
Miss Rita Bell was her sister's brides-
maid, wehring:a -floor-lenkth gown of
yellow sheer And blue- net halo, with
shoulder veil. She carried a nosegay
of yellowroses andblne carnations.
The bride is a niece of Mr. 'Raymond
RedmOnd-. Of -.East „.,W,awanosh, ,
• Eat„,,MeVittie.—A pretty wedding
was solemnized at Knox United church
manse, Auburn, at 11: o'clocli Saturday
morning, November 8th, whe'n-Alice
Marjorie, eldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.. William McVittle, 'Westfield, !was.
united in •marriage to Mr. Edward
Charles East,elder son of Mr. and,
Mrs. Charles East, Auburn. Rev. A. (L
Hyyltt officiated. The bride looked
lovely in a street -length dress' of azure
blue 'crepe with .satin Win and wear-
ing a corsage a American Beauty
reses. Miss Roberta•McVittie, sister of
.the bride, was bridesmaid, wearing
street -length dress of oyster 'pearl
crepe with bead and sequin 'trim, and
corsage of rosebuds. Mr. William
East, brother of the bridegroom, was.
f_bust„Man,:, TheA3Aa1di4g-par-ty-returne1-7
' to -- the home of • the bride's parents,
where _they were received by the bride's.
mother in a dress of toffee beige crepe
with a corsage- of •white and pink
chrysanthemums. She ,was ,assisted by
the bridegroom's mother wearing • a
navy blue crepe dress *Ith sequin trim
and corsage of white .and red .chry-
santhemums. The ,young eonple left
later in the afternoon for a Motor
trip. Co Orangeville-, Barrie, and i).arry
Sound, the bride travelling 111 a' black
alpaca-w'eave crepe and lace dress, with
an aero blue topcoat with silver and
black trim, black hat and accessories.
On their return they will reside on
the bridegrooni's farm in Mullett town-
ship., Prior to her 'Marriage Miss Mc -
\Tittle was guest of honor atthe home
of Mi.. and Mrs. Alfred Nesbit, When
the members of the play cast of the
Junior Ins:Mute and .Tunior Farmers
met and presented her with a rug.
Bumunage sale i St.' Peorge's pariah
11414 SaturdaY, November Malt titp
o'clock, ausiiices of St. David'S.group
Claurehv,vomen's Guild. - -47,
ate .trale in,aid of radio fund will
be held after .the • regular liovembpr
meeting. of Victoria Home and Sehool
Association, November 27t1.i.
rooms will be 'open for inspection and
films Will be Shown. Everyone wel-
come. Lunch served. -45
Reserve Vritiay..Nevenaber. 28th, fer
euchre, -"500” and dance, sponsored by
Godericil Fire Brie.de. CKNX Golden
Prairie Cowboys. Admission. 50 tents.
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Ernest" Barker has Christmas and
liFaccastO cards ou display in- D. AL
O'Brien's store on the Souare.
. Bazaar, sale of homemade bahing
.and afternoon tea at .Victoria street
church- on Saturday, November 22nd,
at 2 p.m,- 45-7
Lovely selection of individual Christ-
mas cards, froth 5 cents -up-. Also ek-
(•eptional Vahie in boxes of Christmas
cards from 25c to -82.50. At •Camp-
bell's, your friendly IiA. Drug Store.
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Mailer auspices of .A.luneek Chapter,
a special treat, the anuch
talked of pletureS; "Princess Elizabeth,
Queen of the Future," and "Canadian
Landscape," .also children's picture, all
(•olor, in Knox church lecture ball
011 Monda3;', November 24th. Afternoon
showing, for children ; evening. showing
at 8.15. .46
The Salvation .Army Home League
is lia.ving•its annual sale On Saturddly,
Decenaber 6th, from 2 to 6 p.in., in the
Legion hall. -47-8
The new -1`91'S' wallpapers are- in.
,Stlinworthy patterns, suitable rex' any'
room in the house. See these at
Schaefer's. • 46tf
Chriatanas gift subscriptions ,and
Magazine renewals should be placed
early. Phone Miss Mary B.
213W, or Mrs. Ismay McLean before 10
a.m. They will be glad to call at your
home and fill all your magazine re-
quirements. -45
Home-made.' bake sale, -Saturday,
December 6th, -10.30- an. to 1 p.m., at
the Ivy -Mary S.hoppe, .sponsored by
the Margaret Seeger Club. -47
Slendor tablet -A -tare effective. Two
supply_ .weeks
Campbell's and Emerson's Drug Stores.
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Bazaar- and . tea in North street
Unite.dChurch hall on Saturday,
November 29th, at 3 p.m., sponsored by ,
the Woman's Association. Aprons of
every variety, children's wear, baby
quilts, fancy work tied miscellaneous ;
articles for • sale, also a hdinebaking
table and country store. Tempting
offers for Christmas' shoppers. -47-8
$NE QULAR(4. STOOK or—
TO PICTURE ONLY. TWO OF THE LARGE
SELECTION....
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COLBORNE FEDERATION OF
AGRICULTURE
'
Nlborne Fede'ration of Agriculture
will hold their banquet at Nile on.,
NoVeMbel; 27 at 7'.30.1 116v. G. W. 11.
Medley of Goderich will be the guest
i1 and i jjaal entertattnntit'Will
be. supplied. Tickets .are to be, had!
from the local directors. •
-Remember the Dgcember 'pictures. atl.'
Carlow on December 5, for school child-
ren, at 2.30 'p.m., and at Berimiller
school at 8.30 iri the evening for adults..
DUNGANNON
Passing of an Old Resident. — .Miss
Alice Ferguson, highly respected resi••
dent of the tith concession of West
Wawanosh, passed away on Wednes-
day afternoon at her home after about
a week's illness.' She was seventyinine
years of age. a daughter Of the late
James Ferguson and Mary Woods
Ferguson, who came; front Ireland.
Miss Ferguson was loved and respected
by2all. She was of a quiet. retiring
nature, devoted to her borne. She
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GAs
AND WHEN IT COMES.TO
You will find we have a beautiful array which 'will
include hist what you havp been looking for. -
THE GIFT OF LASTING isOVELINESS IS
A PORTRAIT OF YOU.
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Do not delay In making.an appointment to have
have your portrait taken.
HENDERSON
THE SQUARE
GODERICH
GRANULATED or VELLOW
•
BRAESIDE. 1st, GRADE
SUGAR
10 "s. 88c
BUTTER Fresh Daily'
SCOTIAN. GOLD
APPLE RICE
C1MPBE'LL'S
SOUP
iorrors
TEA
POUND
. 64c
20 oz. Tin 10c
Vegetable, Celery,
Beef, Oxtail
RED LABEL •
ORANGE PEKOE
CHASE AND SANBORN •
COFFEE .16 lb. Bag
1 11). Bag
NEILSON'S
COCOA
ROBIN HOOD 4'
-FLOUR
OXFORD INN
CHILE CON CARNE - »-I9c
10 oz. Tin
.2 f- 23c._
Ib. Pkg. 49e
lk lb. Pkg. 52e
30e
5,1r
22e
_33e
, 7 lb. Pug
A Hard Wheat Flour 40c
15 oz. Tin
•
FREE -
Pkg.
'Dreft '29e'
For Disire
RICHMEW) WHITE t 24 oz, Loaf
'• BREAD- - Try Its 1
• Tasty Goodness
DR. JACKSON'S -
MEALA Natural
Health Food
MOTHER •JACKSON'44- A Cool Weather Cereal
JIFFY PORRIDGE -ncg. 17c
BARKER'S
8 oz. Pkg.
The Better
Butler Wafers
• al tended the Dungaimon United Aurch,
at'IxIlich she was a member. She' Vill •
I be • sadly missed by her brOthersp
• Robert,- John G., Albert and Islutc.
and her sister Martha, all at • home.
A private funeral serVire- will be held
Friday afternoOnat tale. faintly
denee. ReV. W. TJ. RO't?,ers,' -Myth,
I a former pasttrr, will have• charge of.
.•1` -the servi(e. 111-tHlin8it Will he 111
1.1),mgannon cemetery. '
a Tasty Diqi
BAYFIELD LIONS' WILL
UILD OPEN AIR RINK
Plans for the immediate latilding of
4.'.1111 open :111' rho: at came. be
' fore the business sessorn of llie ,l1ny
field Lions Club on 'Wednesday night.
-
Membei-s of' the Bayfield club pro-
\» iled their »11 nteitainment lit this
1414(11 i(g The NVilS anSWered
08(11 111(.11111pr giving Ine‘date of his
birth. • ( member wa:: obliged to
entertain Nil-th a 41,kt11ie number because
ltis birthdav. fell netire:=4 to the date
of the Meeting. This he carried, out
in a creditable manner,
Exeter. 1.14 4145 will be 12,-nes1s of the
1 ;:o 11(041 1,i0l4 (:1111) al tilt' first dinner
!Heeling- in 1 )141'111141%
stls,finh‘d for December 1 Tili » Bachelor
'Lions liaNe been Nvarnr,(1 that unless
ria,,x 141 e 4 44414.1* half with them at
this111491 Inc 1 It -izoing" will be tough
. for them.
LIBBY'S
,BABY FOODSar
ssorted .0 9 Tins 23c
vieties
When You Read Your Signal -Star..
DOMINO PAJ,E' DRY
GINGER ALE 20c,
WESTON'S ENGLISH QUALITY
PLUM PUDDINGS
"Spie &
Army Goggles Span plcg.ho90,"
withHahdY Ammonia
2Pkgs.1.1c-
. Two Pack4ges
Post's
Bran :Flakes
, .
Ontario No. 1
ONIONS 3 lbs. 14e
Sunkist Size 288
ORANGES doz. 29c
Canada No. .1
Potatoes 10 lbs. 390
Siz6 300 •
LEMONS 6 for 23c
Size 80
Grapefruit 4 for 25c
Even kings enjoy cooking,
and King Edward VII was
an expert in'the preparation
of succulent dishes. With
him, cooking began 'as a
hobby which he cultivated
into a high Wit: In the
kitchen he baked many- a
royal dish and codkd» to
perfection tasty meals.
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turn to the front page and look for the little colored
stieker on the upper left hand dormer' of the page... . on thin
sticker be found your name. . . . and also the date o
which your subscription expires'.
If the date has passed on which your subscription
pired, may we ask that you give the matter your attention
now. Thanks! • . s
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