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THE GODERICH SIGNA
DOINGS: OF 'DLINGANNON
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DUNGANNON, Dec. 1. - Visitorp. 1 ItIonorary preSident„ Nrs. L. A.. Mc.
with 11,..,Irs. J. A., Ii:illough last. weel Nelazie; PreoldOlt Mrs -M. Wed; 115i
Were Mrs. K. cameron, Ludmovv, ant j
Mrs. M. Shachlefon; 254
vice-preSident, Mrs.. Cecil Mahe; Ord
Mr. and Mrs. B. Vincentl Marnoch. , vice-president, Mrs. Omith.; cbrrespond-
Mrs. Irvine Eedy and, infant • ,soil Mg secreta.ry, Mrd. Geo: IIarrin; record
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are home from the Goderich hospital, ing secretary, Mrs. J. J. Ryan; treas,
,51.r. and Mrs. Boss kledy (nee liter, 'Mrs. A. Mott; 'Mission Band
Isabelle Fuller) have returned from superintendent, 11.7s. Cecil Blaliei Baby
ilaud,pAiperintendent,
their honeymoon trip. Mrs. Otto Popp;
Mrs. Leslie Schultz and uncle, Mr. tenaperatre secretaries. . Mr. Jas. Fin
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Wm. Ilardy; visited the 'foriner's nigan and Mrs. W. McConnell; C1atr1f3t-
fat1ier, Mr. David. Hardy, at Victoria ian stewardship tWeretaries, Mrs. nor-
, Hospital, London, on Tuesday. Mr.
I ilaroy umhpwent an operation recent-
ly and. is expecting to be able to leave
' the hospital this week.
'and Mrs. Tilos. Tickson made
a "tilfi,- to London and visited their
dauglaler, Mrs. Jack Gajewski, and
111.y.et4ajewski and Mrs. Thos. Dickson,
sr%lit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Bryans.
A Wolf Hunt. -MT. Victor Errington
on Monday afternoon made for himself
a good day's pay as well as enjoying
the sport of hunting and satisfying a
1 farmer in , Howick township. There
was, one fewer of a pack of wolves
bothering 'sheep. Quite .a large male
grey wolf was shot at first au.d linaOY
brought down .14 Victor on. the _farm
of Air. . Cecil ,Orainget. , near Gor,rie
SeVeral hunters were ma, and Victor
got in the iirSt shot. The. "wolf 'still
kept running .wilh the (legs chasing it.
Other shots were fired by the hunters
and the wolf circled around a swamp.
and came right back again to Victor,
who brought it doWn. The animal has
been sent away for official, inspection.
Victor • will receive a $25 bounty from
the County ana $15 from the Township..
Sheep have been molested in that dis-
trict and tracks.show there is quite a
pa& of wolves; so we shall probably
hear of some others brought to bay. •
His Ninetieth Birthday. -Mr. God-
frey Hall reached his ninetieth mile-
stone today, December 9th. He is
gaining strength from day to day since
an attack of pneumonia about a month
ago. Fur a few days his condition was
quite serious, but after penicillin had.
_been'odministered, he hegan to respond •
and lie is up and tiround-again, almost
OS . usual. The only. other member of
his family is his „ elder sister, Miss
Mary Hall of Brantford, who spent
SHIPPING DA
UNTIL
CHRISTM
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Si -10P AT
Henderson's
Gorlerich
_The Square
ton and Mn. G. Hodges; Missionary
Monthly secretary, Mrs. McClure;
Iriendship secretary, Mi t•s E., Elliott;
transportation, secretary, Mrs. • L.
Rangel; cwifrpZy 63^-.07retarY0 5frw>
rC3G,7tfL1c3011.Ycla r3t, M1'Z16'105. 1,1D'otepli.
group leadero, MT), LJIe.OrnoIth, 51V1.
1.; Mott, Mrs. Everett Vinriiptt and
Mrs, Cecil 31aIe. Elmitch told =
iattefTsting btog a tb9 on a the
$1rst christmas tree. Mrs. Popp read
an nrliele, 4111 o ThArilsful." .Ute7
the offering and the closing hylant,
the meeting closed with the Mi4pa1t1
Library Concert -The Dungannon
Library Board sponsored the
annttal library concert held on Priday
night at the parish'hall. Mr. Brown
SiliNth, Warden of I.Iuron County, a
nearby resident, acted as chairman an
111 a short speech told the audience that
as councillor and reeve of West Wawa -
110:41 he had watched the growth of
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the axary,:. '
nbrary I& vvau of la Lc2gb, .stanElaal ritUd
acw& to thocoal:writ-AY. A
large nt,nnt.,I,* were pr('L",entarl Maul
a variety pro„--Earl.by prIpill,3 d RoFal
celOolfq cind Chn talcnt,1f ollo,v7s:
Chorus by' Crewo coo by Urn.
.A.lirm Reed ;901tiartette )sr Crewe c.f.'huoli.;
instrumentod ditzet by. Daxo.•
Itivett r vnthr` the znonthora:anq
lIerb StotherR a the Piano; rcadingby
Mrs. giadys liav6tt; 4U gy
non junior room in Ghia dress arni
fancy step, prepared and, directed bt
51rs. T. 51. Inman; MO11) by Everett
Finnigan. Mrs. Stewart's selaool,
No. 0, WA 45 represent0 by Mae and
'Wayne Ktewart with recitations, solo
by Betty nutledge, speech by JintrulY
Reed. Mrs. McAllister's school, O.N.
CQui.,ribut*d *
dr:ii; duet, by -WY
Evctct n&uiooiA by MM. Alba
l'ord OtE:er IfUIttik Ni,--vre_ "nymist
io"bY 1.:',2110- "Ati-luaibt%
byNile iiCh90114; 404,
Bt'Lritirci; grigip ot 69146 by the tikulue
p.ap16 of tIio 1,M4g3v-4Ca
ducted by Mr. Asiew,til 1st
Bs J11:.:11.-ZepF1
ratt9ic nuporvir.3:ir ln the Wstvict
.was amable to b 3JA“,) wow
with her fatbv, V. IL AtmiPeraid, "
or the openiIrt.„of,Parliament at
fawa. The acelpt,• the eveni14
Maybe the old-fashioned,
doctor is dit;'appearifligc but to b 1tet
O1d-fashioned4fami1y,--tra11d0i'
r •
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Coricipetitive Prices and Personal Seivicq:
Than:ItYou,- Goderich
The execiitive%and members of the. Blue Water Brass Band
and Trunipet Band take this opportunity of th.anki.ng
Goderich citizens for the support given the band 'bylaw.:
the last six months with himat the
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hothe of. Mrs. W2 It. Andrew. Miss
Hall will be ithmty-two. next 'July.
I Mr. 'Hall 'enjoys- second sight and is
- able to eat any • food put before him
withoutill effect. Ho. coMes-. from a 1
hardy class of people who believed in.\
hard work and living 'close to God
and nature and ,trusting all would ,.
Is well. Mr. Hall is frail In aPpear-
alice, 1,Mt bas maore than average, re-
sistance against disease. His many
friends wish him "happy birthday."
W.M.S. Meeting. -The NN'.M.S. of the
United church met on Friday after-.,'
noon at thehome of Mrs. Otto Popp.
for the .December meeting, with Mrs.
Melvin Reed, president, in ,the chair:
After the singing off -a Christmas hymn, '
NITS. M. Shackleton led In prayer. The
Scripture lesson, Luke .2:4-20, was. read 17
responsively; led by Airs. Shackleton. `1(
.A Cheistunis candlelight service was
held. Members with lighted candles -
repres'etTring varions-- countries----and4-
nat ion a I it les. .Airs. Reed. was ... ap-.
YARDIAY
of
London
PINAUD
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GIFTS FOR "HER' by
A famous name in Men's Toiletries
-presents--
A popular combination of Lilac Vegetal
Shave Lotion, Shave Creara and Talcum
2.50 - Other sets 1.35 up
CUTEX *
"Bugle Canis" Set $400
presents many popular
gifts including
Gift Sets for
Ladies and Gentlemen
6 Old English' Lavender-
• Perfume 1.25, 1.95 up
- Dusting Powder ... 165; Talc. 1.00
REVLON
"MATCHMAKER"' get
CARNATION or LILAC Toilet- Soap
Box of 3-1.00
Milady 011 'Ike your
selection frOM
Containing •11.1allietUT essentials, at-
tractively boxed or set in sn3art
leather caseS-that she'll welcome--
• 49c, 69c, $1.60 and ui
Gifts that 'last for years!
RUBBERS,ET
SHAVING BRUSHES
Hair Brushes
IEWELITE ROLL: WAVE
by Pro-phy-1ac4ic
"Jewelite" Roll Wave
Hair rush
3.95 •
A gay 13o containing new Revlon
colors for lips S; fingertips $1,00
-Other' sets -1.25, 2.95; -3.95-
"PRINCE" PEN' & PENCIL SET
itioxeA1-$2.90
pointed secretary foil' the election of i'gp
officers, which resulted as follows: MacDonald's EXPORT
or British Consols Cigarettes,
KURtVC-tftentCVRCVRCVCVtCVCVKVCVRV-qgZVRCRKVCVC,4
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in 50's
Alsot other popular brands & tobaccos
Others $1. up
=tePler 'PleVICNieRiCVC2VCURVI--
USEFUL
WOOD'S , BATH OIL
for
Everyone, On Your List
VA% Xtsi Dati, NttDartk3.4
CHRISTIVI4S GREETING CARDS
Assorted Fragrances
OS: Cr $1.00
12 cards - 011 different '4,:telt
with envelope, in a nice 10tx.
lte\ of 1St .4noeri0r with
$.11‘1'14,114•44
Dt I CO' 1,11", of 12 cord,. with
-nyclope, ..... 98e
uf.21 rapt, with envelopes " 1.00
"
50c, 75c,t $1.00, $1.502.$2.06
$5.0b and up*
LLIFOL
• PERKINS'
-Practical ' .1
,Gifts for
the Men o
Your List!
SHEEPSKIN illfold with
Zipper 2.25: Oth,ers 2.75 up
Popular Shaving Gifts by
GMLETTE
"MILORD" Razor, lilades and '
Shave Cream Set • 4.62
Other Sts -98C, 1.32 up
COLCUITE-PALMOLIVE
.10
Goya
PE
Fli ES
Goy0. Europe's I -most discussed oerfunier,
now .offers his flawless fra-granc(7 -
Handbag Phials 750, Gift IlottleA $4.50
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EAR .SAN TA:
No Christmas is complete without flowers' of some kind so why not go to
AACKSONS FLORISTS
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49 BRUCE ST. - A PHONE 105
AND CHOOSE A BOUQUET OF CUT FLOWERS OR A FLOWERING PLANT.
Their fine new show house is ,complete and the plants can be seen to best advantage
and. in complete comfort. They offer in
FLOWERING PLANTS, PIONSETPAS 1
• finest they have ever grown and priced to suit every purse.
AZELIAS CYCLAMEN - BEGONIAS - ICALANCROES AFRIdAN VIOLETS
in blue, pink and white, etc., etc.
'Tenet Watee or. ('ologne: .75e,$1.5
Dusting 'Powder - $1 50
' CUT FLOWERS -Porn, single and la,rge commercial MUMS
•
CARNATIONS - CALLA LILIES - SNAPDRAGONS 0
4 ' and last but least DALES and IVEYS fine ROSES. ..
And MAU SANTA, they' tell me that FLOWERS or PLANTS may be wired any-
where and that if orders are praced early enough JP/MONS will send the order by
mail and eave the cost of a wire. -
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So please DEAR SANTA, please huril and choose some nice flowers for me for they
trulreiske such lovely CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
A lignigkreiiittrfdaNA454,WiPitMii4Ak-A Weit,titak Dikara;tii
PACKA
PIPES
Choice of styles -
For the seasoned smoker
and the younganan
100 to 7.0p
4
R CrIT 20 N
,LIarHTUS
'Ever n)milar, gift
for the smoker.
'$6.00
Others $1,410,
11;11.50 up
,SCIL
INJECT9R RAZORS
$1.50 Sef-0,11111ITIS C4)1 go Dental
ltapid shave (',reata. Af-
ter Shn Irotior and T01e.
$1:75 Sell--(.,ntait.e,1•-!inoli\e 1•41t1tve
d 'ream. ter -Shave, LotiOn and
Tab.. Sili 'HA i',..'e•ate 11011110
Cr4.41113
,set, at *1(11)
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(TWIN UAL) ELECT IC $ n AVER
with the lathous;
SKIN LEVEL
SHAVE -
$24.50
Here's the answer to
ira fast, close, smooth
shave -
has 4 round hea
.ci.lioos‘• "1; ‘111,.3"
the Srat•1111eg atfra nu+. 1)3
t;
Richard
Eau de Cologne• with
Atomizer -
6.
Talcum, Cologne and
Perfume Set --5.15
With the -smart magic blade
repealer
Complete with -blades
98e .and $1.49
Camp en
Phone 90
rifinara
Dusti
g i°017,421? 1.50
tore
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