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GENERAL MERCHANT
Brussels WALTON,O T. Seaforth
Prone 19-r-5 Phone 232t -r--1l
Specials For Thurso & Sat,i1lay.1 O & 12
Redpath Sugar lU 16 .....•..•..•... ..... is�c
Prairie Rose Flour Cwt. , . • • $2,50
P & G Soap 7 Bars • • • • .. 25e
Falcon Brand Peas • .. 3 tins
25c
Gold Medal Choice Quality Tomatoes • • • • 2 tins • • • • • 19e
Mixed Cookies 2 lb 25c
Oatmeal, Small or Large Flakes 7 tS • • • • ••• • 25c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes (with shopping bag) • • . 3 for • • . 23e
Matches 3 Boxes • • • • 19e
Highest Quality Oyster Shell Cwt. • $1.00
Grey Flannelette, yard wide ...........per yd 15e
Best Quality Factory Yarn --- AtThe Right Price
Men's Heavy Work Shirts EACH 79c
Full Stock of Stove Pipes, Etc., On Hand
FREE YARDSTICKS TO EACH CUSTOMER
FREE PAINT BOOK FOR THE CHILDREN
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FOR SALE -
5o Rock Pullets, ready to lay.
apply at the Post
FOR SALE -
3 -year-old Lester Ram Lamb.
phone 24-r-19 Chas. Pentound
HOUND FOR SALE— FOR SALE—
Good Fox Hound, 6 -pear -old, ,price Over 100 Pipes from 15c to $2.25
reasouaoble. apply at The Post just the pipe you want to buy men.
,:all in at Grewar's and see the
FOR SALE—
Good second-hand Cook Stove in
good repair.
phone 83-y6
Ed. King
FOR SALE—
Portion of shed at United Church
Biuevate. Tenders will be receiv
ed by she undersigned for the two
south bents and replacing end of
sited up to Saturday, November 12th
Alex MeEwen, Secretary
FOR SALE— •
One Buggy, one Cutter, Set of
Single Harness. phone 13-r-10
phone 13-r- 10
Alex, Brpans, Belgrave
FOR SALE -
1 Purebred Hereford Bull, 14
months old 2 York sows, dee to
farrow 1st Dec,
phone 20-r-15 Stewart Turner
FARM FOR SALE— —
120 acres. Mile East of Walton,
LOIS 4 and. 5, 18 Concession Town-
ship of Grey, Large bank barn,
frame house, excellent gravel pit.
Frank Fingland, Clinton, Ont.
selection, Have you tried tha
;i lb. of Mac's Pipe Tobacco for
only 25c. Save money, buy a
cigarette lighter, good selection,
WE SELL FOR LESS,..;c:;
A. GREWAR•.•'.•
Cash and Carry
PLAY SAFE—
Trade in that old, vl•indshield.
wiper for a new one. Genuine-
Trico Wipers for all ears at—
Campbell's Garage
Canadian Tire Products, -
Wingham
AGENTS—
Send in today for our Profit
Building Sales Plan. Build your
own business. Get financial Inde-
pendence by working for yourself!
Familex Products sell on sight.
Repeat business, sure. Start earn-
ing NOw. Without obligation ask
for catalogue and :prices:
FAMILEX CO., 570 St, Clement,
Montreal
Good Used Car
BARGAINS
'37 De Luxe Chevrolet Sedan
'36.= De Luxe Ford Coach
'35 De Luxe Plyroth Coach
'34 De ,LLfxe Chevrolet Coach,
'32 De Luxe Chevrolet Coach
'32 Standard Chevrolet' Coach
'32 De Luxe Chevrolet Coupe
'29 Ford Coach
'28 Ford Coach
'32 Studebaker Sedan
'32 Chevrolet Truck — Short Wheelbase
. '29 Chevrolet Truck Single Wheel
'30 Hiavy Duty Ford Truck
'31 Long wheelbase Ford Truck
r31 Ford Panel Truck
Jackson Motors
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WALTON
The annual bazaar and supper of
St. George's church was held in the
D. Johnston house and was an un-
qualified sucjeess. 'Favored! with;
beautifud weather, a large crowd,
assembled ea.ly in the prettily dec.'
orated rooms. The bazaar was de-
clared open by an address of wel-
come from the rector, Rev. J,
Graham and at once the ladies In
cha,ge of the various booths were
occupied in showing the large dis-
play of aprons, quilts and fancy
work to the many patrons. The fish
pond and candy booths did a roar-`
ing trade with the children and the
home-made baking booth was also
well patronized, A hot supper was
served from 4 o'clock onwards and,
attracted a large number, A very
beautiful afghan made by the ladies.
was drawn for and was won by Mrs.
Lou, Williamson, Brussels, Great
credit is due the officers and mem
hers of the Guild and W.A., for one
of the most successful bazaars in
recent years. A vote of thanks was
accorded Mr. Johnston for the use
of his house.
Tile United Farm., Women's As•
sedation meeting will be held on
November 16th at the home of
Mrs, Walter Broadfoot. The Topic
"Christmas” by Mrs. A. 'McCall and
Mrs. Ed, Bryans.:, The roll call to
be answered by a 'Christmas
Thought.'
!'i The thank -offering meeting held
IA the United Church basement on
;he evening of Nov, 2nd 'was well
attended. Miss 'McGowan who
'silent four .years In China was the
guest speaker and all ,appreciated
her address also the slides shown.
Members froom the 'Winthrop Auxil-
iary were present and gave tw8
numbers on the programme, a solo
by Mrs. Cuthill and a short
dialogue on - Missions, A letter
from the National i0mengency Re-
lief Committee -.reporting the ur-
gent need for clothing and bedding
(if the Prairie Provinces and in
some daett•icts of Northern Ontario
was read. The railways have offer-
ed to carry these articles free to
the three Prairie tProvinces and
half -express rates for Northern On-
tario bales, Anyone wishing to
make a donation be prepared as
the hale will seen be packed.
•
The Next Meeting of
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL
will be held in the
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
COURT HOUSE, CODERICH
Tuesday, November 15th, 1938
at 2 p.m.
All accounts, Notices of Deputa-
tions and other business requir-
ing attention should he in the
hands of the County Clerk by
November 12th,
J. M. ROBERTS,
County Clerk, Gotlerich, Ont
CRANBROOK
Mrs. C. Olmstead is visiting with
her sister Mrs. L. H, Gordon this
week,
Miss Vida Cameron, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Martin, James and Allan Mar-
tin of Detroit, Mich„ were visitors
at the home o Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Cameron last week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, Jolm Noble and
daughter Yvonne of Hanover were
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
James Noble last Sunday.
The neighbours and friends od
Mr. William Smalldon are very
sorry to hear of his illness but are
all hoping dor a speedy recovery.
IMr, Stanley Fischer has purchas-
ed the property known as the
Raddatz farm. t ' ,
The Y. W. M. S. of Knox Pres-
byterian Church held their Nov-
ember Meeting last Thursday even-
ing at the home of Miss Binned
Williams,
The meeting in charge of the
vice-president Mrs. C. Kernaghan
opened with the singing of a hymn
and the Lord:a (prayer Was repeated
in unison, The Scripture lesson
was read. by Miss ' Clara .Middleton.
The minutes of the previous meet-
ing
meeting were read and the roll call
was answered 'with a verse of
Scripture. Miss Jean " Igsmeron
led In prayer, -A hymn was sung
and Mrs, A, Cameron gado a read-
ing, The topic was read .by
'141st' Eluned Williams taken from
the study hook 'India on the march,'
The current events were read by
Mise Mae Fischer, Miss Jean Cam-
eron, Mrs, A, .Campbell, Miss .Doris
Porter and Mrs, C. Robinson,
Airs. C. Kernaghan read a very .
interesting missionary story and the
meeting carie to a close by singing
a hymn and repeating the Mizpa'h
benediction in unison. At the
close of the meeting a dainty lunch
was served by the hostess.
The Y.W,M.S. are invited to hold
their December meeting at the
home of Mrs. C. Robinson, The
meeting to be in charge of the
Piesident Miss Mae Fischer.
We are glad to hoar that little
Miss Madeline Cameron, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Cameron who
has been very sink with pneumonia
is able to be out a little each dray
and will soon be .able to attend
school again,
'The services in Il -(sox i;resliyter-
tan church nest Sunday morning,
NoVernber 12th, will be coidrtcted
by Formosa Missionary, home on
furlough, Mr, G .W. McKay,
WROXETER
Mrs. Percy Rogers, of Detroit, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Paulin Sr.
11r. Wilford Leeson, of Toronto,
was a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. S. McNaughton Thursday
of last week.
HAROLD W. LOVE
Ethel, Ont. •— Phone 22•$
General Insurance Agent
Mr, Tom and Miss Beatrice Shear-
er npent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
N. T. McLaughlin, Wingh,am,
Mrs. Leggett, Mount Forest, spent
part of last week with Miss Mae
Davidson,
Master Jack McLaughlin, Wing -
ham, spent the week -end with Mas-
ter John McNaughton•t BORN
"Sits Perkins," a ' comedy drama MILLS -7n Grey Township, on Oc-
recently put on 'lin` young people of tober 25th, to Mr. and Mrs. Earl
St, James Church, was successfully Mills, a daughter, Dorothy Jean.
' staged at Forclwlch, Friday evening
last.
—Agent ,for De Laval Cream
Separators also keep a supply of
Repairs on band, and oil. Repairing
maorines. Thomas Grant,
Phone 600•r-15 Wroxeter, R.R. 2
In Memoriam
Miller—In loving memory of Robert
Miller who passed away four
years ago, November Sth, 1934.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear father
It is sweet to breathe tlty name;
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do tthe same.
—(Sadly missed by wife and family,
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IT'S Ne'p�
WATSON FAMILY
s..cr.
This Family haws
no Distant Relatives
Not that the Watson family to so small. On
the contrary, there are uncles, aunts,
cousins, nephews, nieces and so on, scattered
across the Dominion. But they never lode
track of leach other. I,ong Distance brings
them tbgether again on many antuversagEy
and special occasions throughout the year
.. at surprisingly little cost.
Reductions in telephone rates -local and long
distance —• in 1935, '36 and '37 have effected
savings to telephone user.+ in Ontario and
Netted of nearly ono million dollars yearly,